VANESSA HUDGENS NUDE

VANESSA HUDGENS NUDE




VANESSA HUDGENS NUDE




VANESSA HUDGENS NUDE


The latest nude celebrity photo to surface of Vanessa Hudgens is Disney’s equivalent to “the shot heard around the world.”

High School Musical 2, the show that Hudgens stars in, broke a cable record for its premiere. USA Today even went as far as to say that Disney had finally cracked into the big leagues for producing top level programming. Riding off of this success, High School Musical 3 was on the table with a big screen release planned. Now, only Disney knows.
Late last night, numerous websites posted the picture of Vanessa without any blurring out. This allowed the entire world (probably minus China due to censorship), to see the star of the family friendly High School Musical showing off her goods. You can just picture the scene at Disney headquarters last night. It must have looked like an airfield during WW II scrambling to air raid sirens. I wouldn’t be surprised if there are reports of a few cubicles being knocked down.

Whether or not this picture will have a long-term effect on Disney is yet to be determined. The only ball that’s still up in the air is how good Disney’s PR department is at damage control. As far as the Internet goes, they have already made real progress in getting the picture removed from almost every single website that it was posted on.

VANESSA HUDGENS NUDE

VANESSA HUDGENS HOT PICS


VANESSA HUDGENS HOT PICS



VANESSA HUDGENS HOT PICS



VANESSA HUDGENS HOT PICS



VANESSA HUDGENS HOT PICS



VANESSA HUDGENS HOT PICS



VANESSA HUDGENS HOT PICS

Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens Scandal

Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens Scandal



Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens Scandal



Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens Scandal



Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens Scandal



Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens Scandal

HANNAH MONTANA SEXIEST PICS




HANNAH MONTANA SEXIEST PICS



HANNAH MONTANA SEXIEST PICS

MILEY CYRUS SEXY PICS





MILEY CYRUS SEXY PICS

HANNAH MONTANA BEST OF BOTH WORLDS TOUR


HANNAH MONTANA BEST OF BOTH WORLDS TOUR


DESTINY "MILEY" CYRUS is the daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus and was born in Tennesse in 1992.

Miley is best known for starring in Disney TV's Hannah Montana tv program. Miley is the youngest music artist ever to have two #1 CDs in less than a year, as the 14-year-old sensation topped the albums chart with over 326,000 copies sold of her brand-new double CD, Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus.

It has been announced recently that a Hannah Montana BEST OF BOTH WORLD CONCERT TOUR 3D movie will be filmed on her tour and will make its way to the big screen for one week only in February 2008.

Let Stubhub give you easy access to the best seats to once in a lifetime live events. Stubhub's Sean Pate states that the best time to buy tickets from Stubhub is as close to the event as possible when brokers and fans have the lowest prices. See the concert and maybe appear in the movie!



About The Vanessa Scandal


About The Vanessa Scandal

Vanessa Hudgen’s High School Musical bosses at Disney have spoken about her naughty pics which have ended up on the Internet.

A spokesperson for the Disney Channel told Us, "Vanessa has apologized for what was obviously a lapse in judgment. We hope she's learned a valuable lesson."

Talking about rumours that Vanessa is going to be replaced in High School Musical 3 the spokey added, "Walt Disney Studios, as a matter of policy, doesn't comment on ongoing negotiations."



Disney and Hanesbrands Collaboration

Disney and Hanesbrands


Hanesbrands Inc. has gotten its Hanes on Mickey. The maker of Hanes and Champion brands has hooked up with the Walt Disney Co. for a 10-year marketing agreement that gives Champion naming rights for the stadium at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex, has Hanes sponsoring the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith ride at Disney-MGM Studios in Florida, and puts the company's brands and signage throughout Disney properties, including parks, resorts and ESPN Zone restaurants nationwide.


MILEY CYRUS LATEST

MILEY CYRUS LATEST



The lights dim, and that's when the screaming starts. Thousands of preteen girls watch excitedly as a cage of video screens descends from the ceiling playing a silhouette of Disney star Hannah Montana.

When it lands, the blond superstar emerges in a sparkling silver dress and high boots, and the screaming gets even louder. That's when a man offers me $20 for two sets of earplugs, which I just give him for free. I'm sure it's the only thing he didn't pay for all night.

On the hit TV show that shares her character's name, 14-year-old Miley Cyrus (daughter of "Achy-Breaky" country star Billy Ray Cyrus) plays a brown-haired high school student named Miley Stewart who is secretly the blond-haired pop sensation Montana.

The premise of the show is reflected in many of the Montana songs, like the opening number "Rock Star" in which she sings about how she's a strong but shy girl who "might even be a rock star."

Cyrus plays her Montana persona perfectly. She owns the stage, and moves from one song to the next without a stutter or stumble. At 14, she has a stage presence that many performers two or three times her age don't.

When all else fails she strikes her rock-star pose by locking one knee, bending forward at the waist, looking out to the crowd and thrusting her right hand in the air, palm up, making a "gimme more applause" gesture.

The Jonas Brothers, a trio of up-and-coming rock stars that also is being groomed by the Disney machine, opened the show. They have guest-starred on "Hannah Montana" and have their own show in the works for the Disney Channel.

Dressed in garage rock outfits, they strut around the stage spouting rock star clichés. "Hey Seattle," they shouted, "where are my ladies at?" Their songs are harmless pop-rock, both enthusiastic and insincere, and the boys play their rock-star roles with deadly seriousness. It's quite funny, actually.

To close the show, Cyrus rises up on a platform at the end of the runway wearing a leather vest over a white shirt, a wide belt and bedazzled black leggings with white boots. A fake wind blows through her hair.

As the other half of the Best of Both Worlds Tour, Cyrus feels more like a persona than Hannah Montana. The songs are more guitar-driven, the outfits more adult, and the lyrics imply a string of bad boyfriends -- but it feels like imaginary drama taken from high school poetry, as if she's pretending to be older than she is. Only her country-influenced song, "I Miss You," dedicated to her dead grandfather, has a level of sincerity missing from the rest of the set.

By the end of the concert, the kids in the audience seemed tired. It wasn't until they got outside that they got all excited again, flaunting their $30 Hannah Montana shirts, their $20 programs, their $15 laminates, and $10 wristbands.


Disney spends $1.7 million on campaign for Theme Parks

Disney spends $1.7 million on campaign for Theme Parks


The Walt Disney Co. has poured $1.7 million into a campaign to fight housing near its theme parks, eight months before the issue is due to hit the ballot box.

Its latest campaign finance statement, which was due Wednesday, shows how much money is going into campaigns for two ballot measures meant to deter housing in the Anaheim Resort area – in particular, developer SunCal's plan to build 1,500 homes across from Disney property. The measures are set for the June 3 ballot.

The statement from the SunCal-funded group, called the Committee to Defend and Protect Anaheim, didn't show up at the City Clerk's office by 5 p.m. Wednesday. The group sent its statement by FedEx on Wednesday, said Frank Elfend, a SunCal consultant. Two other committee representatives said they didn't know why the document wasn't in.

As of the July 31 filing, the committee had about $402,000 to combat the measures.

Except for a few small donations, Disney has bankrolled the campaign by the Save Our Anaheim Resort group, putting in $131,250 between July 1 and Sept. 30. One other $100 donation to SOAR came in during that time.

"I don't think it's early. It's been a continuous issue that has been going on for months. Each month that goes by, the costs continue to rise and it's important for the coalition to have enough funds," said Todd Ament, SOAR co-chairman.

The bulk of the money appeared in the previous statement, which covered the time when most signatures were collected for two ballot measures: a referendum to overturn residential zoning in the resort area and an initiative that would require voter approval of housing there.

The statements came due just about a week after SunCal sued the owner of the property to be used for the housing.

Source: ocregister.com

Former Disney, Six Flags Executive to Lead Cygnus

Former Disney, Six Flags Executive to Lead Cygnus
Steven K. Brown Appointed as President and Chief Executive Officer of Ticketing and E-Commerce Company


Cygnus eTransactions Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CYGT), a leader in ticketing and electronic commerce, today announced that its board of directors has appointed Steven K. Brown to serve as the company's President and Chief Executive Officer.

Mr. Brown, 39, has 18 years of experience in the theme park industry, including executive responsibility for ticketing at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland. Most recently, he led the ticket strategy and sales organization for all Six Flags, Inc. (NYSE: SIX) entertainment destinations across the United States, Canada and Mexico.

During his 16 years with Disney, Mr. Brown held positions of increasing responsibility, including serving as the executive leader of the Walt Disney World Ticketing division where he led ticketing strategy, financial planning, operations, technology development and sales training across the Resort's nine gated attractions. In 2002 he was promoted to Vice President of Revenue Management for Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, where he successfully drove dramatic growth in both theme park and hotel revenue through the introduction of new ticket options, improved pricing strategies and by leveraging technology to expand sales distribution channels. During his two years at Six Flags, Brown served as Vice President of Ticket Strategy and Sales, where he successfully grew e-commerce revenue by more than 60%, oversaw the Group Sales division and developed the company's admission pricing strategies.

"We are extremely fortunate to have someone with Steve's rich background and diverse talents take the helm at Cygnus," said Larry Paul, Chairman of the Cygnus Board of Directors. "Steve is an innovative, thoughtful leader with true entrepreneurial spirit and an unparalleled level of experience. We are confident he can leverage existing Cygnus solutions to provide near term revenue growth as well as lead the development of new initiatives that will guide the company into a successful future."

"Cygnus prides itself on providing innovative, easy-to-use and reliable solutions that deliver proven revenue results, and this is an incredible time to join Cygnus given the emerging trends in online ticketing and e-commerce," said Mr. Brown. "As the ticketing, e-commerce, and mobile payments sector continues to evolve rapidly, the opportunities for Cygnus are tremendous. I look forward to working with the dedicated Cygnus team which has developed a robust suite of technology solutions, and building on that success to take this company forward."

Cygnus solutions are currently used by major entertainment companies across America, including 19 Six Flags theme parks and water parks, Hershey Entertainment & Resorts, Elitch Gardens and Darien Lake.

Brown received his Master of Business Administration from the Goizueta Business School at Emory University in Atlanta, GA and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from the University of South Florida in Tampa, FL.

About Cygnus

Cygnus delivers powerful ticketing, mobile and e-commerce solutions that help its customers increase sales without adding expensive infrastructure costs. Cygnus' products and services are aimed at a wide variety of paid admission businesses ranging from theme parks and attractions to concerts, live events and sports.

Key solutions for ticket and merchandise sales include mobile commerce, e-commerce, front gate/box office point-of-sale and self-service kiosks. Integrated payment card processing is provided by Cygnus' own payment card processing system, which is also available as a standalone service for easy integration with 3rd party software.


Disney to cast Snow Weisz for pictures


Disney to cast Snow Weisz for pictures


Oscar-winner Rachel Weisz will live "every little girl's dream" when she appears as Snow White in a series of new images for Disney.

The 36-year-old British star of The Mummy and About A Boy is seen in Snow White's famous hairband and dress in a portrait shot by celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz.

The images for Disney's Year of a Million Dreams celebration, which has been extended to the end of next year, also see Dame Julie Andrews posing as the Blue Fairy from Pinocchio and men's world tennis number one Roger Federer as King Arthur.

They come after David Beckham portrayed the dragon-slaying horse-riding Prince Phillip for Disney earlier this year, along with Beyonce Knowles as Alice In Wonderland and Scarlett Johansson as Cinderella.

Weisz, who is seen with a blue and white bird resting on her hand while she befriends animals in a forest, said: "I'm a woman now, but it doesn't matter what age your are, I think you always want to be Snow White.

"It is every little girl's dream. And to be photographed by Annie, one of the great living artists, is really an amazing collaboration."

Ms Leibovitz said: "She was so Snow White. Rachel Weisz was just a perfect Snow White. When you work with this calibre of actor, it takes just a few seconds, a few minutes, to do these pictures."

Dame Julie, who has a long-standing relationship with Disney and played Mary Poppins in 1964, said of her photograph: "It's a symbolic photograph of all the wonderful Disney images."

Federer, 26, is also seen with his sword drawn posing on a rock as the gallant King Arthur in an image set against a background shot at Tintagel Castle in Cornwall.

Federer, who is pictured with his red cape flowing beside a rolling sea, said: "I did feel strong on that rock. I'm higher than everybody. I got the sword. I got the armour. It felt very funny and good actually."

Source: ukpress.com

Disney's Year of a Million Dreams enlists Sir Roger

Disney's Year of a Million Dreams enlists Sir Roger




IT'S Roger Federer as you've never seen him before.

The Swiss-born tennis world's top player has drawn his sword from a rock - a gallant King Arthur - in a snap taken by celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz.

The shot is one for Disney's Year of a Million Dreams promotion.

The series also features Oscar-winning UK actress Rachel Weisz living "every little girl's dream" as Snow White and Dame Julie Andrews posing as the Blue Fairy from Pinocchio.

And earlier this year David Beckham portrayed the dragon-slaying Prince Phillip, Destiny's Child singer Beyonce Knowles played Alice from Alice in Wonderland and actress Scarlett Johansson dressed as Cinderella.

"I did feel strong on that rock," tennis ace Federer said.

"I'm higher than everybody. I got the sword. I got the armour.

"It felt very funny and good actually."

Source: News.com

Radiohead Freakonomics: Did the U of C revolutionize the music industry?

Most of the time my media whorage and love of arts and entertainment are in spite of my efforts as a University of Chicago student. That's why I cherish every moment that Chicago contributes to the arts world.

When Radiohead announced their plan, to shake up the music industry, I realized Steven Levitt, Allen Sanderson, and the rest of the U of C econ crowd must be going batshit with glee over the economic questions such an experiment raised (and Levitt did indeed blog about it). Now, I find they may have directly influenced Radiohead's decision.

It's totally speculative, of course, but the U.K. Telegraph wonders if Freakonomics could inspire a rock band with a leftist, anti-establishment reputation (even though, as I have argued, selling out is a dated concept). Radiohead's experiment is virtually identical to the example of Frank the Bagel Man in Freakonomics, but of course Radiohead's experiment is much more massively scaled and higher profile. The bagel experiment, where people paid whatever they wanted based on an honor system, showed people were generally honest when price was unregulated. Considering Radiohead is rumored to be making £4 per album to the tune of a £4.8 million gross, Levitt may be right once again. It's all a nice setup for the Nobel Prize in Economics announcement later today.

Ray Davies to follow Radiohead's lead

The crappier the music industry gets, the more popular musicians will look for other strategies to release albums - even musicians of the 60-year old geezer variety. Ray Davies, one of my favorite musicians in the world and one who's vastly underrated in the United States, will be releasing his second solo album Working Man's Cafe in the October 21 issue of the Sunday Times in London, according to Spinner. It's free with the paper.

Ray Davies, of course, is best remembered as the the frontman of The Kinks, most famous for their British Invasion hits like "You Really Got Me," "All Day and All of the Night," "Tired of Waiting for You," and "Lola." However, they're legacy in America was dampened by being banned from the U.S. for years during the 60s. The Kinks responded by producing some of the most distinctly British rock of all time, both with their now-class The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society and classic tracks such as "Waterloo Sunset" and "David Watts."

It wasn't really until the Britpop sensation of the '90s that the Kinks started to get their full respect in the States, as bands such as Oasis and Blur listed the Kinks as Oasis. Like Oasis, the Kinks were led by constantly sparring brothers, and Ray Davies released his first solo album Other People's Lives in February 2006 while his brother Dave was recovering from a stroke. Davies and the Kinks have toyed with the trends of the time in the past, whether it was their disco-like Come Dancing or their failed rock opera Preservation, and now Ray Davies is giving record executives a headache, but in a subtle, incisive manner. Basically, it's a deceptively subversive move, as deceptively subversive as, say "Apeman," "Plastic Man," and "Where Have All the Good Times Gone" so I'm fine with it.

Enchanted - PICS

http://www.jimhillmedia.com/mb/images/upload/enchanted-poster-web.jpg
The image “http://www.goetzecandy.com/playarea/images/enchanted.jpg” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.

THE GAME PLAN - PICS


Underdog - Pictures


PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT WORLD'S END - PICS


Ratatouille - Pics


























MEET THE ROBINSONS

MEET THE ROBINSONS




























A 12-year-old boy genius named Lewis invents the Memory Scanner, a machine he hopes will recover forgotten memories and reveal why his mother put him up for adoption. But before he can find out, his latest invention is heisted by Bowler Hat Guy and his evil hat Doris. Having given up nearly all hope, Lewis gets whisked away to the future by a mysterious boy named Wilbur Robinson. There, in a world filled with flying cars and floating cities, Lewis gets to spend a day with Wilbur's eccentric family while attempting to hunt down Bowler Hat Guy, save the future, and uncover his family's amazing secret.


This comedic adventure is being made the way that, until recently, all of Disney's major animated features were planned: with computers. The film is adapted from a 1990 book by William Joyce, who created the preschool series "Rolie Polie Olie" for the Disney Channel and was an executive producer on Fox's mechanical CGI comedy Robots. The voice cast includes Angela Bassett, Tom Selleck, Harland Williams (Rocketman), Adam West, Kelly Ripa, Laurie Metcalf, Tom Kenny, and Ethan Sandler. Three-time Disney story artist Stephen J. Anderson is directing; he also voices villain Bowler Hat Guy. Along with Danny Elfman (who is also scoring), pop artists Rob Thomas and Rufus Wainwright have written original songs for the film. Following the successful 3-D engagements of Chicken Little, Disney will be employing the same tactic for Robinsons with a 3-D version accompanying standard theatrical prints in the spring of 2007.

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian



















It's not surprising that Disney and Walden Media would want to pursue adapting the other books in C.S. Lewis's best-selling fantasy series, after The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe became the second highest grossing film of 2005, the third highest grossing live action film domestically in Disney's history (behind Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl and Hollywood Pictures' The Sixth Sense) and the company's all-time #1 live action film worldwide. (It's since been surpassed by Pirates sequel Dead Man's Chest.) Caspian catches up with the four Pevensie children, who return to Narnia to find that one thousand years have passed since they left. They are again enlisted to join the magical world's colorful creatures in an effort to combat an evil villain preventing the rightful prince from ruling. On Groundhog Day 2006, Disney and Walden officially announced the commencement of preproduction on this sequel.

Wardrobe's director Andrew Adamson, composer Harry Gregson-Williams, and most of its principal cast are back for this follow-up. Returning actors include William Moseley (Peter), Anna Popplewell (Susan), Skandar Keynes (Edmund), Georgie Henley (Lucy), and Liam Neeson (as the voice of Aslan). Among the new additions is Ben Barnes, a 25-year-old English stage and film actor, who will portray the titular teen prince Caspian. Peter Dinklage, memorable as the demanding, petite author in Elf, has signed on to play Trumpkin the Dwarf. Spanish actress Alicia Borrachero (star of "Hospital Central", Spain's equivalent of "ER") has been cast as Prunaprismia, queen of Narnia and wife of the evil General Miraz, while Belgium's Vincent Grass will tackle the role of Doctor Cornelius. Several major parts -- including King Miraz and Reepicheep the mouse -- remain to be cast.

Filming began February in New Zealand before moving to Prague and Slovenia for the brunt of photography. Originally planned for release on December 14, 2007, Caspian is now scheduled to reach theaters on May 16, 2008. In a January 2007 interview, Walden Media's Bob Beltz revealed that the third Narnia book -- The Voyage of the Dawn Trader -- has been greenlit for adaptation and that plans are in motion for this and The Silver Chair to film close enough to release one new Narnia film a year.

NATIONAL TREASURE: THE BOOK OF SECRETS (National Treasure 2)

Justify Full




















Even with the mostly golden track record of producer Jerry Bruckheimer (who had thrice topped the $100 million mark for Disney branches with Nicolas Cage in a leading role), nobody quite expected National Treasure to perform as well with audiences as it did. Feeling more like Bruckheimer's Touchstone fare than the Walt Disney Pictures label it was moved to at the last moment, the PG-rated action flick narrowly claimed the #1 box office spot in November 2004 and held onto it for three straight weeks. It would end up with $173 million domestically and a tiny bit more overseas, easily making it one of the year's top-grossers. Despite an alternate ending that was dropped because it suggested a sequel, that's exactly what the producer intends to make now that filming of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (the third and, for the moment, final chapter in that even more profitable Disney/Bruckheimer franchise) has wrapped.

Director Jon Turtletaub and star Nicolas Cage are expected to return, as are supporting cast members Justin Bartha, Harvey Keitel, Jon Voight and Diane Kruger, while Greg Poirier (the forthcoming Swiss Family Robinson remake discussed directly above) is currently credited with the screenplay, though others may still have a hand in it (the first film gave writing credits to five individuals). Thus far, plot particulars remain guarded, but one assumes viewers can expect to see some more treasure hunting. According to Bruckheimer, the hunt will center on eighteen pages missing from the journal of presidential assassin John Wilkes Booth. Production begin January 2007, with the film's predictably potent opening scheduled for December 21, 2007.

ENCHANTED - The Movie























In this part-animated, part-live-action romantic fable, a beautiful princess named Giselle is banished by an evil queen from the cartoon world to gritty present-day New York City. There, she must rescue herself and find true love. After undergoing eight years worth of rewrites, the project finally was filmed spring 2006 with Disney veteran Kevin Lima in the helm. Lima is no stranger to either medium; he began his career working on story for Oliver & Company and Aladdin, moved onto directing "Goof Troop", its big screen spin-off A Goofy Movie, and Tarzan, and most recently has been in the director's chair for live action fare including 102 Dalmatians and the two Eloise TV movies.

Enchanted's cast includes Amy Adams as Princess Giselle, Susan Sarandon as the wicked Queen Narissa, James Marsden as the seemingly perfect Prince, and Broadway actress Idina Menzel. Former '80s icon and current "Grey's Anatomy" star Patrick Dempsey plays a single father (love interest, anyone?) who helps Giselle find her way around New York. The script in use is credited to Bill Kelly, who wrote the well-received 1999 romantic comedy Blast From the Past. While originally announced as being part CG-animation, it was later determined that 2-D animation would be employed for the fairy tale world scenes. This, coupled with the fact that the film is intended to feature six songs written by Stephen Schwartz (Pocahontas) and composed by Alan Menken (Aladdin, The Little Mermaid), is rightfully leading many to consider this a callback of sorts to Disney's animation renaissance of the late '80s/early '90s.

THE GAME PLAN















































After producing The Rookie, Miracle and Invincible, Mark Ciardi and Gordon Gray are giving the modern Disney sports film a twist with this fictional, family-friendly comedy. Former pro wrestler The Rock (a.k.a. Dwayne Johnson) plays Joe Kingman, a superstar NFL quarterback whose "serial bachelorship" comes to a halt with the discovery that he has a 7-year-old daughter (Madison Pettis, "Cory in the House"), the product of a final fling in a marriage that has since ended. As you'd expect, parties, practices, and dates now must be juggled with fatherly duties as ballet, bedtime stories, and dolls enter the picture. Have no doubt that amidst the Pacifier-type laughs, there's a lesson to be learned about there being more to life than fame and fortune. The film co-stars Morris Chestnut (The Ernest Green Story), Paige Turco, Roselyn Sanchez, Gordon Clapp, and Kyra Sedgewick as Joe's hard-edged agent Stella Peck. Andy Fickman (She's The Man) directs from a screenplay attributed to Audrey Wells (George of the Jungle, The Kid), Kathryn Price ("The Mole"), and newcomer Nichole Millard.

UNDERDOG











































The caped canine with a flair for rhyming couplets is best known as the star of NBC's tongue-in-cheek cartoon, which ran from 1964 to 1973. As such, this largely live action production harks back to the late '90s when the Disney regularly gave yesteryear cartoons live-action big screen treatment (George of the Jungle, Mr. Magoo, Inspector Gadget). Belgium's Frederik Du Chau (Racing Stripes) is in the director's chair, working from a script credited to Joe Piscatella, Craig A. Williams, and Adam Rifkin. If the movie is well received, Walt Disney Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment are hoping for a franchise. This potentially first film was shot spring 2006 in Rhode Island and will be released on August 3rd, 2007.