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11Is Katy Perry's 'Dark Horse' Video Blasphemous?
As I predicted, some people think that Katy Perry's new Egyptian-themed video for 'Dark Horse' is a whole crock of blasphemous horse shit, and they're not happy about it. Some religious groups have called for the video to be pulled from YouTube because of it and they've even started a petition for… whatever reason people start petitions.
Shazad Iqbal from Bradford in the UK started the petition, which received over 65,000 signatures in total – though I imagine some people just hate Katy Perry, not her message in the 'Dark Horse' video. They consider that a 'victory', apparently, but the video lives on.
Here's the description:
The video is considered as highly controversial to its viewers as a result of its portrayal of blasphemy.
At 01:15 into the video Dark Horse; a man is shown being burned, whilst wearing a pendant (also burned) forming the word 'Allah', which is the arabic word for God.
Such goes to show, that blasphemy is clearly conveyed in the video, since Katy Perry (who appears to be representing an opposition of God) engulfs the believer and the word God in flames.
This is the reason for lodging the petition so that people from different walks of life, different religions and from different parts of the world, agree that the video promotes blasphemy, using the name of God in an irrelevant and distasteful manner would be considered inappropriate by any religion
We hope that the video itself depicting such images is removed. Such acts are not condoned nor tolerated, we hope YouTube will remove the video
Alright, let's put aside the serious offenses of grammar, punctuation, etc. in this and concentrate on one thing: blasphemy is only blasphemy if you believe in it. I know Katy obviously has a Christian faith and that's fair enough, but for someone like myself, if I say "Jesus Christ!" when someone scares me, I'm not blaspheming because it's just a name. It holds no significance for me personally.
The video is kinda weird and sorta shitty on its own, but not because the name of God is engulfed in flames. Also, random dude from Bradford, you don't get to decide how someone expresses their artistry and religious feelings, so… People seriously have too much time on their hands.
In case you forgot what the vid was like, here ya go:
February 27, 2014 at 6:30 am by Jennifer
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The only thing blasphemous about this video is the rap crap in the middle, whose sole purpose is to be edited out.
Slow news day, huh girls?
LOL the man wearing the chain was actually offensive but ofcourse for someone like you that makes her money off of band wagoning and discussing hollywood , this would seem "artsy" and "not so offensive". Seriously its because of websites like these that people lose brain cells and maybe even self respect. poor you.
You may want to check your spelling, grammar, and punctuation skills before you start attacking others, because what you wrote made me lose brain cells, not the content of the article.
Keep that right to her own religious beliefs. She can whore around all she wants about Christianity since she is the biggest sell out and had to whore around to be noticed. She went from Christian music to music about eating pussy just so she can make money. And no, unless u follow a certain faith u have no fucking right to say anything about it.
I actually don't think it's blasphemous or offensive. It's just stupid and nonsensical (and not in the normal Katy Perry way that can be enjoyable). She has the right to say what she wants and express herself as she wants.
She's just the rebellious little strayed Christian girl attention whore and they bought right into it. Stupidity on both sides. Apparently Roar is about witchcraft and devil worship. I'm so tired of Katy trying to portray with all those different themes. Music is too much image and no substance nowadays
Well, since this is America and we have the right to say almost anything we want about anything then there is no problem. She has the right to say what she wants about any religion and to show whatever images she wants about any religion. If you don't like it then don't watch it. All they are doing is supporting it even more by bringing it to peoples attention.
I personally don't care about what she says or does when it comes to religion because it's all unproven myths anyway.
It's absolutely offensive. Please make all the fun you or any of these other whores and sellouts want by peeling or pooping or burning crucifix or star of david but leave Islam out of it. And yes since this is Ameria not only am I going to watch it but I'm going to make sure shit like this doesn't happen. Piss off evilbeet.
Score!! Islamic symbol has been edited out and no longer there. Yusss!! In to faces bitches!
not exactly a win. just a spoil child crying for milk and celebrating the fact that it got some regardless of the fact the no one cares about it.
They can censor this in the Arab world if they want but in the west no one cares. They can play the original morning to evening for all i care. If Abdul and his 65,000 relatives in the UK is pissed then he can go to the middle east where they censor everything except for religious propaganda.


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While lawmakers debate the merits of the abortion bill inside the Capitol, Pro-Life and Pro-Choice supporters took their voices outside.
National groups like Planned Parenthood and Students for Life are in Austin. Advocates say they are closely watching the abortion bill because what happens here will affect the rest of the country.
"We're getting on our Stand with Texas Women bus and taking a road trip across Texas. Whoa!" President of Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards said.
Richards says they've spoken out about the abortion bill in Austin. Now, it's time to hit the road. The group announced a statewide Stand with Texas Women bus tour. It plans to hold events around the state with community members and medical professionals.
"We are traveling around Texas to hear your stories to learn about your personal challenges and to stand with you against a sate leadership that has become a very real threat to Texans' rights and the wellbeing of Texas families," Senator Wendy Davis said.
Students for Life of America also wants to talk about Planned Parenthood.
"Sixty percent of people ages 18 to 24 do not even know that Planned Parenthood performs abortions. People think it's all women's health," Alexa Coombs of Students for Life of America said.
A small group of blue shirts quietly stood in the back of the Stand for Texas Women event.
"We're here to stand up for women's civil rights, those women who have decided to birth and bear a baby. We feel they should not be ostracized or ridiculed in any way and we're here to be a voice for the unborn also because no one speaks for them it seems like anymore," Charles Lingerfel of the North Texas Freedom Rally said.
Another group with more abortion bill concern is Rise up Texas. If House bill two passes, they say it will impact poor and rural women of color.
The bill bans abortions past 20 weeks, dictates when abortion pills are taken, requires doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, and only allows abortions in surgical centers. The later would leave five facilities in the state.
"Which means if women want to access these services, they would have to travel over a thousand miles in order to receive care. So if the women are already from disadvantaged economic backgrounds, it would place an additional burden on them in trying to access these services and it could potentially lead to women resorting to dangerous measures in order to have their needs met," Rocio Villalobos said. .
A nun from the Valley led a small procession of Pro-Life supporters to St. Mary Cathedral for mass and prayer. Both sides are waiting to see what happens.
"As Texas goes, so does the nation. Roe vs. Wade started here and we think this is the state that will turn it around," Coombs said.
Stand with Texas Women bus tour is on its way to Houston Tuesday night. Over the next few days, the tour plans to hit other cities like Dallas, El Paso, and Brownsville.
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text: Jenny Shrum wants to understand the relationship between climate and maple sap flow – and the potential effects on Maine's maple syrup industry. It's a big undertaking, one that could shed light on the future of one of Maine's more distinctive brands. Shrum, a Masters student at UMaine's School of Biology and Ecology and a Graduate Research Assistant with the Sustainability Solutions Initiative, is studying how our changing weather patterns affect sap flow and resulting syrup production. The general trend in Maine has been toward warmer weather and earlier runs. If Shrum's research confirms that the maple trees will continue to flow ever-earlier in Maine, will the people who produce maple syrup also be willing to continue – even if that means cutting into the more lucrative timber season? Though larger syrup producers may be able to adjust, smaller landowners, in most cases, use their acreage and precious time for a variety of enterprises. See more on this story


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|Lt. Gov. Taylor accepts NFIB endorsement at Lima Pallet Co.
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President and owner of Lima Pallet Tracie Sanchez welcomed Taylor along with 75 members of the business community and county commissioners as Ohio NFIB Legislative Director Chris Ferruso made the announcement.
"The NFIB is member-driven and the membership unanimously voted to put our support behind the Kasich/Taylor campaign," Ferruso said. "They have supported the growth of business with the least amount of government intrusion."
Ferruso listed many benefits small businesses have seen with the current administration, including the lowest unemployment in six years; a focus on work development projects; an effort to bring technical and vocational schools and community colleges in sync with the business community; a reduction in personal income tax so more money can be reinvested in businesses; "pass through" business deductions; and Taylor's Common Sense Initiative which requires business impact analysis of regulations.
"We have taken a state with less than a dollar in the Rainy Day Fund and we now have $1.5 billion surplus and our credit outlook has improved with no out-of-control spending," Taylor said. "We didn't raise taxes and we are more efficient and have created an economic climate for businesses to grow."
Sanchez said her business was bouncing back and she had the confidence to hire more employees, if needed.
"Our business shows the signs of an economic recovery pretty quickly," Sanchez said. "We have one of the basics everyone needs."
Taylor closed the press conferences, thanking Sanchez for her hospitality and the local business for their vote of confidence in her and the governor.
"Small business is the engine of the economy. Ohio is more responsive than ever to the needs of businesses," Taylor said. "We're on track and need to keep pushing."


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No preview needed today. basically they do three laps of the beach and vines (where I am busting to finally get a picture of Lance that I've dreamed about with the beach and Southern Vales in the background)....then a couple of laps of a mean Mo Fo of a hill.
Willunga Hill is steep to start, >10% then the gradient decreases as the road meanders through after the tree line. This is where the race is usually won or lost....just ask my new mate Jorg Ludwig who lost it there in 2001 when he couldn't cling on to Stuey for the climb. This year they go over twice so the race will surely split up into small groups and it's pretty hard to get back once the band's broken especially if it's as windy as it has been.
Anyway....I hope you guys get a good online report from the man from CN because it's going to be great. I'm doing a 25km TT in the morning but will get to the beach, the KOM and the finish for some more piccies.
Ciou for now.
Oh! I did bump into CycleGirl at the KOM today...with a tall young blonde guy. Maybe that's where she's been!! I think she's having too much fun.


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international surfing day: The Ventura County Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation will sponsor a beach cleanup at 5 p.m. June 20 in the Surfer's Point parking lot, 10 W. Harbor Blvd., Ventura, to be followed by a benefit party featuring live music by Todd Hannigan and Rey Fresco, food and more in the Great Pacific Iron Works parking lot, 235 W. Santa Clara St., Ventura. Free for beach cleanup participants; $10 for others. 667-2222; http://www.surfrider.org/ventura.
ojai peddler's fair: The 24th annual Peddler's Fair will feature antiques, collectibles and international crafts. Proceeds benefit Nordhoff High School's music department. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 21, Chaparral Auditorium, 414 E. Ojai Ave., Ojai. Free. 964-8915.
juneteenth: a celebration of freedom: The 18th annual festival, sponsored by the Black American Political Association of California, will feature a health fair with free HIV/AIDS screenings, contests, crafts, live entertainment and more. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 21, Oxnard Performing Arts Center grounds, 800 Hobson Way, Oxnard. Free. 488-8290.
wine and moonlight: The Moorpark Kiwanis Club fundraiser will feature wine and food tastings, live music and a silent auction. Proceeds will support the club's local charity programs. 3 to 7 p.m. June 21, Gardens of the World, 2001 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks. $40. For reservations or more information, call Eric at 517-1145.
main street mini fair: The Ventura Artists Alliance holds this weekly community event to promote local artists, galleries, businesses, entertainers and community organizations "in an artful setting." 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays through Sept. 26, mini park on Main Street between Oak and Palm streets, Ventura. 901-8188.
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solstice parade: The 34th annual parade, sporting a "Solar Flair" theme this year, will feature floats, costumes, dancing ensembles and more. Noon to 6 p.m. June 21, State and Cota streets, Santa Barbara. Free. 965-3396; http://www.solsticeparade.com.
Down south
"overlord": The High Street Arts Center will sponsor a screening of Stuart Cooper's 1975 black-and-white film about a 20-year-old soldier's journey during World War II from basic training to the front lines of D-Day. The film weaves together archival war footage with a fictional narrative. Parental discretion is advised. 8 p.m. June 20, 45 E. High St., Moorpark. $5. 529-8700; http://www.highstreetartscenter.com.
"woman on the beach": The Ojai Film Society continues its Sunday afternoon screening series with this 2006 South Korean romantic comedy-drama about a love triangle. In Korean with English subtitles. Not rated. 4:30 p.m. June 22, Ojai Playhouse, 145 E. Ojai Ave. $8 general admission, $5 seniors and students. 646-8946; http://www.filmsociety.ojai.net.
"mr. mom": The city of Moorpark's 25th anniversary celebration includes a 1983 Summer Film Festival, featuring movie screenings on the third Saturday of the month through August. The first screening is the 1983 family comedy "Mr. Mom," starring Michael Keaton and Teri Garr. 8 p.m. June 21, High Street Arts Center, 45 E. High St., Moorpark. 517-6247; http://www.ci.moorpark.ca.us.
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thousand oaks teen center: The center is hosting two events for high school students this weekend: a fashion show featuring summer fashions and urban clothing, plus a concert by Aces High, 8 p.m. June 20 ($5); and a concert by hip-hop group Living Legends, Midnite Theory, MadLion & the Proper Peoples and MicMC, 7 p.m. June 21 ($12). 1375 E. Janss Road. 494-5156; http://www.thousandoaksteencenter.com.
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Monday morning walk: Join the Sespe Group of the Sierra Club for a walk along Shelf Road. Meet at 8:30 a.m. June 23 at the Mission Plaza shopping center, Main Street and Ventura Avenue, Ventura, to catch a bus to Shelf Road. For directions or more information, call Pat at 643-0270.
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POinsettia pavilion Ballroom Dancers: Singles and couples are welcome to attend the group's weekly ballroom dance, featuring a live band playing traditional ballroom music. Refreshments provided. 7:30 to 10 p.m. Mondays, Poinsettia Pavilion, 3451 Foothill Road, Ventura. $7 members, $8 others, free for single men on first visit. 672-2891.
country lovers western DANCE CLUB: The club holds a weekly dance party, which includes lessons and open dancing, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays at the Family Center, 10269 Telephone Road, Ventura. $3 general admission, $2 active military, free for kids under 13 and first-time visitors. 647-1893; http://www.countrylovers.com.
OXNARD BALLROOM DANCE CLUB: A band plays Latin and swing tunes at the club's weekly dance. Singles and couples are welcome. 7:30 to 10 p.m. Thursdays, Oxnard Performing Arts and Convention Center, 800 Hobson Way. $7; free for single men on their first visit. 647-2603 or 647-2963.
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Rookie Nick Foles had a great debut in the preseason opener, but let's not annoint him the backup to Michael Vick just yet.
Eagles QB Vick injures hand
QB Michael Vick left the Eagles' preseason opener after injuring his left (throwing) hand. Vick hit teammate Jason Kelce's helmet on his follow through.
Reid returns to Eagles after son's funeral
Andy Reid has returned to the Eagles a day after his 29-year-old son's funeral.
More than 900 people attend Garrett Reid's funeral
More than 900 people packed a Pennsylvania church for the funeral service of Garrett Reid, son of Eagles coach Andy Reid.
Reid releases statement after son's passing
Eagles head coach Andy Reid released a statement Monday on behalf of his family one day after the death of his son, Garrett.
Eagles owner says Reid will be coaching again later this week
Eagles chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie said he believes Andy Reid will be back coaching later this week.
Oldest son of Eagles' Reid found dead
Garrett Reid, the oldest son of Eagles head coach Andy Reid, was found dead at the site of Eagles training camp Sunday morning.
Eagles send Fokou, Lloyd to Colts for Thomas
The Eagles traded LBs Moise Fokou and Greg Lloyd to the Colts for CB Kevin Thomas and a conditional seventh-round pick for 2013.
Report: Eagles' Babin out 2-3 weeks
Eagles DE Jason Babin is expected to miss 2-3 weeks with a calf injury, Reuben Frank of CSNPhilly.com reported Tuesday.
Eagles WR Cooper fractures collarbone
Eagles WR Riley Cooper suffered a left collarbone fracture in Saturday's practice, the team confirmed.
Notebook: Pondering the NFL rushing-title race
PFW's Mike Wilkening handicaps the contenders for the NFL rushing title, a subject which can be wagered upon in Las Vegas.
Eagles hire six coaching interns
The Eagles announced the hiring of six interns for the 2012 coaching staff, including Correll Buckhalter and Greg Lewis.
Eagles sign P McBriar
The Eagles signed former Cowboys P Mat McBriar to a one-year deal, the team announced Wednesday.
Eagles place DT Patterson on non-football injury list
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Eagles acquire DT Ogbu via trade
The Eagles traded CB D.J. Johnson to the Colts in exchange for DT Ollie Ogbu.
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Williams was placed on the injured reserve Friday with a quadricep injury.||||||| Williams had been promoted from the practice squad earlier this month to take the roster spot vacated by the suspension of reserve defensive lineman Kevin Vickerson, and appeared in just one game for Tennessee. He was the Titans' seventh-round draft pick out of Division II Washburn
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In a presidential election year, few issues inspire more citizen anguish and less political substance than public education. This year is no exception.
How can we respond most effectively to right-wing assaults on the premises of public education?
Amy Wilkins: The way that you deal with th
This article is adapted from Ordinary Resurrections: Children in the Years of Hope (Crown).
While the public has been napping, the American university has been busily reinventing itself.
By now most of us accept as almost inevitable the idea that education, meaning school reform and access to college, is at or near the top of the political agenda, both in the states and in the na
Just because the ed whiz-biz politicians and the education bureaucrats have announced the end of "social promotion" doesn't mean that it ever existed--not for the past thirty years, anyway.
Wielding high-stakes tests, a noisy alliance of politicians, corporate CEOs and media pundits seems intent on standardizing education, proclaiming that every kid in America should march in lockst
Way down in Georgia last month, REM lead singer Michael Stipe paused in the middle of a solo during a rock concert because he had Kansas on his mind.
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My first thought upon hearing that the Kansas state education board had removed evolution from its mandatory curriculum was: Go ahead! Be like that! Handicap your kids for life.


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Plaid AM's S4C funding question
A Plaid Cymru AM will try to raise concerns about the funding of S4C in the Assembly later. Bethan Jenkins has asked the Presiding Office to allow an urgent question following reports that the channel's funding could be further cut by the UK Government.
– Bethan Jenkins AM, Plaid Cymru
While I recognise that the Welsh Government does not have power over broadcasting, a decimated S4/C could have a significant impact on its devolved responsibilities – not least for the Welsh language. This news comes on top of Ed Miliband's announcement last week that he would adhere to Tory austerity plans, so it is now vital that the First Minister and his cabinet colleagues tell everyone in London that more cuts to our only Welsh Language television channel will not be tolerated.**


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About Tommy Gainey:
Tommy "Two Gloves" Gainey first gained notice as a cast member on two different seasons of the Golf Channel series The Big Break. He first appeared in The Big Break IV, then returned and won the title on Big Break VII: Reunion.
Gainey's unorthodox swing and quiet but pronounced Southern drawl endeared him to Golf Channel viewers. And he went on from those experiences to forge a successful golf career.
Below is information about golfer Tommy Gainey, some from the biographies that the Golf Channel distributed during his Big Break appearances, and more from About.com about Gainey's PGA Tour and Nationwide Tour successes.
Date of birth: August 13, 1975
Place of birth: Darlington, S.C.
Hobbies: Shooting pool, listening to music, basketball
Nickname: "Two Gloves"
Why is he called 'Two Gloves'?
Because he wears two golf gloves, of course. Gainey wears black, wet-weather golf gloves, one on each hand, at all times when playing golf - even while putting. Gainey's first sport was baseball, where wearing two batting gloves is common. He simply transferred that practice to golf when he picked up this sport.
Tommy Two Gloves Gets Going:
Collegiate Golf Experience: None
Amateur/Professional: Before his appearances on Big Break, Gainey played a variety of mini-tours, including the Gateway Tour, Carolinas Tarheel Tour, US Golf Tour, and he also played on the Hooters Tour, the third-level American men's tour. After his appearances on Big Break, Gainey steadily climbed the ranks, earning Nationwide Tour appearances and status, and then PGA Tour status. More details below on Gainey's PGA Tour/Nationwide Tour accomplishments.
Highlights from Gainey's Golf Channel Bio:
As noted above, when Gainey appeared on two seasons of The Big Break, the Golf Channel distributed biographical details about him - the first information about Gainey that golfers learned. Here are some of the highlights from those bios:
- "A small-town golfer hailing from small-town USA, the South Carolina drawl hangs on Tommy Gainey's lips like Spanish moss on a live oak. His approach is straightforward, a philosophy about life that mirrors his take on golf that tells him to just trust it and hit it."
- "This self-made golfer has got game ... having once shot a 59 during a friendly round with some Nationwide Tour buddies. He missed a 12-footer for birdie that would have given him a score of 58, but he was more concerned about not making birdie."
- "Having lived in Bishopville (S.C.) all his life, Tommy had to find ways to keep playing the game he loves while also trying to make a living. He wasn't recruited out of high school because he had no connections of his own and, as he says, 'Small towns get overlooked.' "
- "He spent years working as an assembly line worker in a water heater factory and a furniture mover to keep money in his pocket and earn enough to play a round of golf when he could. Finances always were an obstacle. It finally took a friend willing to risk $750 so Tommy could play in his first professional event. Fortunately, Tommy was able to make that money back, and then some, by winning the event and $15,000."
Two Gloves Reaches the Big Time:
Gainey made a few appearances on the Nationwide Tour and had some successes Monday qualifying in 2007, then he made it through Q-School to earn his 2008 PGA Tour card. He's been a member of the PGA Tour or Nationwide Tour ever since. His best finish on the PGA Tour going into the 2012 season was second place (2008 Children's Miracle Network Classic), and he added three thirds in 2011. His first PGA Tour victory happened at the 2012 McGladrey Classic. Gainey also won twice on the Web.com Tour.
See also: Top 5 Big Break Alums
Tommy Gainey Web Sites and Headlines:
Tommy Gainey's personal Web site
Tommy Gainey's PGA Tour profile
About.com Headlines about Tommy Two Gloves
Over the years, since his first Big Break appearance, we've noted some of Gainey's breakthroughs. Some of those About.com headlines include (in chronologic order, starting with the earliest):
- A win for Tommy Two Gloves
- Two Gloves plays his way into Wachovia
- Tommy Two Gloves wins Big Break VII
- Gainey chooses family over Tour stop
- Tommy Two Gloves headlines Q-School grads
- Good breaks for Nitties, Gainey
- Tommy Two Gloves wins on Nationwide Tour
- Another Nationwide win for Tommy Two Gloves
- Tommy Two Gloves shoots 60 to win on PGA Tour


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Le Château du Vignoble is ideally located in the charming waterfront district of Lachine, minutes away from downtown Montreal and the city's airport. We offer a range of studio, one- and two-bedroom suites. This waterfront location is a favourite with the pharmaceutical and aviation industry. Its warm and private ambiance is suitable for both singles and families.
Unlike ordinary hotels rooms, our practical living quarters have an inviting, home-like feel, and a lot more space to relax and unwind, making it perfect for extended stay business travelers, relocating employees, temporary housing, long-term leases, corporate housing and others seeking a specious and cost-saving alternative to hotels. Twice the living space at half the cost of conventional hotel rooms. Units with 1610 square foot of living space and 16 foot ceiling will marvel you and your family. That's one of the reasons that Le Chateau du Vignoble and its sister buildings are so popular with our corporate clients.
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Shrimp and Plum Salad Recipe
Fruit pairs beautifully with seafood in this refreshing main-dish salad from our Test Kitchen. Served with a sweet-spicy Asian dressing, it's ideal for a fancy lunch or a light summer supper.
- 2/3 cup uncooked brown rice
- 1-1/3 cups water
- 1 pound cooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 large fresh plums, sliced
- 1/2 cup chopped peeled cucumber
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- 1 green onion, chopped
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 3 tablespoons rice vinegar
- 3 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 1/2 teaspoon Thai chili sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 4 cups spring mix salad greens
- In a small saucepan, bring rice and water to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 30-35 minutes or until liquid is absorbed and rice is tender. Transfer to a large bowl; cool completely.
- Stir in the shrimp, plums, cucumber, cilantro, onion and jalapeno. In a jar with a tight-fitting lid, combine the vinegar, oil, honey, mustard, ginger, chili sauce and garlic; shake well. Pour over shrimp mixture and toss to coat. Serve over salad greens. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
Originally published as Shrimp and Plum Salad in Light & Tasty June/July 2007, p57
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Wal-Mart To Pay $2.1M For Overcharging Calif. Customers
Penalty Stems From Violation Of 2008 Judgment, State Officials Say; 10News I-Team Exposed Violations in February 2011
Wal-Mart Wednesday agreed to pay $2.1 million for overcharging California customers and violating a previous judgment for the same problem.
» Video: Walmart Prices Still Not Being Corrected» Video: Pricing Accuracy Policy Violated At Local Walmart Stores» Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts» SD County District Attorney Press Release» State Attorney General Press Release» Sign Required At All Wal-Mart Check Stands By April 27, 2012» Like Us On Facebook» Follow Us On TwitterWhen Walmart stores throughout the state were first caught advertising one price on the shelf and charging a different, higher price at checkout, the retailer was ordered to stop the practice.A 2008 judgment required Wal-Mart to pay $1.4 million and to adhere to a "Get it Free" program for four years. The program required that if customers are overcharged, they immediately get $3 off the lowest advertised price of the item, or they receive the item for free if it is less than $3.The 10News I-Team went undercover in 2011 to Walmart stores throughout San Diego County and found numerous instances of overcharging. The "Get It Free" policy was not voluntarily offered and many employees seemed unaware of it.In one instance of overcharging the I-Team witnessed, the customer did not receive the $3 discount even after a manager was summoned. In another instance, an incorrect price for baby wipes was not corrected two days after it was brought to Walmart's attention.The I-Team took its findings to local prosecutors."Our case was based in part on a Channel 10, I believe it was an I-Team, report, about their having gone to several Walmart stores in San Diego County and shopping to see if Walmart was honoring the 'Get It Free' program," said San Diego Assistant City Attorney Tricia Pummill.The San Diego City Attorney's Office, San Diego County District Attorney's Office and the state Attorney General teamed up to get Wal-Mart to do right by California consumers."So we followed up on your report and found that that was enough of a concern statewide, that we worked with Wal-Mart to reach a stipulation for today's judgment," Pummill told 10News.Without admitting any guilt, Wal-Mart agreed to pay an additional $2.1 million in new penalties and costs, and extend its "Get It Free" program through November 2013. Wal-Mart must also post new signs in English and Spanish at every check stand in every store in California explaining the policy. The new signs are required to be in place by April 27."We would be very interested to hear from anyone who walks into a Walmart store now that this judgment has been finalized, and doesn't get $3 off the lowest price when they've been overcharged," said Pummill. "We need to hear from consumers because otherwise the business may keep doing it and the only way to stop this behavior is for us to know about it so we can take action."Steve Restivo, senior director of community affairs for Wal-Mart, issued the following statement regarding the settlement: "Walmart is committed to delivering everyday low prices on products our customers need for their home and family. We always strive for 100% pricing accuracy and will continue to make improvements to ensure we meet this goal. California families can trust Walmart to deliver on our mission to help them save money and live better."


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Vimeo to Make Uploading Videos More Convenient with Dropbox Integration
More than a few of you have probably heard of Vimeo, the video sharing site that caters to artists and creatives (and also runs a film festival). For the most part, it's the anti-YouTube, with minimal advertising (none if you're a Plus user). YouTube doesn't always play nice with video files, and I've found that videos uploaded to Vimeo tend to look better. Unfortunately, actually uploading a video can be hit or miss at times (again, even if you're a Plus member), so Vimeo is introducing a few new features — like Dropbox integration — to make getting your videos online easier and more reliable. You can watch their video introducing the features below.
Here is a little more on the Dropbox connectivity:
- If you depend on Dropbox for syncing and storing all your videos files, you don't have to visit Vimeo to upload them again. One less step!
- Auto-upload any video you save to Dropbox. Just choose your auto-upload folder, save a video there and we'll handle the rest.
- When uploading from Dropbox, you can leave the browser window as soon as you start uploading. No need to babysit a progress bar.
Obviously these are welcome features, and for anyone who has had downloads go to 99% and crash — or simply not work at all — creating additional ways to reliably get your videos online is quite a relief. More than the Dropbox integration, I actually really like that they've added a "pause upload" feature. I really could have used that when I had spotty internet connections at NAB this year. As far as the thumbnail selector, it will certainly save time by allowing you to select a frame right from the video online.
Vimeo is a great service, and the fact that they can store your original uploaded file (and allow others to download it) is a huge positive over YouTube. If you want to read more about Dropbox integration as well as the thumbnail selector, click on the links below.
- Upload Videos Automatically from Dropbox – Vimeo Staff Blog
- Uploading From Dropbox – Vimeo FAQ
- Turn any video frame into a thumbnail – Vimeo Staff Blog
We're all here for the same reason: to better ourselves as writers, directors, cinematographers, producers, photographers... whatever our creative pursuit. Criticism is valuable as long as it is constructive, but personal attacks are grounds for deletion; you don't have to agree with us to learn something. We're all here to help each other, so thank you for adding to the conversation!
Peter on 08.30.12 @ 9:40PM
Has anyone noticed that vimeo darkens uploaded videos a bit? I wonder if they do this to avoid macroblocking in the shadows. Or maybe they are assuming 16-235 color encoding and crushing the blacks to 0-255. Or maybe it's the web browser's gamma. I've heard a variety of theories, could someone shed, ha ha, light?
Yes, as with all video services (and graphics cards) they expect studio RGB (16-235) color space and play it back with a filter to bring everything to computer RGB levels. As you should do with all your video renderings, export with a sRGB color profile.
Peter on 08.31.12 @ 7:27AM
Well it's annoying because it defeats WYSIWYG.
Rec.709′s 16-235 thing was designed to provide headroom and footroom for analog broadcast and CRT's, both of which are now dead and gone. Now we work on computers, digitally on LEDs and plasmas etc, which we can calibrate to a given gamma (to e.g. make sRGB values of 16,16,16 look black rather than gray). But if you then pull up your video on the same monitor after vimeo encoding, they've crushed your blacks. So you would need two monitors or at least two gammas, one to do the color work and one to do the QA post-compression after uploading. Right? And why is that still a good idea in 2012?
This is one of the only technical areas I'm still stumped on. What are the best practices for working with vimeo, Youtube, etc.? Their own advices are no good…for instance, they tell you to upload in a specific format including 30fps but the more experienced people I've worked with tell me to go ahead and upload in 24fps and it works fine. You can just use the Compressor presets etc. and things look OK but when I'm trying to do specific things with color grading it changes things on me and Youtube seems to do other things. The Chrome browser apparently has it's own odd gamma that it applies.
I would love an article that really goes into depth on the pitfalls and best practices for web delivery. We all need to know this now.
It really is a messy business. That's why I say, just work and render in sRGB. Even the desktop players get it wrong sometimes, with graphics cards adding their own full range filters on-top of player's filters; there really are no standards. And as for the frame rates: the servers usually encode matching source frame rates.
john jeffreys on 08.30.12 @ 9:54PM
they should fix their shitty encoding/video quality first.
middy on 08.30.12 @ 11:06PM
lol yup
john jeffreys on 08.30.12 @ 11:15PM
and their volume adjustment bar. its impossible to make it completely muted, because the last bar is so tiny to click, its only like a few pixels wide. it needs a dedicated mute button.
Just click somewhere on the right in the volume bar and drag to the left. Muted!
john jeffreys on 08.31.12 @ 1:31PM
*opens new tab, goes to vimeo and tries*
Hummer on 08.30.12 @ 11:15PM
Or those lovely fun times when encoding gets stuck in an interminable queue (and yes, I'm a Plus user).
Jeez John. It's compressed web video… what services offer better quality than Vimeo? Be helpful at least and tell others where to go for something better if you're going to complain. A good alternative is ____?
Kristoffer S. on 08.31.12 @ 8:01AM
A good alternative will be H.265, and they better use it to improve the video quality instead of just reducing the file sizes.
Kristoffer S. on 08.31.12 @ 8:03AM
Sorry, I meant improvement, not alternative!
Peter on 08.31.12 @ 8:45AM
My most pressing request is that we be allowed to buy better default viewing quality. When I upload a music video to Youtube and vimeo, on vimeo you get decent audio by default though new users will have HD turned off. At least it remembers the HD setting, and I have bought the 1080p subscription. I would like vimeo to let me buy "HD is ON" for my videos by default, unless the bandwidth or screen size is too small to benefit that (they have the ability to determine that automatically, even if they haven't implemented it).
On Youtube the audio quality is absolutely dreadful by default no matter what you do…the user has to manually up the quality level for every video they watch. I would like to be able to buy at least a better audio bitrate on Youtube…192kbps is not much more bandwidth than the 96kbps or whatever they are using be default now. There's no need to provide better audio for all the crap that gets uploaded onto there, they can save their money and bandwidth for that, but at least give us the opportunity to buy better default sound for our videos ferchrissakes.
And to be utterly clear, I am happy enough with the top quality both services provide, I am talking about the content maker paying the hosting service to improve the viewer's _default_ quality settings for a specific video or channel of videos. So that when they play my video they needn't change anything it will suddenly sound better than all the crap on there usually does. I will pay for this privelege. Take my dadgum money.
You should check the settings page at:
"What about source files, mobile, and HD embedding?"
Theres a checkbox "Always play my videos in HD, when possible" that looks like what you want.
Peter on 08.31.12 @ 12:18PM
I have that on, but sometimes when I visit vimeo for the first time on a browser (no cookie or login) it still plays my videos without HD on by default. When I tested it just now it did work. So maybe there's some sort of sensing going on as to whether HD should be on.
I want that feature for Youtube. At least the audio. How expensive would it be for them to just up the audio bandwidth of the whole site? I think poor sound quality was one of the things that killed off myspace…it makes the whole place feel like a grungy neighborhood full of tacky and run down stores. Vimeo is tasteful and I am happy to support them.
john jeffreys on 08.31.12 @ 1:29PM
Youtube looks better.
WOW these features are great!!!
I didn't quite get it from the video, but maybe the upload via dropbox is much, much faster; because "server to server" :)
And the new thumbnail feature – even more awesome!
I don't know any site that's more suited for filmmakers and video enthusiasts.
well,… most of the time Vimeo is much quicker in uploading than Dropbox, so if speed is your goal…
I've been using dropbox for a while for overnight renders. The client has a weblink to the export folder (for his project only off-course). The client gets an automated message if there is a new file added to the folder, and give his comments. I don't really see how I can easily integrate Vimeo in this workflow.
But this dropbox uploading feature might come in handy as a pseudo post-render action. So i would probably make a dropbox folder called, "upload to Vimeo" and see if i find any use for it.
marsupial_264 on 08.31.12 @ 3:56AM
Big fan of Vimeo+, although 'Tube is good for massive amounts of troll hits, for those interested in numbers.
Vimeo thumbnail selection is stellar, particularly for embedding on a blog or website. Also end-of-video options and file replacement. 'Tube can't really touch this. But it seems the public only knows 'Tube and most (?) shooters prefer 'Tube to get trillions of troll hits and nasty comments with bad words.
Some much needed features added. We just need video skipping now (without downloading first) like YT.
I like the ability to pause uploads, that'll definitely come in handy for me. I used to use the desktop uploader just for the pause ability (my connection is dodgy) but that stopped working and then they discontinued it. So I've been waiting for this for some time.
Joe Marine on 08.31.12 @ 7:03AM
I'm not sure why people don't know this but you can skip around in all Vimeo videos – just click forward and the video will start playing again from wherever you clicked in the timeline.
Peter on 08.31.12 @ 7:16AM
That functionality arrived with their HTML5 player. The old Flash-based player didn't allow it. He might be stuck on the old player somehow.
Yeah, HTML5 playback has never worked too well for me. Too many bugs, maybe I should give it another try.
Joe Marine on 08.31.12 @ 1:50PM
It works with Flash, too. I just tried it. I'm on a browser that is clearly loading the videos with Flash (based on the fact that when I right-click I get Flash settings), and I can click forward in the timeline.
He mean skip before full buffer video, this future is useful for most low internet connection, like in YouTube, try it in YouTube and you will see..
Joe Marine on 09.5.12 @ 10:44AM
Yes you can do this in Vimeo as well – just click anywhere on the timeline after you hit play. Even though it's not a true streaming, it works practically the same way.
ah i see, so they fix it..
Unfortunately they discontinued the Vimeo Uploader (desktop uploader). IMO the only thing missing was a dedicated "replace video" function/button. This little app with the ability to pause uploads always worked very well for me. Does anyone know why they've decided to discontinue it?
They said that there were too many system specific bugs with the desktop app, and that they'd rather spend those resources on improving the web uploader.
Michael Locke on 08.31.12 @ 8:42AM
I'm sorry, but they're animation did not make the information more "fun", it just took more of my time. Love the attitude of Vimeo, but the nuts and bolts kill you. My biggest problem is finding videos. I've typed in the exact title in the finder box, no luck. Only by link, or video # can you get there. Do they know that their growth is stunted by so many functional flaws? This is a start towards what they want to be: the more professional content creator's choice. I hope they want to hear us…
Morgan on 08.31.12 @ 11:20AM
I agree that it is very, very difficult to find videos on vimeo by searching. It's results are absolutely bizzare sometimes. I regularly upload videos with lots of tags and when I try searching for them with those tags, they still never appear in the first page or two. Drives me crazy.
Also, you can replace a video Yves. Once you upload a file, go into the settings, then Video File, and there's the Replace this video button. I hope this is what you were looking for.
yes, this is nice feature i like from vimeo, replace video..
John R- on 09.6.12 @ 8:57PM
I've always used Youtube to upload hobbiest video's so excuse my noobness.
I've recently started producing a weekly video series for a client & they're requesting a way to require clients pay for access to their videos. They currently use dropbox & so I figurted I'd further explore this new integration as a possible avenue.
Is there a way to incorperate into this workflow a method for users to pay per video? What about for access to their video section/ page? Thanks in advance.
Vanlazarus on 09.7.12 @ 12:30AM
In response to those saying YouTube is better than Vimeo or complaining about the shortcomings of Vimeo… YouTube is backed by Google, who have very deep pockets. I'm sure their server farm is INSANE in scope and capacity. The shear volume of content that is added to their site EVERY HOUR must be staggering. The fact that Vimeo can even compete with YouTube is impressive. I'm not sure about the compression quality difference between them, but I do notice that Vimeo seems to drop frames more when playing back HD content… I don't get a smooth 30 or even 24fps usually. But the many features that Vimeo has that YouTube doesn't is very nice. We've shared many passworded partially completed projects via Vimeo to other team members.
Vimeo has such a nicer atmosphere and interface than YouTube, and typically, better mannered users. YouTube is a troll nest. While Vimeo has it's fair share of film-maker wanna-be know-it-alls, it's still a much happier and friendlier place.
I wish Vimeo all the best and have no problem supporting them by paying the $60 for a plus membership every year. Is Vimeo perfect? No. But it's constantly improving. If more of the people that use Vimeo regularly actually paid for it, I'm sure it's improvement would accelerate.
It's disappointing to see so many free-loaders on the internet these days that expect every service to be awesome and FREE all the time.
Chez on 05.5.14 @ 9:34AM
Hi – can anyone tell me how to upload off my SD card multiple video files as one file that plays through? It's from auditions & it seems every time I pause the camera between takes it makes a new file?
Chez on 05.5.14 @ 9:36AM
Sorry forgot to mention I am using Vimeo pro.
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Gunman takes cash in home invasion
WARREN - City police are investigating a Tuesday morning home invasion at a residence on Jackson Street S.W.
According to reports, Chester Galbreath told police a man he doesn't know came into his residence about 7:44 a.m., showed a handgun, and took cash from him and his wife.
Tour bus overturns on I-80 in work zone
LIBERTY - A tour bus overturned Tuesday night on Interstate 80 near the Logan Way overpass, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
William Nasos, 75, of New Jersey, was driving a 2008 Motor Coach Industries tour bus west on I-80 about 11:23 p.m. when he drove off the right side of the road, striking a guardrail face and several cement barriers, according to the patrol. The vehicle continued off the right side of the roadway, overturned and landed on the passenger side.
Nasos was the only occupant in the vehicle and was not injured, the patrol reported.
The crash occurred within a non-occupied work zone. I-80 was closed for about 10 minutes for recovery vehicles to upright the bus.
Liberty police and fire departments assisted as well as members of the Youngstown Air Reserve Station Fire Department.
Woman claims son's hand burned
WARREN - An Oak Street S.W. woman told police a male she knows burned her juvenile son's hand Tuesday morning.
Tina Robinson, 1484 Oak St. S.W., reported the alleged assault about 9:30 a.m. It was not clear how severely the boy was hurt.
Catholic Charities seeks tornado donations
YOUNGSTOWN - The Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Youngstown is accepting donations to help those hurt by recent severe storms and tornadoes.
Catholic Charities USA, which has been commissioned by the U.S. Catholic Bishops to represent the Catholic community in times of domestic disaster, responds with emergency and long-term assistance as needed.
Checks may be made payable for domestic disasters to Catholic Charities, Diocese of Youngstown, and for international disasters Catholic Relief Services, Diocese of Youngstown. Note the donation is for the "2013 Spring Storms Disaster Fund." Mail to Office of Social Action, 144 W. Wood St., Youngstown OH 44503.
For more information, call 330-744-8451, Ext. 320.
Guardrails to be replaced in Trumbull
WARREN - The Trumbull County Engineer's Office, with money given by the County Engineers Association of Ohio, will replace 11,000 feet of guardrail in 21 locations around the county this summer.
Wayne Hickman, an engineering technician with the office, said 8,500 feet of outdated guardrail will be replaced, and 2,500 of new guardrail will be installed. The guardrail being put in has added safety features for motorists.
The work is expected to be done by the end of summer.
Lake Erie Construction Company of Norwalk won the contract for the work, bidding $281,320. Bids from two other companies ranged from $285,000 to $336,000. The project is being fully funded by a grant from the association.
County 911 center set to add Weathersfield
WARREN - Trumbull County's 911 Center will begin dispatching police and fire for Weathersfield on July 1, under an agreement county commissioners approved Wednesday.
The agreement calls for the township to pay $1,755 a month, and the one-year contract renews automatically, said Ernest Cook III, 911 director. Weathersfield's switch to the 911 center moves the service away from Niles, which had been dispatching the township's safety forces.


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Posted by Steve Johnson on 12/08/2013
I stumbled into this deli while having my car worked on a block down the street. so many choices, it was very confusing, so I took a break of a few minutes and tackled the wall menu once again. The place was busy but still not terribly noisy, the food was GREAT. Lots of smallish tables, order at the counter, get your own drink, put the number they give you in the table number holder, and someone brings it to you when it is ready. Self-busing, as well. Highly recommended.
Posted by Robert on 08/10/2013
A woman in front of me paid her bill and the cashier gave her change. As the woman turned to go, the cashier called her back and told her she did not give her enough change. Most employees would have let her go. In this day and age, it is refreshing to see this level of honesty. The cashiers name is Jodi. KUDOS.
Posted by Shari on 07/03/2013
Love this place. Go almost every weekend and sometimes during week since moving to Delray 4/12. Great value for the money and everyone is really nice.
Posted by Jason on 12/22/2012
Poor service... I watch 5 people after me get their food before me. I just ordered two chop salads. Then they didn't get my salad right. They left off the chicken which was very clearly written down and paid for. Unfortunately I didn't notice until I got home. They offered to credit the $3 for the missing chicken, but my meal was already ruined. They refused to credit for my entire salad. The good food is not enough to outweigh the poor service. I will never get food there again.
Posted by Alice on 08/27/2012
The best Reuben Sandwich i have ever had and I've had many. By far the best.
Posted by Nicole on 05/11/2012
I am soooooo obsessed with their potato salad I cannot even tell you! They have the best! I wish I could get their recipe! Such an awesome please! And they are always busy!
Posted by Michelle on 05/14/2011
I discovered this place almost a year ago and every time I've gone there the food has been amazing. I've been to the one in Delray and Parkland and they both deliver fantastic dishes. They have wonderful selections for both breakfast and lunch. You will find yourself craving their sandwiches after your first visit!


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Day two of a
Savannah murder trial continued on Wednesday morning.
Emmanuel Perez is charged with murdering Armando Montez outside of a Savannah
tire shop a year ago.
said Perez shot Montez out of jealousy because Montez was sleeping with the
Perez's wife. Perez's defense attorneys said the soldier acted in the heat of
the moment and it was manslaughter, not murder.
On Wednesday
morning, the jury heard testimony from more than eight witnesses, including
several who were present and witnessed the murder in April of 2013.
A mechanic
working at Brother Tires the day of the murder testified that Perez told him to
"say goodbye to Armando and give him a kiss", just moments before the murder.
A military
police lieutenant testified that Perez drove himself to the MP station at
Hunter Army Airfield, where he turned in his ID and keys, saying his gun was in
his car. SCMPD officers were then called to pick him up.
Officers and detectives that interacted with
Perez not long after the shooting testified, saying his demeanor was calm and
relaxed and almost emotionless.
collected Perez's clothes after noticing what appeared to be blood stains on
his boots.
Court is in
recess for lunch, and the trial will resume just before 2 p.m.
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My vision with Tutorpedia, and our partner nonprofit, the Tutorpedia Foundation, is to be able to connect the best tutors and mentors to students who need extra support - to create a Community of Learners that engages students in real, relevant, and rigorous learning. I see Tutorpedia as a social enterprise to provide tutoring to all students and to help all students realize their full potential.
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Seth Linden founded Tutorpedia at the end of 2005 after years of teaching, tutoring, and research in the field of primary and secondary education. Seth's initial inspiration was to connect students with tutors more easily. "I found plenty of tutors, and plenty of students who needed and wanted tutoring, but not a very effective way of connecting the two. I hoped Tutorpedia would bridge this disparity in access by providing one resource where students could find exceptional tutors to meet any academic need they faced."
In the summer of 2007, the state of California approved Tutorpedia's application to be a district-sponsored tutoring provider. In the following two years, Tutorpedia's SES program provided over 4,400 hours of personalized tutoring to over 200 low-income students at under-performing schools for free, through the No Child Left Behind Act. This work represented Seth's firm conviction to help students in need regardless of socioeconomic status.
In the summer of 2009, Tutorpedia expanded its repertoire of services and launched its first project-based workshops. That fall, after David Taus came on board as Tutorpedia's Director of Operations and Education, Tutorpedia began to deliver free talks to schools and educational organizations on a variety of topics. It was at this time that the Tutorpedia Foundation was established in order to provide low income students with better and free access to high quality tutoring and other educational resources.
Tutorpedia now has over 60 exceptional tutors, offers over 30 enrichment and skills-based workshops, and delivers several talks on a variety of educational topics. Our tutors have worked with over 800 students in over 110 Bay Area schools, and we have no intention of slowing down. Even though we are growing in significant and exciting ways, we ground all our work in what is most important: the academic and intellectual success that students experience, bolstered by the relationships that they have built with their tutor.
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Seth Linden, MAT - Founding Director
Seth Linden graduated from Stanford with a Bachelor of Arts in Human Biology, taught for a couple of years, and then went to Brown for a Master of Arts in Teaching (Secondary Education, Science). He has over 12 years of teaching and tutoring experience in both public and private schools, including two years at Sacred Heart Preparatory, one of the Bay Area's premier independent schools. Seth has taught SAT classes, helped students pass the HSPT and CAHSEE, and tutored all areas and levels of math and science.
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6/22/09 Edit: I have since posted my deadCENTER film reviews. So if you would like to read my thoughts on the films I saw at the festival, go here.
I'm not the most succinct or concise writer out there, so I'm going to try tackling this deadCENTER recap thing a post at a time so as to not overwhelm you poor reader (I don't fool myself into thinking that more than one person reads my blog), so here goes… I'm starting with my overall deadCENTER EXPERIENCE… being a DC noob, I had no idea what to expect, and boy was I ever glad I chose to spring for the $80 (student discount price) all access pass. It was SO worth it! I ate more food, drank more Stella Artois and wine, saw more amazing films, and met more cool people than I would normally get to experience in a year, all for the bargain basement price of $80 — all this crammed in to 5 measly days. It was the most fun, and truly exhausting, 5 days I've had in a long time. Of course, the never-ending food/Stella and the nonstop fantastic film and feminist-centric conversation with my awesome friends Sarah, Dwight and Ellen during the parties and downtime made the whole experience even more fantastic. I would have had a blast just going by myself – but being there with some of the coolest people ever was just the icing on the cake.
A few non-film related bests:
Best film venue: The OKCMOA theater is too obvious, so I guess I'll say Artspace at Untitled. I saw Horror shorts, Midnight shorts, and short Femmes here. It was really cool! I loved being able to walk around and enjoy great art in between the shows.
Best Party: While the OKCMOA kickoff party and its resulting hobnobbing on Thursday night was a lot of fun, I have to say the XO Lounge party at the Colcord on Friday night was definitely the best party. This thing had the best food EVER. I could have eaten 7 dinners and gone back for 8ths. It was amazing. The lounge itself was great, too.
The party the following night at VI ad agency was cool, just for the venue… lots of fun conversation there, too. It was here that my completely empty stomach + the unending supply of Stella Artois combined to form the perfect storm prior to the Wavy Gravy movie. It wasn't pretty. But on to happier times…
Coolest New People I "Met": (I say "met" because I doubt they would remember me). Cacky Poarch and Ian (of unknown last name). As I've said before, Cacky walked a city block and back to bring me, a stranger, coffee and an orange muffin (for free!). I love this woman! Ian is awesome for being one of the masterminds behind the Yesterday (Canadian zombie movie) drinking game. That film would have been a steaming pile of suck had the drinking game not existed (and even with the drinking game, it was still only fun for about 20 minutes… but kudos to Ian anyway).
Other cool people: Whoever found my journal, called me, and returned the journal that I lost at Uptown United on Thurs night (after Yesterday). You are awesome. I don't remember your name, but thanks. You give me faith in humanity. There are 8 pages of important notes from another event I attended in that journal. I love you, good Samaritan!
Most Ridiculously Fun Moment: Jumping the Jessica Alba shark. We had waaaaaay too much fun taking these pictures. Sarah posted on our bit of juvenile stupidity a bit more over at her blog. I agree with her that it was really fun. We were so disheartened to see that the very next morning, Jim Inhofe, Randy Terrill, and Mary Fallin had come and painted over the very same poster (at least that's what we are convinced happened). Why do our elected representatives hate fun so much?
Coolest Pictures Obtained: tie – pics with Lloyd Kaufman, pics with Wavy Gravy (runner up: Alba shark pics)
Most Embarrassing Moment: Ridiculously loud beer bottle topple during silence in between short films at Horror Shorts on Friday night. My bad. (In my defense, I heard at least 2 or 3 other beer bottle topples later on that night. Late night glass bottle drinking + concrete floor = recipe for loud disaster).
Biggest Giggle-Like-A-Schoolgirl / Kathy-Feeling-Way-Too-Cool-For-Her-Own-Good Moment: Talking politics/obscure 80s female film directors with Lloyd Kaufman (I actually corrected him on Penelope Spheeris being the director of Suburbia… schweet!) followed by him giving me Troma swag (a DVD of Cannibal: the Musical) and his personal business card for IFTA. I of course took the business card as an invitation for me to personally email him, which I fully intend to do. We actually have a lot in common politically. Of course I expect a prompt reply to my email from Uncle Lloydie himself *sarcastic cough*.
Now, I could write a whole blog post on just Lloyd Kaufman. He fascinates me. I am very conflicted on my opinion of the man. He talks the feminist talk in abundance, but yet all of his films border on female exploitation, and I couldn't help but get the feeling that he was fighting the urge to screw every woman who came within 5 feet of him… yes, I realize that all men struggle with this problem, but Lloyd Kaufman is a special case. Watch any Troma film and you'll see immediately what I'm talking about. As I said, I'm conflicted. I'll report back again after I watch Cannibal: the Musical… after all, I do love me some Trey Parker!
Speaking of Mr. Kaufman, deadCENTER film festival, and its "Gynos in Charge" have received his highest endorsement (originally posted on http://www.troma.com/news/ on June 16, 2009). I have to say I fully agree:
Lloyd Kaufman Here,
Last weekend I attended deadCENTER Fest in Oklahoma City, the Gyno operated and incredibly well-organized festival showcased a slue of brilliant films and relevant panel discussions on the state of Independent Cinema. I mention that deadCENTER Fest was organized by Gynos (more politically correct term for woman) because it was the best run film festival I've ever been to! The G.O.C's for the festival (Gyno's in Charge) were Melissa Scaramucci, Kim Haywood, and Cacky Poarch. They took care of every detail, everything at deadCENTER went on without a hitch or a glitch, they are all perfect human specimens!!! The Film Fest was refreshingly idealistic, untainted by the cynicism and evils of Hollywood. This was truly a film fest for Independent films, supported and organized by lovers of Independent film.
A couple films I attended especially kicked ass! Specifically, Weather Girl, Sweethearts of the Prison Rodeo, Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (my film of course), Saint Misbehavin': The Wavy Gravy Movie, and Official Rejection, which I was in and elaborates on the BS I have encountered at so called mainstream film festivals. I recommend deadCENTER Festival to all filmmakers, regardless of experience or genre. This is Uncle Lloydie's highest endorsement. Take it and spread the word kiddies! Looking forward to next year's deadCENTER Fest!
Uncle Lloyd
All in all, deadCENTER was a fantastic experience. I fully intend to spring for another all access pass next year. I'll post reviews of all the best and worst films I saw in the next few days. Thanks for the memories!


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I am the mother of a 5 year old boy who attends Valley View elementary. I have not yet had to deal with teenage angst. However, what is going on with all the teen age swearing. Is it that parents have more to worry about? My guess is that this angry girl would probably never talk like that in front of her parents. I hope I do a better job raising my son, so that he knows the values of society. There was no need for her to become angry and swear profanely. I should be able to go to the park and back without fear of nearly being hit and then told I am a "******g **t ***ch". I hope that Pleasanton really is a community of character, but it does not really feel that way.
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In all my years, I've found girls to be meaner, nastier, more emotional, and more vicious than boys,and in general more trouble than boys. However, recently, I'd say all these problems apply to both these days.
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Pomp, arrogant, entitled little darlings. Like mommy, like daughter...
Pleasanton pretends to be a "Community of Character"
It is a heavily right wing viral community of angry snobs.
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their brains are still growing...they need time to grow up...
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