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- Social justice and inequality
- Good schools for all: schooling and social justice
- Falling standards and failing students? inequalities in student outcomes
- Included or excluded? social justice and special educational needs
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- Higher education and social justice
- Social justice and the learning society
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It's a sunny Tuesday afternoon following another busy weekend at EightyTwo, the Downtown Arts District's upscale take on the trending bar-arcade concept. Co-founders and downtown Los Angeles residents Scott Davids, 33, and Noah Sutcliffe, 32, are relaxing under the shade of their two hand-picked carrotwood trees in the courtyard, demolishing sandwiches from Eat.Drink.Americano, the gastropub down the street.
"I think we're in the coolest part of L.A. right now. Anywhere you go, there's something to discover. We met a lot of the developers and it's cool to envision how the neighborhood is going to look," said Davids, who moved to the Arts District six years ago and is also the founder of visual effects company Level 256.
The idea for EightyTwo was a "natural extension" of Davids' personal collection of arcade machines. When "barcades" – raucous watering holes offering arcade classics such as Pac-Man alongside Giant Jenga and even skee ball – started cropping up around the country, it seemed like time to start his own version. To help make it happen, Davids persuaded Sutcliffe, his best friend since grade school, to leave his job as an entertainment attorney.
In the month since opening, one thing is clear: EightyTwo has helped put the neighborhood's historically quieter business scene on the map.
During opening weekend, 3,500 people waited on the mural paint-stained sidewalk in front of the Fourth Place entrance to get into the 4,000-square-foot bar, which features a rotating lineup of 40 arcade and 15 pinball machines in two rooms adjoining an outdoor courtyard. The games are generously spaced – as in an art gallery, Davids noted – and the backlit bar along the far wall of the main game room is a classy-looking affair.
A news station in Michigan covered the launch. Hardcore pinballers came from as far away as Virginia for a crack at rare games, such as the electromechanical Jungle Queen: Priced at factory settings, the game costs just 25 cents per play.
And in true Arts District fashion, a photographer wandered around capturing the excitement of gamers.
"Business exceeded projections," said Sutcliffe, who spends more time now in graphic T-shirts mixing drinks. "I think people who are successful in business just don't take no for an answer, but there were definitely times we wondered if it could be done."
Sutcliffe paused briefly as a couple wandered in through the side gate to browse the game selection, waiting for the inevitable question: "Hey, what time do you guys open?"
Peer pressure
Of late, there are many eyes on businesses in the Arts District, which often seem to possess an extra level of inventiveness.
The 10,000-square-foot Arts District Flea, which celebrated its grand opening April 18, aims to showcase the work of young, independent designers and artists in the community. Wurstküche (pronounced verst-koo-ka) is a sausage joint known for its beautifully designed dining space, hard-to-find beers and exotic meats, such as rattlesnake and pheasant.
At Guerilla Atelier, a luxe retail concept and event space curated by Carl Louisville – who happens to be the former director of the Prada Epicenter in Beverly Hills – patrons can pour themselves a glass of premium whiskey and lounge on plush leather armchairs. The Daily Dose cafe is only accessible via a quaint brick alleyway, and offers an adjacent gallery space. (It's also the rare sort of place where carrying a cup of Portland-based Stumptown coffee from the new roastery down the street will earn you catcalls.)
"There's a new generation of businesses in town – artisan businesses," said Cindy Schwarzstein, founder of Cartwheel Art, an online magazine that offers Arts District tours and promotional support to art organizations. "People in the Arts District consist mostly of creative, entrepreneurial, outside-the-box thinkers, with a lot of businesses here having an artist and creative force behind them. The hopes are that any developer or new business wanting to come into the district would serve the neighborhood residents and visitors, as the name implies."
EightyTwo, named for the first year of the golden age of arcade games, is the perfect example.
"There's definitely peer pressure that keeps businesses cool and interesting. We went through long deliberation processes for everything," Sutcliffe said.
"We lived and breathed the neighborhood for 18 months. We obsessed about every detail," Davids added.
They hired local architect Darin Johnstone, of the Southern California Institute of Architecture, and furniture maker Mark Harris to build a "games-driven" space. The Brazilian ironwood patio benches and gaming chairs are modeled after the angles of a "Star Wars" cockpit. Custom-made stands between arcade machines holds drinks and purses. The deejay booth resembles a flipped pinball machine.
The staff was mostly recruited from some of Davids' and Sutcliffe's favorite bars around town, and they further bolstered their street cred in the arcade world by employing Molly Atkinson, 35, as arcade manager and technician. Atkinson, who alternates her time at EightyTwo between fixing machines and crushing their high scores, is the mastermind behind the Pins and Needles pinball arcade in Echo Park. Soon she will help bring a pinball league to EightyTwo.
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Answer: As I asked around about this, I dug up a little scoop that Claudia Black, who plays Vala, will return for two episodes in the back half of SG-1's season, to air in the winter. I agree that she's a blast, even if some of the show's longtime fans seem disgruntled that other characters were marginalized during the Vala-Daniel Jackson arc, including new cast member Ben Browder. (For all those Farscape fans who've been writing in to grouse that Browder has been underutilized, I've been assured that he'll be more prominent in upcoming episodes.) As for Vala's becoming a permanent fixture, that would have to wait for next season, if then, and there's not even a deal in place yet for a 10th season (although I hav ...
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If the Stargate franchise is considering another sequel, I've got an idea: Stargate: Vala. There's gold in that thar Claudia Black. After eons of playing Farscape's ultra-serious Aeryn Sun, Black is positively bursting with mirth as SG-1's resident bad girl. But Vala's no ditz — when push comes to shove, the lady can play hardball, as evidenced during the budget conference. "Only an idiot would think you can defend this backwater planet with a few ships and a shield," she tells the chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, throwing in a corny shot about his "shortcomings" for good measure. So why is Vala still at Stargate Command? Well, apart from her need to flirt with Daniel and pester him about credit cards, I'm guessing nobody was ready to let go of the Jaffa bracelets as a plot device. But as it led our heroes to the doorstep of Wallace Shawn's Arnus, I'm not complaining. Although I found the idea of Vala having "wonderful carnal times
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Question: I actually have two unrelated questions. First, as someone who has recently been converted to a fan of Entourage by Jeremy Piven's hysterical performance (I've been a fan of his since the late, lamented Cupid), I'd like to know what you think his chances are of winning an Emmy are. Second question: I agree with those who think Battlestar Galactica is a very good show. It's the second-best thing Sci Fi has ever done (behind only Farscape). However, I find the show unrelentingly grim and have a hard time watching sometimes. Do you think the tone of the show might endanger its chances of a long run? A little levity would go a long way, I think.
Answer: First, Piven. Yes, I think he has an excellent chance. His was a true breakout performance in a show whose buzz is steadily building during a time when Emmy ballots are in play. He deserves it (although I'd also love Peter Boyle to get an Emmy finally and complete the Raymond cast's sweep), and I predict he'll win. As for Galactica
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Question: Now that Sci Fi has picked up the original season of Firefly, and the movie Serenity (which I've seen, and love) is set to hit box offices far and wide Sept. 30, what are the chances of Sci Fi making new episodes of the series? I think I read that Joss Whedon closed down his production company, Mutant Enemy, but could he reopen it if Sci Fi wanted to do a new season? Ultimately, I'd guess much of it comes down to rights issues. Did I read that the same company that is doing the movie also owns Sci Fi, and if so would that make a revival more plausible? I do hope it has a chance of being a series again someday (even if after a couple of more movies), and I think it would make a great permanent addition to Sci Fi's Friday-night lineup. Sorry to be long-winded, but I always appreciate your support of and insight into Whedon's shows (and other great underdogs)! Thanks!
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Question: I must hand it to Sci Fi; it looks like they got something very right. In a single move they have placated the Farscape contingent and reenergized Stargate SG-1. It appears that Ben Browder hasn't just joined the show, but now is the show. And I, for one, could not be happier — especially with all the inside jokes between him and Claudia Black (e.g. the pregnancy wink). The more they make SG-1 like Farscape while keeping the existing mythology and atmosphere, the better and more interesting the show will be, I think. But any way you look at it, it looks pretty freakin' smart.
Answer: Well, it certainly got me and a handful of other critics I know into the tent. I don't pretend to understand everything that goes on in the Stargate franchise, but all I ask is to be entertained, and bringing Ben Browder aboard surely helps. I ran into Browder recently at a lunch during the still-ongoing TCA press tour. He seems to be having a great time, and he was thrilled to be reunited with
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Question: I know you like Battlestar Galactica pretty much, but I just don't feel the same. Sure, the show has its moments, but they are few and far between. It's definitely not something I'd want my child to watch because of its sexual content. If it is such a good show, why is it still the last of the three-show block on Friday night? I think it's because both Stargates are far superior in every way. Now, with the addition of Ben Browder as lead and Claudia Black in six episodes SG-1 will be better than ever. Just goes to show how smart the powers that be behind SG-1 are. They will pick up fans from the best sci-fi show ever to hit the airwaves, Farscape. I still miss that show.
Answer: No argument on Farscape. Bringing Ben Browder and, in a recurring role, Claudia Black aboard on SG-1 has made the show lots of fun as a new season begins tonight. (I don't really understand any of it, but who cares.) But Battlestar Galactica airs at the end of Sci Fi's Friday night lineup not because
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This year is no different. As expected, last year's instant hits on ABC, Desperate Housewives and Lost, got their due, leading the comedy and drama pack respectively (although Housewives was tied with the academy's longtime, and inexplicable, darling Will & Grace with 15 nominations).
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His out-of-hours invitation...Cruelly dumped by her fiance via text message, Vivienne Swan quits her job as an interior designer and nurses her shattered heart in private. Until an intriguing offer from Jack Stone - a wealthy property developer whose skilled flirtations she's managed to evade - tempts her from her shell. Working side-by-side with Jack on his latest project gets Vivienne's mind off her ex but on to erotic thoughts about her boss! It might be wildly pleasurable, but an affair with Jack is playing with fire. He's a man used to taking what he wants, and now Vivienne is at his mercy!
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white, peach and blue cotton, invisible zipper, cupro lining, button blank, buttons
Nov 6, 2012, 09.55 PMby picklelilly
I love the simplicity! It's the perfect outfit when you want to feel classic and preppy but at the same time unique. I also love it when you can tell there's a lot of work behind a garment although it's so basic. When not a single dart or button hole is accidental but carefully thought through. For example, the placement of the pockets and that one covered button in the side! Maybe I'm a nerd but that's so inspiring.
Nov 8, 2012, 07.46 AMby pampula
Thank you so much! I know exactly what you mean, it feels great to wear a garment that you have made with big effort. It gives some kind of satisfaction to make those little details and know they are there even though nobody else notices.
Oct 29, 2012, 05.50 PMby madebymeg
ooh i love the subtle color differences!
Oct 26, 2012, 07.24 PMby ladyshape
It looks great. Can I ask you now you finished the seam allowance around the armhole? I am currently battling with flat felled seams but with a 1cm s/a they are a mega bitch. Good work.
Oct 26, 2012, 08.57 PMby pampula
Thank you! I first simply sew the seams with sewing machine and then trimmed the seam-allowances to ca 0,5 cm with serger. I have done flat felled seams only to straight seams and I imagine that curvy ones can be very tricky, hope you beat them:)
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This is a really cute outfit! I especially love the peach collar blouse – it's so sweet looking! You did a great job with fit too, I find that to be tricky with buttoned and collared blouses. Love it! :-)
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So cute! I love it! you look like a 60s school girl! (i a good way :))
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I love this outfit and the way you made the two simple things more "you". You look great in them too :)
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We had no idea how badly we wanted a Backstreet Boys tell-all documentary until we found out they were making one. On Monday, The Hollywood Reporter announced that filmmaker Stephen Kijack (the director of several music documentaries) would be turning his lens on A.J. McLean, Howie Dorough, Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson and Brian Littrell. And he promises it will be juicy.
"What drew me to this project is the band's openness and willingness to push themselves into uncomfortable places, to be vulnerable and honest and to be really trusting of the filmmaking team to steer them in the right direction," Kijak told THR, adding that this film won't be just a "3-D boy band puff piece."
Sounds like this film is going to show us a whole new side of '90s boy band craze. We're so there. And yet, we have so many questions! Here are eight things we would like to see Kijak address with the boys of Backstreet.
1. When you were performing your first-ever show at Orlando's SeaWorld, did you think you'd be headed for the big time? Or were you just hoping to get as far as Universal Studios?
2. Did you all secretly hate Nick Carter for being the pretty one?
3. Was the rivalry with 'N Sync like the gang war in West Side Story? If so, which band was the Sharks, and which was the Jets?
4. What is the meaning of being lonely?
5. Did having a squeaky-clean teen idol image make it easier or harder to stay out of trouble? Ever trash a hotel room with Justin Timberlake?
6. Why did Kevin Richardson mysteriously quit the band in 2006? And why did he come back?
7. Touring with New Kids on the Block: thrill of a lifetime, or something you had to be talked into?
8. What shape are your hearts, exactly? Aren't they heart-shaped? If so, why do you feel the need to show us?
Even if they don't answer any of our questions, we'll be thrilled to see a new music documentary that isn't just shameless self-promotion. (Although we kind of like those, too.) Now, the big question: will they call the movie Larger Than Life or I Want It That Way?


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Multiple shots were fired around 8:20 a.m. ET Monday in a building on the grounds of the U.S. Navy Yard in Washington, D.C., the Navy confirmed just minutes later.
Initially, there was word that only a few people had been injured. Among those hurt, according to reports from emergency personnel, was a police officer who was struck at least twice.
But at 10:04 a.m. ET, the Navy added that there had been "reports of fatalities." It wasn't clear whether the Navy was reporting that there had been deaths, or that it was just acknowledging that there had been such reports. Federal law enforcement sources told NPR a short time later that there had been "multiple fatalities."
Immediately after the shots were fired, the area around the Navy Yard in southeast Washington was filled with police and emergency personnel.
We're updating as more news comes in. Our colleagues at WAMU are following the story here. As happens when news such as this is breaking, there will be conflicting accounts. We'll focus on information from authorities in a position to know what's going on and from news outlets with reporters at or near the scene. If things change, we'll pass along that information.
Update at 11:08 a.m. ET. Federal Law Enforcement Sources Say There Have Been "Multiple Fatalities":
Two federal law enforcement sources, who caution that the information is still preliminary, tell NPR's Carrie Johnson that there have "multiple fatalities."
Update at 10:55 a.m. ET. Building Being "Swept" As Search Continues:
We're aware that other news outlets have reported that their may have been more than one shooter. But there have not been any official statements to that effect. Emergency personnel have spoken on their radio broadcasts of a "possible" second suspect in the building. As you would expect, police are sweeping the building. Earlier, there were reports of a gunman barricaded in a room.
There's also no official word yet on the number of people injured and possibly killed. The latest statement from the Navy repeats that "several people were injured and there are reports of fatalities."
Update at 10:32 a.m. ET. "A Lot Of Criticals."
Sobering news from the emergency personnel radio traffic: "We have a lot of criticals."
Update at 10:22 a.m. ET. Flying Again At Reagan National:
The Washington Airports Authority "says the ground stop that had been in effect at Reagan National has now been lifted," NPR's Brian Naylor tells us.
Update at 10:10 a.m. ET. Obama Briefed:
"The president has been briefed several times about the unfolding situation at the Washington Navy Yard by Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Lisa Monaco and Deputy Chief of Staff Alyssa Mastromanaco," the White House says.
Update at 10:03 a.m. ET. Only Outbound Flights Affected:
NPR's Brian Naylor tells us that "according to the Washington Metropolitan Airports Authority, the FAA has requested a stop on all outbound flights from Reagan National. Inbound flights are still landing, and the airport is open. But no planes are taking off."
Update at 9:54 a.m. ET. Reagan Airport On Hold:
Flights into the nearby Reagan National Airport are on hold, and flights on the ground are behind held. There are a lot of helicopters in the air around the Navy Yard, as you might imagine.
Update at 9:40 a.m. ET. Gunman Barricaded In Room?
The Washington Post tweets that:
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Update at 9:32 a.m. ET. "Shotgun Or Rifle":
According to WAMU, "a possible suspect armed with a shotgun or rifle has shot and injured at least four people. A police officer has also been reportedly shot." D.C. emergency personnel have been heard on their radio calls saying that a police officer was "struck twice in the leg."
Update at 9:25 a.m. ET. Report: "At Least Three People" Shot.
"D.C. police are looking for a suspect they say shot at least three people at the Washington Navy Yard," The Washington Post writes.
Update at 9:22 a.m. ET. Emergency Radio Calls:
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Update at 9:13 a.m. ET. At Least One Person Injured:
The Navy tweets that it "confirms 1 injury. "Shelter in place" order issued for Navy Yard personnel. #NavyYardShooting."
Update at 9:10 a.m. ET. Live Coverage:
Washington's News Channel 8 live coverage is streaming here.
Update at 9:01 a.m. ET. About The Building Where The Shooting Has Occurred.
The Navy just posted this news release:
WASHINGTON (NNS) — An active shooter was reported inside the Naval Sea Systems Command Headquarters building (Bldg. 197) on the Washington Navy Yard at 8:20 a.m. (Eastern Time).
There is one confirmed injury. Emergency personnel are on scene and a "shelter in place" order has been issued for Navy Yard personnel.
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I agree partly with the personality comment here, but I do want these interviews to continue and maybe with a few questions from listeners. I like this forum and want it to continue.
There is something to dislike about each of us. There are many things Newsom has done for political reasons, but you know what; he puts himself out there. He gets into the public light and when people do this, it comes with risk. That should be honored. He serves and he may not serve they way you would, but he serves. thank you.
That was monotonous. Newsom is dull and it just sounds like more Edwards-Tiekert grandstanding. What did I learn from this? Less broadcaster egos and more information, please.
Newsom is a warmongering plutocrat trying to advance his career by pretending to be a progressive environmentalist. In 2005, just for example, during the third year of the Iraq War, he overruled the Board of Supervisors' unanimous vote for a resolution sponsored by then Supervisor, now Sheriff, Ross Mirkarimi to lower the flag to half mast on a Saturday to honor all the Iraq War dead of whatever nationality:
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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Esther George said the U.S. economy probably won't grow much faster than 2 percent this year, held back by caution among consumers and businesses.
The economy "is growing slowly for sure and some may characterize it as growing erratically," George said today in a speech in Kansas City, Missouri. Growth will be "not much beyond 2 percent" in 2012, with some pickup in following years.
The Federal Open Market Committee voted last month to extend a program swapping short-term securities for long-term bonds in the Fed's portfolio with the aim of bolstering a slowing U.S. economy and enlivening the job market. The Fed also said it would consider more stimulus if needed.
Policy makers face a "real challenge" in weighing whether more accommodative Fed policy will spur growth in employment, George said.
"We have provided a highly accommodative stance of monetary policy," said George, who doesn't have a vote on policy this year. "Will monetary policy put people back to work at this point? That is not clear to me."
The U.S. recovery over the past three years has been marked by periods of solid growth followed by disappointing slowdowns, she said. "It looks like this summer's slowdown will be no exception to that."
Employment Weakness
Retail spending has waned, hurt by weakness in employment, the Kansas City Fed leader said. Businesses have raised their cash holdings and are reluctant to invest in part because of uncertainties including fiscal policy, the European debt crisis and the "regulatory landscape," she said.
Bright spots have included a surge in U.S. auto sales this year and "long overdue" gains in the housing market, George said.
While inflation has been low, the Kansas City Fed chief said the central bank can't be complacent.
"We know from past periods that inflation doesn't give you a lot of advance notice," she said. "You don't want inflation to get ahead of you."
Just 80,000 U.S. jobs were added in June and the jobless rate remained at 8.2 percent, the U.S. Labor Department reported July 6. Growth in private payrolls was the weakest in 10 months. The figures underscore concern among some Fed policy makers that growth isn't fast enough to lower unemployment stuck above 8 percent since February 2009.
George was the Kansas City Fed's No. 2 official under Thomas Hoenig, who retired last year. She joined the Fed in 1982, spent much of her career in bank supervision and became first vice president in 2009. The Kansas City district represents Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wyoming, northern New Mexico and the western third of Missouri.
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