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--automated messageSelling The OC premiered in August last year.
Netflix has announced that Selling Sunset spin-off Selling The OC has been renewed after season 1.
Fans haven't seen the last of the other realtor team on the West Coast. The employees of the Oppenheim group's second office will officially return for not one, but two more instalments at the streamer (via Variety).
Premiering in August last year, Selling The OC introduced a brand new cast of characters. In charge of selling high-end properties are Alex Hall, Alexandra Jarvis, Alexandra Rose, Austin Victoria, Brandi Marshall, Gio Helou, Kayla Cardona, Lauren Shortt, Polly Brindle, Sean Palmieri and Tyler Stanaland.
The realtors are confirmed to appear in season 2, which is expected to be an explosive segue to the first, rivalry-filled chapter. Viewers will have to be patient as production on season 2 won't start until at least this winter, meaning that Selling The OC round 2 will likely arrive on Netflix in early 2024.
Meanwhile, fans of the franchise can keep themselves busy with the sixth season of the main show.
The upcoming batch of episodes is set to be very different from the previous seasons following Selling Sunset key player Christine Quinn's exit.
Despite the initial shock, one half of the Oppenheim group, boss Jason Oppenheim, has reassured Selling Sunset lovers that the new chapter won't be anything short of dramatic.
"I think everyone thought that everyone was going to get along and there would be less drama, but I think that is not the case," the real estate broker told E! News.
Selling Sunset and its two spin-offs, Selling The OC and Selling Tampa, are available now on Netflix.The mobile customer growth of BSNL in the state has increased by four-five per cent, which is the highest among all other operators in the state over the past six months.
On the other hand, the BSNL mobile share market also increased from 11.06 per cent (as on January 1) to 12.21 per cent (as on April 30), improving the position of BSNL from sixth to fifth position in overall customer base.
Speaking to reporters here on Wednesday, BSNL-AP circle chief general manager Rajeev Agarwal said that AP has been on top of all other BSNL circles in India in terms of mobile revenue and also performed exceedingly well in mobile number portability.
Agarwal said BSNL was equipped with advanced technology.Musician Jack River (Holly Rankin) has a very impressive resume with a diverse range of capabilities including festival organizer, activist, and writer. The ARIA-nominated artist now adds podcast host to that list, with the release of To Rebel in The Times.
Jack River has always used her platform to deliver a consistent message and advocate for change. Earlier this year River sat down with politician, environmentalist and Midnight Oil frontman, Peter Garret. Chats like this, and the rise of COVID-19 presented the perfect opportunity for River to launch her podcast To Rebel in The Times.
Using her new platform, River speaks to influential voices within the music industry to shine a light on important issues such as environmental and social viewpoints.
To Rebel in The Times features one new episode weekly, over a six-week period, featuring those associated with the Australian and international music scene. River discusses the ideas and complexities of important issues within society and how musicians are using these conversations in their music.
Jack River’s To Rebel in The Times podcast is available here.Round Kitchen Table And Four Chairs – You just have a really small eating area although should you find yourself needing a dining set, you may want to consider finding an assembly table place instead. Gathering tables create a great addition to some tiny dining area in an ultra stylish way. When you’ll need an additional dining area at home, in addition they work great. A counter height table isn’t substantially not the same as a regular dining and are generally smaller in length and width.
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The graffiti-splashed containers are on Bay Ridge Avenue near New Utrecht Avenue.
Talk about a big-box lawsuit!
A Bensonhurst restaurant owner is threatening to sue the city for letting the MTA place giant storage containers on the street near his business — an eyesore that he says is blocking his store from view, taking up important parking spaces, attracting hooligans and trash, and costing him thousands of dollars in revenue.
Avdi Nikovic, owner of the Bay Ridge Café on Bay Ridge Avenue between New Utrecht and 16th avenues, said he is talking to lawyers and considering a suit against the city for letting the MTA put two containers in front of his restaurant while it did track work on the elevated train over New Utrecht.
“I understand they have to finish the repairs and make it better, but why I have to pay and lose my business?” Nikovic added that what’s left of his customers get a view of the graffiti-covered containers from the café’s windows.
Nikovic said that the containers are also a magnet for ne’er-do-wells who hang out, drink, urinate in front of his store, and that the boxes take up four parking spaces.
The MTA says it can’t move the storage containers, which will remain there until the spring of 2012 when the work on tracks from Ninth Avenue to Bay 50th Street is completed.
But Nikovic says the containers are cost-prohibitive to him as well.
According to its owner, few have show up at the Bay Ridge Cafe since the MTA dumped two big boxes on the street nearby.
He claims business is down so much since the containers went in two years ago that he owes seven months in rent and about $36,000 in past due bills, including utilities and gas.
Since the containers arrived, Nikovic’s said he has called 311 and complained to Community Board 10 to no avail — so the lawsuit is the next logical step.
After NY1 reported his problems in a cablecast and online, the agency finally moved the containers, but just one parking space down the block — and closer to a corner grocery store.
Now, a worker at that store said the boxes are hurting that store’s bottom line.
And the stores are not the only ones complaining — residents say they are fed up with having to clean up garbage around the containers, and now have to deal with large rats.
The MTA declined to comment on the alleged rat and litter problem.
I took some questions from my Twitter followers before interviewing Mark Richt last week, and @Grayson47 had an interesting query: "I really love our offense but has (Richt) ever thought of adding sum spread stuff in now that we have a few more breakout speed players?"
The question looms even larger beyond this year, as Logan Gray and Aaron Murray -- the top two quarterbacks in line to succeed Joe Cox -- are far more athletic than Georgia's recent run of pocket passers.
That potential is not lost on Richt.
"I think you have to look at your quarterback's skill sets and do what he does best," he said. "You have to do that. I think historically, whether it's at Georgia or Florida State, we've been able to do that with our offensive systems."
Richt pointed to his use of Charlie Ward and Chris Weinke -- two completely different styles of QBs -- at Florida State as evidence of a more dynamic offensive scheme and said that even at Georgia, when both David Greene and D.J. Shockley were on the roster, he tried to incorporate non-traditional sets in his offense to accommodate the more diverse set of skills.
"We did more things that Shockley could do well, we did more things that Greene could do well," he said. "It was the same system, but we emphasized certain elements of it to do what our quarterback does best."
The bottom line, Richt said: "We have elements of the spread in our offense right now.”
Ah, but perhaps the better question is -- how many of those elements will fans see in 2009?
The loss of Matthew Stafford and Knowshon Moreno