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Directed by Alex Stapleton
Produced in 2011
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A feature-length documentary on the life, career and remarkable influence of legendary B-movie director Roger Corman, the godfather of independent filmmaking.
Over the course of a career spanning over six decades, Corman has directed and produced numerous films and has developed a reputation as one of the most respected figures in Hollywood. His influence on the last half century of film is enormous, with a number of successful directors and actors - including Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Jack Nicholson, James Cameron and Robert De Niro - earning their first break under the director. This documentary takes a look back at Corman's career and traces his influence on modern movie-making.
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Certificate: 15
Publisher: Anchor Bay
Length: 86 mins
Format: DVD Colour
Region: 2
Released: 26th March 2012
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Authors: Lupo, Alan
Title: Liberty's chosen home
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Where would you take a couple of Frenchmen?
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- bubbles4me Mar 8, 2008 08:17 AM
I will be entertaining a couple Frenchmen next month and while my boss ALWAYS takes them to a rather, "Crusty" French restaurant in long Beach I think there is a better way to show them what LA is all about. These guys are youngish and very laid back so I am turning to the Hounds.....where would you take them? Price non issue and open to any area at this point...how would you show them LA?
Wow, that really depends on their personalities. We had a few Frenchmen visiting us, and we took them to Damon's in Glendale for some "Real American steaks" and they were horrified, couldn't believe that we eat that much food, don't we all have cancer from the charred crust, etc. But someone that wants to experience something very different from French food or something truly American kitsch might get a kick out of it. There is so little "American" food in LA...maybe Harold and Belle's for soul food? Our European friends (English, Spanish, and Frenchies too) all seem to looooove the taco trucks! Maybe you should take them out drinking and hit those instead, or a late night Korean BBQ!
French people love the beach -- probably the Lobster or what's the place right on the Venice Boardwalk, if you can get trendy and beach together that would be perfect -- maybe Abode, Penthouse, Viceroy? They might like anywhere they could spot someone famous, maybe Koi or other hot spots du jour around Hollywood.
I can't imagine why you'd want to take them to a French restaurant because they would just turn up their noses, but the ex-pats here do seem to like The Little Door and the Little Next Door if they're homesick. Anyplace in Malibu would be good. In my experience with the French, you will never really impress them with the food, so stick to the scene and the scenery and you'll be fine. Oh, and they don't usually care for anything very spicy or very exotic, so be careful about "real Mexican" or "real Chinese." However they might enjoy someplace like El Cholo.
My mandatory to-go place for French people is Chinoise on Main.
It never fails, they all love the place.
re: herculesmulligan
A chic steakhouse like BOA in Santa Monica or great sushi could be good. The new Nobu just opened on La Cienega or you could go to Katsu-ya in Brentwood or Hollywood which are very cool in decor or Koi. Italian at Giorgio Baldi on West Channel in Santa Monica has a great beach vibe that could be fun and the food is excellent. The Ivy at the Shore or the regular Ivy on Robertson are very American and different from anything in France.
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Don't take them to French (ahn zis eese Francaise?)! Don't take them to steaks (Zeese American, such simple tastes horrible)! You are in LA! Take them out for Mexican, Japanese, Viet, Thai...
I took my French cousins to Duke's in Malibu, and I took my other French cousins to a hole-in-the-wall fish and chips place on the Santa Monica pier. The food at the pier was not very good (fish and chips, garden salad), but they liked the scenery. The portions here, in general, caused them to be wide-eyed, and they loved the beach. I like Duke's because the prices are reasonable, and the view of the water is beautiful.
If you want to stay in Long Beach, a drink at the old bar in the Queen Mary at night might also be nice. The ship is lit up at night, and there's a nice view across the water of other parts of Long Beach.
I personally would take them to a West LA Persian restaurant such as Shamshiri Grill.
re: katkoupai
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Duke's Malibu
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re: katkoupai
My husband is French - he loves Lucques and Osteria Mozza. Buzzy, vibe-y places. The Ivy, Spago - all the classics are great. It depends if they're from Paris, but if not the above might be quite different to what they're used to. Another bizzare one my husband LOVES is Fish Market/Top of the Market like in San Diego. I think it's the combination of water view and lobster/crab....
Forget about using food as the primary criterion for taking French people out for dinner in LA. Great food is widely available in France, and it makes little sense trying to impress them with food here unless you are taking them to an extraordinary French restaurant such as Le Bernardin, or Jean-Georges in NYC. I would take them someplace with a special LA view or atmosphere; this would not be available to them at home. Brunch at the Hotel Bel-Air on the patio comes to mind, or else something with an extraordinary ocean view such as the Montage in Laguna Niguel, or perhaps something in Malibu. Even something like the nice restaurant at the Getty Museum or Patina at the LA Music Center would be good choices. With either you could share something of LA other than food with them.
re: josephnl
Go for stuff they wont get in France, a good burger, BBQ, Mexican, something along the pacific ocean, a proper martini.
There's this place in Pasadena (near old town) called Maison Akira and they serve French/Japanese cuisine. It's really nice..my family goes there from time to time and we order one of the prix fixe menu items since they're more worth it than just an entree. The service there is very good too.
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re: beautifuldiirt
Take them to Langers; nothing in france like a pastrami on rye.
re: dagrassroots
It's true but I know very few French people who had pastrami on rye and liked it. I'd take there only very good friends who are sensitive to old school atmosphere and adventurous.
But instead of Langers, now that I come to think of it, Chichen Itza in the same neighborhood would be a very good place for taking French people.
If they're under your wing during the weekend, take them to the House of Blues on the Sunset Strip for Sunday gospel brunch. I took several of my colleagues from Europe there a couple of years ago and they're still talking about it. The food isn't all that great, but it's quite an experience for a non-American (and even for a lot of Americans, too).
My other favorite place to take overseas visitors is Michael's in Santa Monica, since the food is great and the outdoor seating is so fabulous there. There aren't fine restaurants in most parts of the world (especially France) where you can sit in the garden and dine; this is a uniquely California arrangement. Since money is no object for you, go for it!
re: purplescout
Absolutely second the recommendation for Michael's in Santa Monica, but only if you can reserve in the garden. As purlplescout has said, the garden setting is truly wonderful and the food is very excellent "California" cuisine. Michael McCarty was indeed one of the early big names in "California cuisine" along of course with Alice Waters. Michael's remains a terrific restaurant with a very California slant.
re: purplescout
I disagree... I like Michael's and we even got married there.... but I used to work down the street at 100 Wilshire... and we would go there for lunch all the time on business..... we actually hosted some Frenchmen there once... and they were visibly displeased by the food & wine... they thought it was a travesty to French culinary tradition... and were not impressed by the lack of cohesion in the menu.
If you were hosting Mexican business people would you take them to Border Grill?
re: Eat_Nopal
Was that because the food was bad, or because you had some spoiled Frenchmen? Can't tar everyone in the whole country with the same brush, you know.
re: Eat_Nopal
I guess we will have to agree to disagree. If you read my previous post, you will see that I do not think that food should be the primary consideration in where to take visitors from France. That, I think, is a recipe for failure. I suggested Michael's (which by the way, purports to be a California cuisine restaurant, not a French restaurant) because of the beautiful ambiance. I think the food is generally very good as is the service, but I recommended it because I think it is the quintessential California restaurant and has a wonderful setting.
re: josephnl
Michael's is very pleasant.... as long as the OP isn't trying to impress them with food. Is it what L.A. is all about as the OP inquired.... I am not so sure. I realize that McCarthy was an early participant in Contemporary Global Cuisine (if you travel... its clear that the menu at Michael's is not very different from what you would see in Mexico City at a Alta Cocina Contemporanea type restaurant, in Ensenada at a Baja-Med type restaurant, in Lima at a Nueva Andina type restaurant, in Vancouver B.C. at any of the localist restauants, in Washington D.C. at any New American restaurant, in South Africa, Australia, Sweden, Brazil etc., etc.,)....
California cuisine isn't that uniquely Calfornian... as over the last 35 years... most major, metropolitan areas around the world have Chefs that have embraced the late 1960's New Cuisine movement out of France which adapted Japanese & Chinese influences to Classic French... and began a world wide trend that has yielded remarkably similar menus in high end restaurants all around the globe.
With that point aside... I think something that is very L.A. is Hamburgers. L.A. is the biggest Per Capita & Absolute consumer of burgers in the U.S. (and I think by extension the world).... even though most people often neglect and forget that.
I think a mini tour of the City's various takes on the Burger (from the Ghetto joints like Dino's which imo offer the best... to Americana Classicas like Apple Pan.... and gussied up places like Father's Office).... nothing says L.A. more to me than Burgers. As a second choice... I would with Taquerias... or Korean, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese etc.,
I think it might even be a kick to take them to Phillippe's
I have a French friend who just moved back to Europe. What she missed most is ASIAN FOOD, especially Thai. I lived in France for a year and it's difficult to find really great Asian food in France, except for maybe Vietnamese. You can get Japanese, but it's usually overpriced. My BF moved to another state and he misses Thai food a lot too.
There are a variety of Thai restaurants in many areas. You can go to Hollywood, or do a search on this site. I don't know if there are some near the beach, someone wrote that they would love eating near the beach and it's totally true.
You can do something fancier, but it's possible they've never even had Thai food before, and it would be a truly memorable meal.
Wait- you can also do Mexican. Mexican food in Europe is HORRIBLE.
Take em for Dim Sum in the SGV.
Another thoughtr might be for Banh Mi sandwiches. Let tyhem see what their former Colony folk can do with a baguette.
Also, I bet they would like to visit Quality Seafood in Redondo beach on the pier. Drop by Jana's for a beer.
A few Farmer's markets might be fun. Or even the Original Farmer's Market on 3rd.
IF you can Cram them into Father's Office, get em a FO burger.
Lucky Devil's is good for burgers, beer and shakes.
There is also Phillip's for French Dip, the aforementioned Langer's.
Heck, young French guys..try Hooters. not LA, not great food, but hot chicks.
The counter allows them to make thier own Burger.
Inn Of the Seventhy Ray has the Health food Topanga canyon LA vibe. Good Brunch, lunch or dinner (brunch on Sunday only)
re: Rizza
My cousin who lives in the South of France was hughly impressed by lunch at the Redondo Beach pier with a choice of 23 different kinds of oysters and a heap of steamed crab, butcher paper and mallets and a bucket of beer eaten right at the sea front followed by a long walk on the beach.
re: CookieEater
Will do! I am thinking a taco crawl might be perfect but I am mulling over all the great options everyone gave...thanks all and I will post to let you know how it went.
Being French and having French guests regularly coming to visit, I'd say you should
1) take them to some really good Mexican places , and if they are laid back introduce them to the joys of tacos truck.
2) The Apple Pan is a great place for introducing them to non-McDonald's burgers, and the retro atmosphere is really great
3) any very good Thai, Japanese, Korean, or if you can take them to the SGV, Chinese would be awesome, Asian cuisines generally suck in Paris. Korean is a bit weird for French taste, so you may want to stick with Japanese or Thai.
4) taking them to a bar to have cocktails is a good idea. For old school/fun, Musso and Frank, and maybe the Dresden Room (Marty and Elaine are always a hit with my French friends). Or something more Young Hollywood (I'll let everybody else give you hints, I'm nore an old school/dive-y scene kind of gal).
5) Lastly, a wine bar may be a good idea for them to really discover US wine. Not only California, but Oregon, Hudson Valley wines, etc.
And, unless they are from the boorish variety of French, don't take them to any French or French-influence places, We have enough of these at home...
re: bad nono
Thank you so much....I think the reason I was thinking of avoiding Asian was the many times I have dined with visiting French guys they almost all passed on salads so I thought it may be a veggie thing. Also went to Japanese with a French couple, (their first time) um....didnt go over too well but if you have had sucess then maybe I should give it a go.
re: bubbles4me
Well, ask them first if they like sushi. If not, tell them Japanese also do Ramen, etc...
I don't think it's a veggie thing with the salad, it' a dressing issue: US salad dressing are utterly strange for French people: we're used to real vinaigrette.
Also, French males may see salads and sushi as girly food.
I think you should start with real burgers and Mexican food, and then move on to Asian foods.
We don't have Salvadoran food in France, so it's definitively very exotic for us. I think you should establish a list of various cuisines, select a few places, and then offer your guests the choice of deciding if they want Mexican, or Thai, etc.
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If you do Japanese, I would go with Izakaya...like Musha or Orris.
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totally agree, and generally speaking Asian cuisines in Paris are atrociously executed.
Having worked 10+ years with French executives and guiding them to highlights of LA dining, here is the consensus of where they dined on every trip.
1. Matsuhisa
2. Ivy
3. A great steak (Morton's) and a great burger.
4. NO French....they can get all they want at home.
I'd take them to Sharkeez in Manhattan Beach, order up some bad food and Shark Attacks, maybe get a pitcher of Jack and Coke. Why hide it? It's in our blood.
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The annual Jim Rose Lecture is an evening devoted to the work and memory of Jim Rose, co-founder of the Runnymede Trust in 1968. From then until his death in 1999, Jim Rose's contribution and devotion to racial justice and civil rights was unwavering and unbroken.
This year's Jim Rose Lecture is titled 'Tackling Discrimination: football, media and the pursuit of equality' and will be delivered by Football Association Chairman Greg Dyke.
Migration is part of the UK's history. Let's celebrate it!
This learning resource looks at migration, history and cultural identity and is designed for all children and young people.
The fun-to-use videos, audio recordings and interactive timeline will bring discussions about migration history to life, encouraging students to think about their own families' journeys.
Runnymede has launched a news website called Race Card, offering you the latest comment and analysis on race equality stories.
Race Card provides a space where a diverse set of voices can speak honestly about race. It is produced by a mixture of journalists, bloggers, politicians and academics. Race Card equips you with analysis and data to tackle enduring racial inequality in the UK.
Our Runnymede lecture is being held in partnership with London Metropolitan University, allowing us to engage with a wider audience at an institution that actively promotes values of social justice and increased access for all.
We are delighted that this year's speaker will be Iqbal Wahhab OBE FRSA, entitled 'How Businesses Can Deliver Greater Good than Governments'
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We are greatly saddened to hear the news of Nelson Mandela's passing. Mandela's impact on the racial equality movement is immeasurable. He changed the landscape of race relations in South Africa and across the world. Mandela started a dialogue about racial equality that is not over, and is just as relevant and important today. It is essential that we do not become complacent.
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Every ten years the Census provides us with multiple insights into the state of modern Britain. In today's release of the 2011 Census, we find that the Black and minority ethnic (BME) population has reached nearly 8 million – roughly the population of Scotland and Wales combined.
Overall, the BME population is now 14.1% of the overall total in England and Wales, rising from 7.9% in 2001. This doesn't include the significant 'White Other' population which is now 2.5 million, or 4.4% of the overall population. Much of this growth has been through immigration, and many will assume that the 'White Other' population is primarily Eastern European. However, this population also includes White French, White Australian, White Argentinian and White American people, which explains why this disparate 'group' is now some 12.6% of the population of London.
Combined with the 40% of the population that is Black and minority ethnic, a minority of London's residents are now 'White British' (46%). While this is indeed a striking development, it masks an arguably more significant development – the greater dispersal of ethnic minorities across the UK. Contrary to much received wisdom, Britain is becoming less 'segregated' every year.
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We welcome the Equality and Human Rights Commission's report, published on Monday, which highlights the Treasury's failings to comply with the public sector equality duty at the time of the Spending Review 2010. In 3 out of the 9 measures the EHRC chose to concentrate on, the Coalition Government was found to not be fully in accordance with the public sector equality duty. This, however, is not the complete story. The public sector cuts in the 2010 Spending Review were unprecedented in their scope and depth. At the time, the Coalition Government planned an estimated £80.5 billion cuts to public spending across 19 government departments. The Commission's detailed assessment covered only a segment of the Coalition Government's reforms (read chapter 3 of the report for more details).
Runnymede was 1 of 9 organisations that provided formal submissions to the Commission. One important point that we raised, which was echoed in the Commission report, was the glaring data gaps in the Coalition Government's assessment of the impact on ethnic minorities. We were shocked at the Coalition's Government's lack of analysis of the services and benefits being cut and the numbers of minority ethnic people that would be affected. The Government's own Overview of the impact of Spending Review 2010 on equalities included just 397 words to the impact of cuts on ethnic minorities.
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Runnymede is part of UK NGOs Against Racism, a group of race equality organisations which are taking their concerns about the government's inaction on race equality to the United Nations.
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Westminster became a hotbed of discussion on race and equality issues throughout yesterday's parliamentary debates.
In an exchange about knife crime and police bureaucracy, police and criminal Justice minister, Nick Herbert said that the coalition government is dedicated to reducing 'time wasting bureaucracy' and will make hospitals share non-confidential information with the police so that they can target stop-and-search in gun and knife crime hot spots.
This could have a significant impact on race equality, as ethnic minorities are often the target of stop and search investigations. However, it has not yet been made clear as to what 'bureaucracy' will be scrapped.
See our latest report Ethnic Profiling: The Use of 'Race' in UK Law Enforcement for more on the effects stop and search has on the black and minority ethnic (BME) community.
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Human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) are isolated from the early human embryo and have the capability to proliferate indefinitely in culture and to develop into nearly every cell of the human body. Therefore, hESCs may serve as a renewable unlimited source of cells for transplantation therapy. Because of the use of animal products in their derivation, and due to the lack of appropriate quality and process controls in the manufacturing of existing cell lines worldwide, existing hESC lines are not suitable for utilization in transplantation therapy.
Our objective is to derive several new hESC lines that will be suitable for clinical trials. The investigators plan on deriving the new hESC lines utilizing only FDA-approved raw materials in a non-animal culture system. They will be produced entirely under GMP conditions, using appropriately documented procedures and analytical methods, completely safety tested, and screened for infectious and adventitious agents.
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- Couple has finished building their family.
- Couple has them stored in liquid nitrogen for > or = to 5 years.
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- Couple will give informed consent and will consent to have their medical history examined by the research group.
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- Couple has not finished building their family.
- Couple has embryos but they have not been stored for > or = to 5 years.
- Couple will not submit to an interview, blood tests, or physical exam by a physician.
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"As a consequence, we were successful at bringing all three special elections in for about 50 percent less than originally calculated," city clerk Casey Carl wrote in the report.
The special elections resulted from a complicated string of retirements and vacancies. Sens. Linda Berglin and Larry Pogemiller both stepped down, triggering elections in south Minneapolis and Northeast.
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As executive director of Long Island Wins, I've had the pleasure of meeting immigrants from all backgrounds, each with a personal immigration story. One of our goals is to use those stories to highlight the contributions that immigrants make to our Long Island communities.
Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with Michael Dowling, an Irish immigrant and the president and chief executive officer of the North Shore-LIJ Health System, the largest system in New York State and one of the largest in the country.
North Shore-LIJ has a service area that includes over seven million residents in downstate New York, and it's the largest employer of immigrants on Long Island, from entry-level workers all the way up to the highest reaches of leadership.
It's a new year and much is already being made over Governor Andrew Cuomo's State of the State speech. As one of the most powerful people in New York, liberals, conservatives and everyone in between were waiting to hear the tone and substance of the speech, sizing up where the supposed "battle lines" will be drawn.
The governor's position is magnified because it's a re-election year for him, and it is rumored that he has presidential aspirations. Naturally, a big win at the home-state polls this year would strengthen his position among Democratic frontrunners, so it's easy to see why this speech carries a heck of a lot of baggage. So far, in his first term, he has tried to maintain some balance, but Cuomo's unfortunately coming under increasing pressure from New York City Democrats, led by newly-elected Mayor Bill DeBlasio, whose ultra-liberal agenda doesn't necessarily mesh with the goals of the state. Indeed, the new mayor made many promises, some of which will be impossible to keep unless Cuomo yields to that pressure.
John Owens is correct when he says that inBloom's promise that the student data it collects will be kept safe in its supposedly hack-proof cloud is "a lot less believable since info on 40 million Target customers was compromised." I'd say that the most appropriate response to inBloom's hollow assurances and unkeepable promise is contained in the first two letters of their claim "HAck-proof": Ha! My second response to inBloom's wishful-thinking promise of its collected-data's supposed invulnerability can be found inside the phrase Owens used to pointedly point out that inBloom's "underLYING operating system was built by a company owned by Rupert Murdoch." So when inBloom says that their student data will be "hack-proof," they are lying — since they know that is literally impossible in a world of Julian Assanges, Edward Snowdens, Russian hackers, and thousands of brilliant conscience-less computer criminals and identity thieves. I'm guessing that any inBloom official who made such an unsupportable false claim had his fingers crossed behind his back when he spoke those words.
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"Men are born ignorant, not stupid. They are made stupid by education." So wrote the British historian Bertrand Russell, and if you've read the papers this week you may think he was absolutely right. Years of education do not translate into intelligence let alone an enlightened insight into truth.
I write specifically about the American Studies Association (ASA), a nationwide organization of university professors. In an effort to protest Israel's treatment of Palestinians, its members overwhelmingly voted to boycott Israel's academic institutions from collaborations with the universities here in the United States. Among local institutions affiliated with the ASA are New York University, Cornell, Columbia, SUNY Buffalo and SUNY Stony Brook. To be fair, the administrations of many of these affiliated universities have slammed the boycott but are just sitting on the sidelines.
A few weekends ago, I was honored to take part in the Kerry Rose Foundation's first ever 5K-trail run at Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve in Commack. The foundation was created to honor the memory of Kerry Rose Fitzsimons, a Marist College student and Commack High School graduate, who was tragically killed in 2012 in an off-campus house fire in Poughkeepsie. The event brought together community members and first responders to raise awareness of and promote fire safety.
It may not be one of the more noble holiday traditions but I guiltily admit that one of my favorite things to do at this time of year is to settle down on the couch next to the fireplace with a bag of cookies and my dog to watch the endless stream of Christmas movies on TV. My wife and kids usually shun the endeavor and remind me that we've watched them, literally, dozens of times before. Yet this annual ritual gives me comfort, so I continue.
My favorite among these is A Christmas Story, which takes place circa 1940, somewhere in the midwest, and chronicles young Ralphie and his quest to obtain the ultimate Christmas gift, a Red Ryder carbine-action 200 shot range BB rifle with a compass in the stock. Despite steady objections from his mother, father and even teacher that he'll shoot his eye out, he relentlessly pursues his dream gift with a series of clever tactics designed to subliminally plant the idea in his parents' minds. When these efforts fail, true to childhood form, he turns in desperation to a department store Santa who dutifully warns him about shooting out his eye, then casually sends him on his way. Oh, the disillusionment.
I feel for Lois A. Schaffer on the tragic loss of her daughter and am truly sorry that her admirable quest to stir people to demand what she calls "legislative movement" is so unlikely to achieve success. The fact that more than one whole year, four seasons, 12 months, 52 weeks and 365 days have passed since the slaughter of 20 Newtown children last year, with no "legislative movement" from our national legislature makes it clear that we're more likely to see "laxative movement" from its 535 members than any legislative movement. Collectively, these 535 men and women are a disgrace to civilization. I can't help wondering if the Senate or House of Representatives would have passed any meaningful gun legislation if, somehow, the 20 children killed on "12-14" were 20 of their own children. Or, since between them, these 535 men and women probably have more than 1,000 children; if Adam Lanza had somehow managed to shoot every one of those "children" (even if now of adult age) to death with his assault rifle, would that have "moved" them to action? I'm not even sure that would have done the trick; although I'm sure they would have paid some lip service to the idea of some gun control, and would have made some impressive-sounding, passionate, stirring speeches, oratory and rhetoric. They may not be able to walk-the-walk of genuine legislators, but they sure can talk-the-talk.
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I'm going to get straight to the point. Superstorm Sandy slammed into the south shore of Long Island on Oct. 29, 2012. On that date, more than 400 days ago, millions were left without power, and tens of thousands were displaced.
Now I'm reading newspaper articles that are making my stomach turn. Apparently only four (that's right, four) of the 4,178 Superstorm Sandy-ravaged Long Island homeowners who qualified for federal housing reconstruction aid have actually received a check. Let me elaborate. More than 10,000 homeowners asked for help. Thus far a few more than 4,000 have heard back and only four have actually received a check. We watched press conference after press conference at which eager politicians promised help and took credit for new funding and here we are more than a year later and only 4 people have received a check.
Can someone please explain how this is possible?
If you haven't already heard, Nassau County has opted into a state program to offer property tax savings to homeowners whose homes suffered a decrease in value resulting from Superstorm Sandy. The program is called the NYS Hurricane Sandy Assessment Relief Program.
Through this program, Nassau County will adjust, retroactively, the property assessment to account for losses in value due to Sandy for the 2012/2013 and 2013/2014 tax years. Eligible homeowners will receive either a check reimbursing them for taxes already paid or a credit on taxes yet to be paid. The amount of a tax refund, credit or assessment reduction will depend upon the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) damage assessment determination and/or inspections that were conducted by the Department of Assessment based on bills paid to licensed contractors or paid homeowner insurance claims.
John Owens' column reported the Board of Regents announced that on the upcoming April statewide tests, they'd take "10 minutes off the English exam." Owens wrote, "Of course, in context, it's not much. Our kids still can expect to sit through nearly three hours of testing." He's right, but I'd like to amend his "not much" to "too much: 10 minutes too much." Because allowing kids to leave the testing room 10 minutes early will do more harm than good — and here's why: I think the Board of Regents needs some Common Core courses intended to improve both critical thinking and problem-solving, given their foolish plan which stipulates that "students in grades 5-8 will be allowed to leave testing areas 10 minutes earlier on one day ... if everyone in the class completes the exam in less than the time allowed."
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A new Sea Quest continues! Max and his friends have already fought off three terrible Robobeasts. Now they face the ultimate battle, as the evil Professor tries to use Mangler the Dark Menace to destroy the ocean worlds! Don't miss the other books in this series: Shredder the Spider Droid, Stinger the Sea Phantom and Crusher the Creeping Terror.
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Quick take: It hasn't been lost on Itron that more and more of its competitors are promoting cloud-based, software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings. Now Itron has broadened its cloud capabilities by teaming with C3 Energy to pre-integrate that company's cloud offerings with Itron's metering and metering data management systems. It's an arms race to see which company can provide the most complete selection of powerful, pre-integrated applications, and utilities will only benefit from the additional choice. – Jesse Berst
Itron and C3 Energy – which provides energy efficiency and customer engagement management solutions for utilities --say their collaboration will enable North American utilities to leverage their Itron smart metering and MDM technologies to provide comprehensive energy management services to their customers.
The companies also note that the new integrated solution "helps utilities quickly get from fine-grain data collection to proven customer value, through greater energy efficiency and improved customer relationships."
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