Saturday, February 28, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
THIS WEEK HIP-HOP & R&B ALBUMS SALES
R&B superstar Beyonce made her way back into the Top 5 as I Am...Sasha Fierce jumped seven slots to No. 5 with 40,500. After three and a half months in stores, the singer's third solo album has sold 1,882,700 copies.
Academy Award-winning singer Jamie Foxx also sold his way to a Top 10 return with Intuition moving up eight positions to No. 6 selling 32,600. Heading into his 11th week on shelves, Foxx's latest project stands at 650,700 units.
Grammy-nominated singer India.Arie's Volume 2 Testimony: Love & Politics slid four spots down to No. 7 with 32,500. With two weeks under her belt, the singer's newest release sits at 108,000 scanned albums.
Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak made a eight-position comeback into the Top 10 landing at No. 8 with 32,450. Going 13 weeks strong, Ye's fourth solo disc has sold a total of 1,360,500 copies.
Self-proclaimed King of the South T.I.'s Papertrail moved up six slots to No. 12 with 29,300. After 21 weeks in retail stores, Tip's sixth solo album rests at 1,723,800 sold discs.
Video vixen Keyshia Cole's latest album, A Different Me, gradually moved forward by four spots to No. 15 with 27,600. Headed into her 11th week, Cole's new album has secured 725,800 scanned copies.
The 2009 Grammy Nominees compilation disc, featuring music by Chris Brown and T-Pain, slid out of the Top 10 to No. 20 with 21,900. After a month on shelves, the CD rests at 144,500 sold albums.
R&B singer Bobby Valentino's Rebirth fell 20 positions down to No. 27, selling 20,000. His third solo album currently stands at 84,200 scanned discs.
Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman slid down four slots to No. 29 with 19,400. Going into his sixth month in stores, Ne-Yo's third solo disc has sold 924,900 copies.
Meanwhile, Akon's Freedom moved up six spots to No. 30 pushing 18,900 in seven days. With three months under his belt, his third album has passed the gold mark with 508,700 scanned discs.
Grammy-winning rapper Lil' Wayne's Tha Carter III fell four positions down to No. 33 with 17,700. Headed into his 38th week in stores, the rapper's latest project has sold 3,029,800 copies.
Pop star Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad moved down four slots to No. 35 with 16,000. After 90 weeks, the singer's newest release stands at 2,387,100 copies.
Rounding things out at No. 50 is Jennifer Hudson's self-titled debut falling 20 slots and selling 12,300. With 21 weeks under her belt, the singer's album has sold 633,400 records.
Academy Award-winning singer Jamie Foxx also sold his way to a Top 10 return with Intuition moving up eight positions to No. 6 selling 32,600. Heading into his 11th week on shelves, Foxx's latest project stands at 650,700 units.
Grammy-nominated singer India.Arie's Volume 2 Testimony: Love & Politics slid four spots down to No. 7 with 32,500. With two weeks under her belt, the singer's newest release sits at 108,000 scanned albums.
Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak made a eight-position comeback into the Top 10 landing at No. 8 with 32,450. Going 13 weeks strong, Ye's fourth solo disc has sold a total of 1,360,500 copies.
Self-proclaimed King of the South T.I.'s Papertrail moved up six slots to No. 12 with 29,300. After 21 weeks in retail stores, Tip's sixth solo album rests at 1,723,800 sold discs.
Video vixen Keyshia Cole's latest album, A Different Me, gradually moved forward by four spots to No. 15 with 27,600. Headed into her 11th week, Cole's new album has secured 725,800 scanned copies.
The 2009 Grammy Nominees compilation disc, featuring music by Chris Brown and T-Pain, slid out of the Top 10 to No. 20 with 21,900. After a month on shelves, the CD rests at 144,500 sold albums.
R&B singer Bobby Valentino's Rebirth fell 20 positions down to No. 27, selling 20,000. His third solo album currently stands at 84,200 scanned discs.
Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman slid down four slots to No. 29 with 19,400. Going into his sixth month in stores, Ne-Yo's third solo disc has sold 924,900 copies.
Meanwhile, Akon's Freedom moved up six spots to No. 30 pushing 18,900 in seven days. With three months under his belt, his third album has passed the gold mark with 508,700 scanned discs.
Grammy-winning rapper Lil' Wayne's Tha Carter III fell four positions down to No. 33 with 17,700. Headed into his 38th week in stores, the rapper's latest project has sold 3,029,800 copies.
Pop star Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad moved down four slots to No. 35 with 16,000. After 90 weeks, the singer's newest release stands at 2,387,100 copies.
Rounding things out at No. 50 is Jennifer Hudson's self-titled debut falling 20 slots and selling 12,300. With 21 weeks under her belt, the singer's album has sold 633,400 records.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Monday, February 23, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
THIS WEEK HIP-HOP & R&B SALES
Grammy-nominated singer India.Arie's Volume 2 Testimony: Love and Politics opened up at No. 3 this week. According ot Nielsen Soundscan, after her first seven days in stores, the singer's latest project debuts with 75,600 scanned copies.
R&B singer Bobby Valentino also made his return to the charts this week with his new album Rebirth landing at No. 7. Valentino's third solo project sold a total of 64,200 units after its' first week on shelves.
The 2009 Grammy Nominees compilation, which features music from Chris Brown and T-Pain, moved up three spots to No. 12 with 61,000. After three weeks in stores, the compilation album has sold a total of 122,600 units.
Grammy-winning singer Beyonce's I Am...Sasha Fierce dropped seven slots to No. 12 with 53,900. Her third solo project has pushed a total of 1,842, 100 copies after 13 weeks in stores.
Academy Award-winning singer Jamie Foxx fell six positions down to No. 14 as Intuition moved 40,100. After nine weeks on shelves, the singer's latest project has sold 618,100 units.
Mega rap star Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak fell seven slots to No. 16 after selling 36,800. With three months under his belt, Ye's fourth album currently rests at 1,328,000 copies.
Southern rap star T.I.'s Paper Trail moved up one position to No. 18 with 33,300. Heading into his his 21st week, the "King of the South" has sold an impressive 1,694,500 copies.
R&B singer Keyshia Cole fell nine spots landing at No. 19 as A Different Me sold 32,100. After nine weeks, the singer's third solo project has moved 698,200 units.
Grammy-winning singer Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman dropped two positions to No. 24 with 29,100. With 22 weeks under his belt, the singer's third album has sold 905,500 records.
Multi-platinum selling rapper Lil' Wayne's Tha Carter III fell seven slots to No. 29 with 27,000. However, the rap star's latest album has officially been certified triple platinum with 3,012,100 after 36 weeks in stores.
Soulful singer Jennifer Hudson's self-titeld debut continues to move up the charts receiving a 17-position boost to No. 30 with 25,600. Going into her 21st week, the singer's debut album has sold 621,000 copies.
R&B superstar Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad fell six slots to No. 31 with 24,500. After 89 weeks, the singer's latest album has sold 2,371,000 copies.
Hitmaker Ryan Leslie's self-titled debut got off to a modest start in its opening week landing at No. 35. After its' first seven days in stores, the singer's debut has sold 23,800 records.
Konvict labelhead Akon's Freedom slid 16 slots to No. 36 with 23,200. With 11 weeks in the books, the singer's third solo project has sold 489,800 units.
British crooner Leona Lewis' Spirit fell two slots to No. 44 with 15,900. After 45 weeks, the singer's debut has moved 1,474,100 copies.
Soulful singer Anthony Hamilton's Point of it All dropped three spots to No. 47 with 15,600. Going into his tenth week, Hamilton's latest album has sold 279,700 records.
Evening things out at No. 50 is Jamzine Sullivan's Fearless which dropped five spots selling 14,900. After 21 weeks, the singer's debut release has sold 368,300 copies.
R&B singer Bobby Valentino also made his return to the charts this week with his new album Rebirth landing at No. 7. Valentino's third solo project sold a total of 64,200 units after its' first week on shelves.
The 2009 Grammy Nominees compilation, which features music from Chris Brown and T-Pain, moved up three spots to No. 12 with 61,000. After three weeks in stores, the compilation album has sold a total of 122,600 units.
Grammy-winning singer Beyonce's I Am...Sasha Fierce dropped seven slots to No. 12 with 53,900. Her third solo project has pushed a total of 1,842, 100 copies after 13 weeks in stores.
Academy Award-winning singer Jamie Foxx fell six positions down to No. 14 as Intuition moved 40,100. After nine weeks on shelves, the singer's latest project has sold 618,100 units.
Mega rap star Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak fell seven slots to No. 16 after selling 36,800. With three months under his belt, Ye's fourth album currently rests at 1,328,000 copies.
Southern rap star T.I.'s Paper Trail moved up one position to No. 18 with 33,300. Heading into his his 21st week, the "King of the South" has sold an impressive 1,694,500 copies.
R&B singer Keyshia Cole fell nine spots landing at No. 19 as A Different Me sold 32,100. After nine weeks, the singer's third solo project has moved 698,200 units.
Grammy-winning singer Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman dropped two positions to No. 24 with 29,100. With 22 weeks under his belt, the singer's third album has sold 905,500 records.
Multi-platinum selling rapper Lil' Wayne's Tha Carter III fell seven slots to No. 29 with 27,000. However, the rap star's latest album has officially been certified triple platinum with 3,012,100 after 36 weeks in stores.
Soulful singer Jennifer Hudson's self-titeld debut continues to move up the charts receiving a 17-position boost to No. 30 with 25,600. Going into her 21st week, the singer's debut album has sold 621,000 copies.
R&B superstar Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad fell six slots to No. 31 with 24,500. After 89 weeks, the singer's latest album has sold 2,371,000 copies.
Hitmaker Ryan Leslie's self-titled debut got off to a modest start in its opening week landing at No. 35. After its' first seven days in stores, the singer's debut has sold 23,800 records.
Konvict labelhead Akon's Freedom slid 16 slots to No. 36 with 23,200. With 11 weeks in the books, the singer's third solo project has sold 489,800 units.
British crooner Leona Lewis' Spirit fell two slots to No. 44 with 15,900. After 45 weeks, the singer's debut has moved 1,474,100 copies.
Soulful singer Anthony Hamilton's Point of it All dropped three spots to No. 47 with 15,600. Going into his tenth week, Hamilton's latest album has sold 279,700 records.
Evening things out at No. 50 is Jamzine Sullivan's Fearless which dropped five spots selling 14,900. After 21 weeks, the singer's debut release has sold 368,300 copies.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
LIL WAYNE & KANYE WEST (GENERATES CASH!!)
Lil’ Wayne and Kanye West are among the rappers on Billboard’s Top 20 Music Money Makers List of 2008. Wayne came in at number-12, having generated 57-million dollars in 2008. Kanye rounded out the Top 20 with 42-million. Madonna topped the list with 242-million dollars worth of earnings.
Billboard calculates its numbers by including record sales, touring revenue, box office receipts and radio play. –Chris Morrow
Billboard calculates its numbers by including record sales, touring revenue, box office receipts and radio play. –Chris Morrow
THIS WEEK HIP-HOP & R&B ALBUMS SALES
Grammy-winning superstar Beyonce's I Am...Sasha Fierce slips two slots this week landing at No. 5 with 51,400 albums sold. According to Nielsen Soundscan, the singer's third solo project has sold 1,788,200 pieces after three months.
Academy Award winning singer Jamie Foxx's Intuition moved one spot down to No. 8 with 36,600 albums sold. After two months in stores, Foxx's latest release has pushed 578,000 pieces.
Mega rap star Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak slid four positions down to No. 9 selling 33,900 records. Going into his 12th week, Ye's fourth album has sold 1,291,200 pieces.
Keyshia Cole's A Different Me fell two spots to No. 10 scanning 33,600 albums. After two months of availability, her new project currently rests at 666,100 sold records.
The 2009 Grammy Nominees compilation, featuring music from T-Pain and Chris Brown, moved down six slots to No. 12 with 28,500 sold records. With two weeks in the books, the disc has sold 61,600 albums.
T.I.'s Paper Trail slid three positions to No. 19 with 22,900 copies. After 19 weeks in stores, Tip's sixth solo project has sold 1,661,200 albums.
Konvict labelhead Akon's Freedom fell five spots to No. 20 this week with 22,800 records. After ten weeks, the singer's third album rests at 466,500 sold units.
Grammy-winning rapper Lil' Wayne's Tha Carter III received a three spot boost moving to No. 22 with 20,200 copies. After 35 weeks in stores, Weezy's latest project has sold 2,985,100 pieces.
R&B singer Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman moved up six spots to No. 23 with 19,600 sold copies. Going ino his 22nd week, the singer's third solo album has sold 876,400 records.
Video vixen Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad fell two slots to No. 25 with 18,400 sold albums. After 88 weeks, her latest album has moved 2,346,500 records.
Southern rap star Plies' Da REAList moved up eight positions to No. 34 with 13,900 copies. After two months on shelves, the Florida-bred emcee's new album has sold 255,300 records.
R&B superstar John Legend's Evolver also received a boost moving six slots to No. 40 with 13,100 sold copies. After 15 weeks, Legend's latest release stands at 526,900 pieces.
British crooner Leona Lewis' Spirit made a big 13-position jump to No. 42 selling 12,700 copies. After 44 weeks, the singer's debut has moved 1,458,200 records.
Southern singer Anthony Hamilton's Point of it All slid six slots to No. 44 with 12,600 scanned albums. With two months under his belt, his new album has sold 264,100 copies.
R&B singer Jazmine Sullivan's Fearless hopped back into the Top 50 moving up 22 positions to No. 45 with 12,400 copies. After 20 weeks on the charts, the singer's debut album has sold 353,400 pieces.
Grammy-winning singer Mariah Carey's Ballads fell 15 slots to No. 46 with 12,200 copies. After three weeks on charts, the singer's compilation album has sold 55,700 records.
Soulful singer Jennifer Hudson's self-titled debut re-appeared in the Top 50 moving up 24 slots to No. 47 with 12,100 sold albums. Going into her 20th week, the singer's solo project has sold 595,475 copies.
Rounding things out at No. 49 is Ludacris' Theater of the Mind falling nine slots selling 11,900 copies. The rap star's sixth solo project has sold a total of 542,400 copies to date.
Academy Award winning singer Jamie Foxx's Intuition moved one spot down to No. 8 with 36,600 albums sold. After two months in stores, Foxx's latest release has pushed 578,000 pieces.
Mega rap star Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak slid four positions down to No. 9 selling 33,900 records. Going into his 12th week, Ye's fourth album has sold 1,291,200 pieces.
Keyshia Cole's A Different Me fell two spots to No. 10 scanning 33,600 albums. After two months of availability, her new project currently rests at 666,100 sold records.
The 2009 Grammy Nominees compilation, featuring music from T-Pain and Chris Brown, moved down six slots to No. 12 with 28,500 sold records. With two weeks in the books, the disc has sold 61,600 albums.
T.I.'s Paper Trail slid three positions to No. 19 with 22,900 copies. After 19 weeks in stores, Tip's sixth solo project has sold 1,661,200 albums.
Konvict labelhead Akon's Freedom fell five spots to No. 20 this week with 22,800 records. After ten weeks, the singer's third album rests at 466,500 sold units.
Grammy-winning rapper Lil' Wayne's Tha Carter III received a three spot boost moving to No. 22 with 20,200 copies. After 35 weeks in stores, Weezy's latest project has sold 2,985,100 pieces.
R&B singer Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman moved up six spots to No. 23 with 19,600 sold copies. Going ino his 22nd week, the singer's third solo album has sold 876,400 records.
Video vixen Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad fell two slots to No. 25 with 18,400 sold albums. After 88 weeks, her latest album has moved 2,346,500 records.
Southern rap star Plies' Da REAList moved up eight positions to No. 34 with 13,900 copies. After two months on shelves, the Florida-bred emcee's new album has sold 255,300 records.
R&B superstar John Legend's Evolver also received a boost moving six slots to No. 40 with 13,100 sold copies. After 15 weeks, Legend's latest release stands at 526,900 pieces.
British crooner Leona Lewis' Spirit made a big 13-position jump to No. 42 selling 12,700 copies. After 44 weeks, the singer's debut has moved 1,458,200 records.
Southern singer Anthony Hamilton's Point of it All slid six slots to No. 44 with 12,600 scanned albums. With two months under his belt, his new album has sold 264,100 copies.
R&B singer Jazmine Sullivan's Fearless hopped back into the Top 50 moving up 22 positions to No. 45 with 12,400 copies. After 20 weeks on the charts, the singer's debut album has sold 353,400 pieces.
Grammy-winning singer Mariah Carey's Ballads fell 15 slots to No. 46 with 12,200 copies. After three weeks on charts, the singer's compilation album has sold 55,700 records.
Soulful singer Jennifer Hudson's self-titled debut re-appeared in the Top 50 moving up 24 slots to No. 47 with 12,100 sold albums. Going into her 20th week, the singer's solo project has sold 595,475 copies.
Rounding things out at No. 49 is Ludacris' Theater of the Mind falling nine slots selling 11,900 copies. The rap star's sixth solo project has sold a total of 542,400 copies to date.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
CHRIS BREEZY Turns Himself In For Beating On Rihanna
According to bossip.com, Chris Brown is going round for round with Johnny Law as to exactly what happened the other night as he allegedly gave Rihanna a beating for giving him Herpes:
TMZ can confirm that Chris Brown just entered an LAPD station, where he turned himself in to police.
Chris is being investigated by the LAPD for an alleged domestic violence felony battery that occurred early this morning near Hancock Park in L.A. Police officials said earlier today they may arrest Brown when they found him. Well, now they know where he is.
According to the female victim — who cops refuse to identify — she and Chris got into an argument which turned violent. Cops say when they arrived to the scene, Brown had split, but the woman had “visible injuries and identified Brown as her attacker.”
Brown and his girlfriend Rihanna were together earlier last night, attending Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy party — and both canceled their scheduled performances at tonight’s event.
Brown is currently being interviewed by detectives.
Breezy is back on the streets on 50K bail.
Friday, February 6, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
THIS WEEK HIP-HOP & R&B ALBUMS SALES
Grammy-winning singer Beyonce's I Am...Sasha Fierce dropped one spot to No. 3 this week with 51,500 discs. According to Nielsen Soundscan, the singer's third album has sold a total of 1,736,800 albums after 11 weeks in stores.
Mega producer Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak also slipped a notch landing at No. 5 with 33,200 scanned units. After 10 weeks on shelves, Ye's fourth solo project has sold 1,257,300 copies.
The 2009 Grammy Nominees, featuring music by T-Pain, Ne-Yo and Lil' Wayne, opened up at No. 6. After it's first seven days, the compilation disc has sold 33,100 units.
Academy Award-winning singer Jamie Foxx's Intuition received a one-position boost securing No. 7 with 31,600 sold discs. With seven weeks under his belt, the singer's latest project stands at 541,500 scanned pieces.
Grammy-nominated singer Keyshia Cole's A Different Me dropped two spots to No. 8 with 30,900 albums sold. After seven weeks of availability, Cole's newest release has moved 632,500 units.
Konvict labelhead Akon's Freedom jumped up two spots to No. 15 with 21,800 scanned discs. Headed into his tenth week, the singer's third album rests at 443,700 albums.
The "King of the South" T.I.'s Paper Trail also received a two-position jump landing at No. 16 with 20,600 sold pieces. After 18 weeks on shelves, Tip's sixth solo project has secured 1,638,300 sold copies.
R&B hottie Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad remains on the charts moving down one slot to No. 23 with 16,000 albums scanned. With 87 weeks in the books, the singer's latest project has sold 2,328,100 records.
The Notorious soundtrack dropped 15 slots to No. 24 with 15,700 pushed albums. After three weeks in stores, the compilation has sold 87,700 units.
Grammy-nominated rapper Lil' Wayne's Tha Carter III slid up one spot to No. 25 with 15,600 scanned copies. Weezy's latest album has sold 2,965,000 after 34 weeks in stores.
R&B singer Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman remained at No. 29 with 14,800 scanned albums. After 20 weeks of availability, the singer's third solo project has sold 856,900 copies.
Grammy-winning singer Mariah Carey's Ballads dropped 21 spots to No. 31 with 14,800 sold albums. With two weeks completed, the singer's compilation disc has sold 43,400 units.
Southern singer Anthony Hamilton's Point of it All moved up one position to No. 38 with 12,500 scanned discs. Headed into his second month in stores, the singer's newest release has sold 251,500 records.
Rapper-turned-actor Ludacris' Theater of the Mind fell six spots to No. 40 with 12,300 sold albums. Luda's sixth solo project has moved 530,500 pieces after ten weeks in stores.
Southern rap star Plies' Da REAList remained at No. 42 with 11,900 discs moved. After seven weeks in stores, the rapper's latest release stands at 241,400 sold records.
Closing out the Top 50 this week is John Legend's Evolver, which fell five slots to No. 46. After 14 weeks on shelves, the singer's third album has sold 513,800 albums.
Mega producer Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak also slipped a notch landing at No. 5 with 33,200 scanned units. After 10 weeks on shelves, Ye's fourth solo project has sold 1,257,300 copies.
The 2009 Grammy Nominees, featuring music by T-Pain, Ne-Yo and Lil' Wayne, opened up at No. 6. After it's first seven days, the compilation disc has sold 33,100 units.
Academy Award-winning singer Jamie Foxx's Intuition received a one-position boost securing No. 7 with 31,600 sold discs. With seven weeks under his belt, the singer's latest project stands at 541,500 scanned pieces.
Grammy-nominated singer Keyshia Cole's A Different Me dropped two spots to No. 8 with 30,900 albums sold. After seven weeks of availability, Cole's newest release has moved 632,500 units.
Konvict labelhead Akon's Freedom jumped up two spots to No. 15 with 21,800 scanned discs. Headed into his tenth week, the singer's third album rests at 443,700 albums.
The "King of the South" T.I.'s Paper Trail also received a two-position jump landing at No. 16 with 20,600 sold pieces. After 18 weeks on shelves, Tip's sixth solo project has secured 1,638,300 sold copies.
R&B hottie Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad remains on the charts moving down one slot to No. 23 with 16,000 albums scanned. With 87 weeks in the books, the singer's latest project has sold 2,328,100 records.
The Notorious soundtrack dropped 15 slots to No. 24 with 15,700 pushed albums. After three weeks in stores, the compilation has sold 87,700 units.
Grammy-nominated rapper Lil' Wayne's Tha Carter III slid up one spot to No. 25 with 15,600 scanned copies. Weezy's latest album has sold 2,965,000 after 34 weeks in stores.
R&B singer Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman remained at No. 29 with 14,800 scanned albums. After 20 weeks of availability, the singer's third solo project has sold 856,900 copies.
Grammy-winning singer Mariah Carey's Ballads dropped 21 spots to No. 31 with 14,800 sold albums. With two weeks completed, the singer's compilation disc has sold 43,400 units.
Southern singer Anthony Hamilton's Point of it All moved up one position to No. 38 with 12,500 scanned discs. Headed into his second month in stores, the singer's newest release has sold 251,500 records.
Rapper-turned-actor Ludacris' Theater of the Mind fell six spots to No. 40 with 12,300 sold albums. Luda's sixth solo project has moved 530,500 pieces after ten weeks in stores.
Southern rap star Plies' Da REAList remained at No. 42 with 11,900 discs moved. After seven weeks in stores, the rapper's latest release stands at 241,400 sold records.
Closing out the Top 50 this week is John Legend's Evolver, which fell five slots to No. 46. After 14 weeks on shelves, the singer's third album has sold 513,800 albums.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
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