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Wednesday, December 5, 2012

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Fleetwood Mac readies tour and new music - KansasCity.com

NEW YORK -- Fleetwood Mac is heading back on the road, and that means the top-selling group will release new music - sort of.

On its 34-city North American tour, which kicks off April 4 in Columbus, Ohio, the band will perform two new songs, and it could mean a new album will follow. Or not.Stevie Nicks recently sang on tracks that Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie worked on, calling the sessions "great." But Nicks also says she's not sure where the band fits in today's music industry."Whether or not we're gonna do any more (songs), we don't know because we're so completely bummed out with the state of the music industry and the fact that nobody even wants a full record," she said. "Everybody wants two songs, so we're going to give them two songs."Nicks said depending on the response to the new tracks - which Buckingham calls "the most Fleetwood Mac-y stuff ... in a long time" - more material could come next."Maybe we'll get an EP out of it or something," Buckingham said.Nicks will continue to record solo albums, though. The group is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the best-selling "Rumours" album, which has moved some 20 million units in the United States. She knows that's not possible again, despite the success of Adele's "21," which has sold 10 million units in America in less than two years."This is Adele's 'Rumours,'" Nicks said. "She had a baby, she's going to take a year off to take care of her baby - that's why I never had any kids. She's going to go back and start writing again, you never know what the next record's going to be. Is it going to sell 10 million records? You don't know," she said.Buckingham said he initially wanted to record a new album, but Nicks "wasn't too into that." But the guitarist and singer knows that new music isn't a priority for the band's fans."It wouldn't matter if they didn't hear anything new. In a way there's a freedom to that - it becomes not what you got, but what you do with what you got. Part of the challenge of this tour is figuring out a presentation that has some twists and turns to it without having a full album," he said.Fleetwood Mac, which was formed in 1967, last released an album in 2003, though they hit the road in 2009. Nicks and Buckingham - who originally joined the band in 1974 as a couple - both released solo albums and toured last year. Buckingham had suggested that Fleetwood Mac tour last year, but says getting everyone to agree was tough."If you look at Fleetwood Mac as a group, you can make the case of saying we're a bunch of individuals who don't necessarily belong in the same group together, but it's the synergy of that that makes us so good. But it also makes the politics a little more tenuous," he said. "You can say that not only can it be a political minefield, someone's always causing trouble, right? I caused trouble for years so I can't point any fingers."The tour also includes cities such as New York, Chicago, Boston, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, and will end June 12 in Detroit.-----Online:http://www.fleetwoodmac.com/You can follow Music Writer Mesfin Fekadu on Twitter at twitter.com/MusicMesfin

Source: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/12/04/3947640/fleetwood-mac-readies-tour-and.html

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Saturday, December 1, 2012

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MITT ROMNEY WINS POWERBALL LOTTERY | Weekly World News

Mitt Romney is one of two lucky ticket holders to win the largest Powerball jackpot drawing ever!

One of the winning tickets was sold at a Trex Mart convenience store in Dearborn, Mo., about 35 miles north of Kansas City, the state lottery commission said in a news release. Arizona lottery officials said the ticket was sold at a 4 Sons Food Store in Fountain Hills, in suburban Phoenix.

And that ticket in Phoenix was sold to Mitt Romney ? even though the former Governor says he hasn?t been in the state in four months.?? But, hey, he?ll take it.? He?s a winner!

?This really makes up for the election.? said a source close to Romney.? ?Mitt could really use the extra $192 million.? It?s gonna help him a lot.?

Powerball officials said that Romney?s ticket matched all six numbers to win the record-high jackpot.? Marsha Donley, a production coordinator for the Multi-State Lottery Association, told WWN that the jackpot increased to $587.5 million by the time of the drawing, making the cash option $384 million, which will be split equally.

The numbers drawn for Wednesday night, for the second-highest jackpot in U.S. lottery history, are:

?Romney reportedly said that he was glad he won in 2012 because ?taxes are going through the roof in 2013 and the government would take a bigger chunk.?

Ann Romney told WWN that she plans on using the money to help build a house that goes up and down into the ocean outside La Jolla.? ?I think that would be really cool to have a house that can submerge in the water and then come up and rise above all the other houses.? It would be so much fun for us and our 57 grandchildren.

Romney plans on donating $1 million to the Mormon church.

Some in Washington are saying that this guy had something to do with Romney winning the Powerball lottery:

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Intuit GoPayment comes to the UK, renames itself Intuit Pay

In a bid to catch mobile payment rival Square napping, Intuit GoPayment is leaping across the pond to begin an assault on the UK. It's certainly putting the effort in, having had to rework its hardware to be compatible with Chip-and-Pin and being forced, for legal reasons, to drop the "Go" and "ment" parts of its name. The service is currently in a limited trial before being rolled out to switched-on stallholders and itinerant fraudsters (we kid) nationwide.

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