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If a member of TLC wanted at reality show, it makes sense to get picked by a network called TLC.
That's what happening with Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, one third of the iconic 1990s group TLC.
TMZ broke the news. A TLC spokeswoman confirmed it to me this morning.
The commitment is modest to say the least: just four episodes in 2013 for a show titled "Totally T-Boz." It's filming now, TMZ says, and will focus on her efforts to get back into the music business after numerous medical problems including sickle cell anemia and a brain tumor.
Obviously, TLC is testing to see if 42-year-old T-Boz has any appeal whatsoever in reality show terms.
She and Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas had a UPN reality show in 2005 "R U the Girl" seeking a temporary lead singer for TLC after the death of Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes. That lasted one quick season and was gone as quickly as the winner of the show.
In 2009, T-Boz participated in "Celebrity Apprentice." She lasted five episodes, leaving virtually no impression on the screen. She was, to be fair, ill at the time, but at the same time, she was a true non-drama queen, which made for boring TV.
T-Boz has also had a string of financial problems over the years, partly related to her medical issues, including a bankruptcy filing a year ago.
She and Chill are also working on a VH1 biopic. Casting has not begun, Chilli told me via Twitter recently. Chilli herself had her own VH1 reality show "What Chilli Wants," which lasted two seasons in 2010 and 2011.
Here's the press release summary of who is involved on the show:
Joining Tionne on this adventure are her daughter Chase, little brother Kayo, cousins Barb and Chris, best girlfriend Tae-Tae, and business partner Tara, who are helping her confront the reality that this isn't the 1990's anymore: Now 42 and not in fighting shape, she must face the fact that she's a different person, and the industry has evolved dramatically. While known for giving 100% of herself as a part of one of the best selling female groups of all time, she's facing the exciting prospect of reinventing herself as a solo artist – and not only as a part of "TLC." With her team at her side, and tapping into her experience as a singer-songwriter, dancer, actress, author, choreographer, and executive producer, she's hustling hard to transform herself into a bigger success than ever before.
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TLC's target demo won't watch this show, and it will probably not even make it to its 4th episode.
Minority-lead shows don't do well on TLC.
Remember "Big Happy Family" the show about the overweight black family? It didn't last, despite being an interesting and entertaining show, in my opinion.
October 1st, 2012
1:22 pm
America only like ignorant, dumb, senseless t.v. This would fail.
October 1st, 2012
1:52 pm
Rodney and Debo are correct
October 1st, 2012
2:38 pm
i wish T-Boz the best. i will watch the first episode at least. but of course TLC's number one show is honey boo boo…..! and that speaks volumes!
sad to say i really can't watch it because i can't read the subtitles as quickly as most and i am a pretty good reader. But i also like to look at the characters faces.
what is america coming too where we want to be entertained by honey boo boo?
does anyone feel me?
October 1st, 2012
2:55 pm
I am so sick of seeing MORE reality TV shows being advertised and seeing them everywhere as I flip through the channels . . . ESPECIALLY for the so called "Learning Channel' !!!! All reality TV viewers are "learning' is that the dumbing down of America is in full swing with that crap . . . and THEY are the reasons for it. Because as soon as people quit supporting this BS, the networks will have to offer us better shows (I can't imagine how it could get worse)! TV COULD be used for arts, education etc instead of reality TV junk.
October 1st, 2012
4:33 pm
I have always been a huge TLC fan and know what an incredibly strong and intelligent woman T-Boz is. She has been thru a lot which could be interesting but I fear this will not be gutter enough to pull in the ratings. I will def be watching though.
October 1st, 2012
4:52 pm
I use to be a big fan of TLC but when I tell you that these ladies have the worst attitude. I have seen both of these ladies at two separate events and I spoke to them to let them know I was a big fan and was rooting for them. They look at us like we were scum and didn't bother to speak back. It is not like we were groupies. My friend and I were just trying to hold a conversation. The event I saw T Boz at was one of the Braves player's home and she was selling clothes for her clothing line. I bought a few of the items and tried to ask T-boz some questions. She was very unfriendly. Chilli was the same way at another event that I saw her at. Pllleaassee, I will not support them at atll
October 1st, 2012
5:39 pm
The more you got into your story the more you sounded like a groupie..A scorned one.
October 1st, 2012
6:10 pm
That she has an elitist attitude and isn't in the Elite!! Reality tv isn't going to boost her career.. So sad!!
October 1st, 2012
6:42 pm
She needs that show just to pay her bills. Cant get a rich man anymore when your old, sick and fat
October 1st, 2012
6:51 pm
@Sucessful Black Man: Really?!!!
October 2nd, 2012
9:08 am
Wow, @Successful Black Man, something tells me while you may be black, your definitely not successful….atleast when it comes to morals. I wonder if someone feels the same way about your mother.
October 2nd, 2012
3:40 pm
@Nothingsurprisesmeanymore. Successful Black Man does feel that way about his mother. That explains why he can relate to the situation. IAATS.
October 3rd, 2012
10:40 am
Awesome! That show R U the Girl with T-Boz and Chilli was hilarious! They are really entertaining in their element and their personalities are a big part of why TLC was successful. I will definitely be watching!! So glad to see black entertainers doing shows outside of "black media" and that is what TLC did best as a group — cross over! T-Boz is a great role model with all she has done for charity and is bonafide music royalty with a LEGACY… can't go wrong with that
October 5th, 2012
4:50 pm
I wish her the best. She was always very talented and I think she'll do well in the future.
Best wishes T-Boz
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- Summary: Players discover Africa's untamed wild as they hunt a variety of African big game in pursuit of the ultimate hunting challenge – the feared Big Five – leopards, lions, elephants, rhinos and Cape buffalo. In Cabela's African Safari, players choose from seven, 10 or 14 day safaris including open safari, game tracking, baiting and herd hunting missions. The game features over 30 exotic species of animals including sable, kudu, gemsbok, eland, waterbuck, impala and much more, as well as all new African waterfowl and upland bird hunting. Cabela's African Safari also features an unlockable Big Five Trophy level where gamers can experience the world's most dangerous animals at their fiercest. Hunters also have access to an arsenal of authentic firearms including big caliber weapons they will need to bring down charging rhinos and thundering elephants. In addition, all-new shooting controls and features including Adrenaline Mode, Hunter Sense and Shot Cam, allow gamers to hone in on their prey with more accuracy and ease. [Activision]… Expand
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For those with a short attention span and an urge to go hunting, this one's for you. It's not very serious, it's more than a little goofy, but it's fun.
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So, more than anything, libraries need to develop as learning agencies, informal learning agencies that help build a sense of identity and community. We want people to engage their imaginations or their information or ideas. We want to become a place where people discuss and debate issues as well as find resources that are going to help them build knowledge and contribute to their communities.
Ken Haycock, on Building Community Assets. So many gems here. This is your must-read of the day! (via librarylinknj)
I liked this bit:
"One trend that I would like to see change," says Haycock, "is that I don't think we should be offering book clubs in libraries so much as we should be offering to train people in the community who want to have a book club: Here's how you set it up, here's how it works. Have a couple of people talk about their successful examples of book clubs. Tell us your demographic and we'll give you some titles that seem to be popular with that group and some trigger questions for these books. That way, as a librarian, you're spreading your influence. You're demonstrating your expertise.
Our library has a "books to go" program - where we take books that we have purchased with Friends of the Library money for our monthly book club and we put them out for local book clubs to utilize after that particular book's meeting has passed. The copies are numbered and we have a folder of discussion questions prepared that we usually cull from the publisher's site, other book club sites or from our own databases as well as a "Books to go" bag that a book club organizer can check out for their group. The books are signed out - so there is an informal check out period - we usually just ask that the books be returned within a "reasonable" amount of time - which for book clubs we consider to be about two months - before we start making phone calls to check up on the stragglers.
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I love the Books to Go bag idea. At my old library (in the same consortium), we had a lot of trouble ordering copies of books from the catalog for a nun who ran a book club in a local retirement community. This sounds like an admirable work around, and a way to get more use out of books that otherwise might be used only once.
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Le Guess Who? Festival Offers Attendees Couchsurfing Site
Attending a music festival can be pretty pricey — there's the ticket to the fest itself, travel, accommodations, copious cups of watered-down, overpriced beer. One fest, however, is hoping to ease the pain of paying the price for attendees, however, by offering up its very own online couchsurfing resource.
Those who reside near Utretcht (located right near Amsterdam, Netherlands) are in luck this week, as Le Guess Who? Festival is descending on the city, featuring a pretty solid lineup: Destroyer, Ty Segall Band, Sharon Van Etten, Fuck Buttons, Colin Stetson,Hundred Waters, Grimes, Juliana Barwick, Deerhoof, Lower Dens, Matthew Dear, Cate le Bon, FIDLAR, and more. Le Guess Who? — which is going into its sixth year of existence — is also launching a new mini fest this year titled Fuzzbox, which with feature a ton of garage bands. That's a lot of tunes for one small expanse of days.
But where, oh where, will those who traversed the land to attend the fest stay? According to festival co-founder Bob van Heur, hotels in the are expensive, so last year, the organizers started to look for an alternative: They launched a couchsurfing service baked right into the festival website allowing users to either offer up places to stay, or find somewhere to crash. The whole thing is plugged into Facebook, so users can easily scope out another user's profile, looking for telltale signs of ax-murderness.
The fest takes place from December 29-2, so if you plan to attend but are still homeless, we suggest taking a look (and, of course, taking all the necessary precautions not to get murdered). Tickets are on sale here if you're really bad at planning ahead.
Obviously, this isn't the first couchsurfing service to hit the Web. "The idea is not ours," van Heur says. "There were facebook plug-ins for couchsurfing already, but we thought it's an easy and handy way to help our visitors finding cheap accommodation. And it worked. I'm surprised that not more city festivals use this to help their visitors."
Check out a few more music-related services of this ilk below:
NB: At time of posting, this site had been hacked for some mysterious reason — perhaps an over abundance of free time on someone's part? However, when this site is actually operational, it allows bands to find places to stay that are, wait for it, Better Than The Van. Via the site, bands can find places to stay, connect with other touring bands and hit up local venues, and fans can watch their favorite musicians sleep.
A more general couchsurfing site — and keeper of the "couchsurfing" name and a ton of money — this site also has a ton of groups for traveling musicians and festival attendees, allowing everyone to find a place to crash.
Airbnb is for the band who has a little (or a lot of) money to spend. Use it to find your next party house during that big headlining tour. The site allows users to offer up homes and rooms for temporary rental, and other users to rent said rooms/homes. Like CouchSurfing, Airbnb has interest groups where users can chat and make arrangements, and those groups naturally include music festival attendees and traveling musicians.
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El Paso, TX (KDBC) — The trial starts Tuesday for Ivan Gallardo, 19, who is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly beating Lionel Martinez, outside of the former Old Plantation nightclub in May of 2011.
Martinez was outside of the club by himself when a group of five men, including Gallardo, allegedly kicked and hit Martinez in the head with a baseball bat.
NewsChannel 9 spoke with Martinez's sister, Deanne Martinez, days after the attack. She arrived to pick up her brother at the nightclub the night of May 7th and witnessed the attack.
"He was on the floor laying there knocked out and they still kept bashing his head with a bat that to me is so cowardly," said Deanne.
Deanne said she believed the attack was a hate crime because her brother was alone outside of a gay club. She said she heard them shouting gay slurs at her brother, along with their gang affiliation.
Investigators eventually said there was not enough evidence to call the attack a hate crime.
Family members said Lionel suffered from seizures and memory loss after the attack, and also had trouble walking.
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Sandy • Fabian Espindola didn't exactly run right along with the storyline. He insisted that nothing has changed for him with Real Salt Lake this season.
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Not even a year removed from one of the most miserable starts he could imagine, the fiery Argentine striker is back and better than ever this year — armed with a new long-term contract, a baby boy on the way and a chance to become the team's all-time leading regular-season scorer when RSL plays Chivas USA at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday.
"Having a boy is a huge deal for me," Espindola said. "But I'm always like this. Just this time, things are going right. I'm scoring. But nothing different."
Certainly, Espindola is always friendly and talkative — never mind hard-working, with his wild mane of dark hair emphasizing his furious pace — and probably the most demonstrably passionate player on the team. If he has a sleeve, his emotions are all over it.
But the contrast between last year and this year is stark.
Last season had barely begun when Espindola missed several golden scoring chances in a loss to Mexico's Monterrey in the CONCACAF Champions League final and was so distraught that coach Jason Kreis did not even take him to the team's Major League Soccer game in Portland three days later.
Then, in his first game back, Espindola watched teammate and fellow Argentine Javier Morales suffer a gruesome ankle injury when he was cut down by a ruthless tackle from behind. Espindola picked up an injury, missed the next two games and did not score his second goal of the season until June 4.
Boy, has this year been different.
Team officials said they have sensed a greater feeling of security and trust in Espindola, particularly since he signed a new four-year contract in the offseason, instead of a more lucrative offer from Tijuana in Mexico.
"I came back here for a lot of reasons," he said, "the team, the guys. I like to be here, to live here. It wasn't just money. … I'm happy here."
It shows.
Espindola has scored in both of RSL's games — both victories — to rank among the league leaders, and he took the shot whose rebound off the goalkeeper fell to teammate Luis Gil for a goal against the New York Red Bulls last weekend.
What's more, his length-of-the-field dash to dispossess the legendary Thierry Henry almost at the goal line in that game (albeit after the mistake of a shanked corner kick) thrilled fans and perfectly illustrated the increased commitment and dedication the team believes Espindola has been showing.
"He's somebody we're really trying to embrace," Kreis said.
Having begun his career as a mercurial third forward behind Yura Movsisyan and Robbie Findley, the 26-year-old Espindola has grown into a dependable first-choice starter — ever more comfortable, and the perfect striker partner for Alvaro Saborio at the top of the team's 4-4-2 formation.
In fact, Espindola managed to finally shake free from his early struggles last year to post the most productive season of his five-year career with RSL — 10 goals, three assists — and now needs only one more goal to tie Findley as the team's all-time leading scorer in regular-season MLS games, with 29 goals.
"I don't think anybody works harder," general manager Garth Lagerwey said. "And I don't think anybody cares more. … Fabian has really grown up in his time with us."
All the way to fatherhood.
While several of his teammates have young children already — Morales' wife just delivered their second son this week, for example — Espindola is becoming a father for the first time. His wife, Barbara, is due to deliver in May a boy they will name Jayko.
Espindola is so excited that he celebrated a goal against the Red Bulls by tucking the ball under the front of his shirt as if he were pregnant and blowing a kiss to his wife in the stands.Next Page >
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i wciny, twang RubberBand shoots into WSU with Ryan Shupe See a&e page 5 Friday, October 25, 1996 Volume 59 Number 22 Senate passes resolution supporting propositions By Jason Whelan news writer-Signpost In a meeting Monday, the Associated Students of Weber State University Student Senate unanimously approved a resolution to support Propositions 4, 5 and 6 in the November elections. Resolution RA96-1, was sponsored by Melanie Warner, students with disabilities senator and received the support of all 17 student Issues Forum scene of District 1 1 face-off By Dalene Bavelas news writer-Signpost Election year is upon us at Weber State University, and candidates are gearing up for the hoopla. Honours Issues Forum yesterday featured four candidates from Senate District 19 and House District 11, including Grant Protzman. who is running against Robert Montgomery in the Senate, and Biff Whiting, who is running against Carl Saunders in the elections for House of Representatives.Each candidate was given five minutes to tell the audience who they were, what issues they were promoting and how they would benefit the people of Utah if elected. Questions were then directed toward each candidate with the focus on Proposition 6, to which all four candidates responded favorably. All candidates stated that they saw a need to increase the higher education budget in order to meet the growing population. Other issues, such as how the crime rate has increased in the last few years, were brought up as well. Whiting is running on the independent ballot His whole focus is on crime and what is not being done about it at this time. "Crime is out of control, and who has been in charge of Utah for as long as you can remember? The Republicans and Democrats. Who then is responsible for the growth of crime?" Whiting asked. Whiting said he believes in attacking the problem once it begins, which is usually during the juvenile years. inside pes opmson: see page 4 a&e: see page 5 sports: see page 6 classifieds: see page 7 senators. Propositions 4, 5 and 6 are of great concern to the student senate because if passed, they will assure more money for education in Utah. Resolution number six alone should guarantee millions of dollars to be set aside for higher education."The senate body has the responsibility of representing the 14,000 students who attend Weber State," said Andy Young, ASWSU aca "When you put your hand in the fire, it burns the first time, not the second nor the fifth. In order not to have repeat offenders who learn to understand the system all to well, meaningful consequences should come now," Whiting said. Another issue directed to Whiting dealt with what he thought should be done to offenders. At that time Whiting brought forth a young man wearing a rubber Beavis mask who had served time in the stocks with a sign which read "INHALING" to help illustrate his point. Saunders said he believed the community and its leaders needed to help restore family values. "Family values have been lost along the way," Saunders said. "We need to strengthen the family. Certainly we have to work within the framework of the Constitution as well. Everyone has rights that need to be protected." Other issues dealt with light rail and the controversial issue of Snowbasin. "We've exchanged federal for local control. This means that concerned local citizens have to be vigilant and work closely with the planning commission and county commission," Protzman said. "There's great potential in the development, but we need to exercise extreme precaution so we don't destroy the environment, pollute the watershed and overextend the natural resource capacity. We need to be very cautious that the average taxpayer doesn't foot the bill for extensive infrastructure development that helps one person get wealthy," Protzman said. WSU's first One student faculty or staff member to get monthly honor By Wendy Hansen features wriler-Sigiipost The Weber State University Community Service Center presented the first-ever Recognizing Outstanding Service Endeavors demic vice president. "With millions of dollars on the line, we felt that it is important we voice our support." By passing this resolution, the student senate hopes to encourage students to get out and vote for Propositions 4, 5, and 6 on Nov. 5. "It's for money for the university," said Kim Winward,non-traditional student senator. "Notvot--ing for this proposition is suicide for our education." " , v' IT' I Even old Wildcats can run fast.... Weber State University Alumnus Ruben Nembhard drives past Cleveland's T rrell Brandon in the 106-91 Jazz loss at the Dee Events Center Wednesday night. ROSE award winners recognized Awards last Wednesday. "The ROSE Award is given monthly to one student and one faculty or staff person in recognition of their outstanding community service contributions." said Christine Colestock, coordinator for the WSU Community Service Center. This month. Sue Van Uitert and Jodie Cottle were recognized. The recipients were given certificates and red roses. Van Uitert works in the office of the dean of the College of HealthProfessions. PROPOSITIONS 4,5, AND 8 A RESOLUTION OF THE ASWSU SENATE SUPPORTING PROPOSITIONS 4, 5, AND 6 OF THE UTAH STATE LEGISLATURE. WHEREAS, Proposition 4 will have the slate guarantee their bonds. School districts can save millions of dollars in reduced interest payments and bond insurance costs: and. WHEREAS, Proposistion 5 will allow donations to be made to the permanent stale school fund, which would generate more inlerest income, then will be used to support the Elementary and Secondary schools; and. WHEREAS, Proposition 6 clanfies constitutional definitions ol the public education and higher educations system. It will specify that income tax revenues can be used for Doth systems. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the students of Weber State University support Propositions 4, 5, and 6 of the Utah State Legislature. Colestock said when they presented the award, she was speechless.' She's been involved with the American Cancer Society's 24-Hour Relay, the Utah Special Olympics, the Brent Freestone Memorial Scholarship and the Family Summit Foundation."She thrives on helping others and we all benefit. Ogden and WSU are much better because of Sue Van Uitert," her anonymous nominator said. Cottle is the student director of the Volunteer Involvement Program's 4 Special Olympics Team. This is her third year in the program and her second as the director. Her nominator described her as a role model, both to Special Olympics athletes and to other college students and commended her "kind and caring nature." The ROSE Award will be given monthly, but nominations will be accepted and reviewed throughout each quarter. To nominate a student or faculty member for the award, contact Christine Colestock in the Department of Student Activ ities in the Shepherd Union Building at 62 ft -6349. -S , I - if
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- Address:
466 Bush Street
San Francisco, CA 94108Neighborhood:
Financial District / Embarcadero
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.therootsrestaurant.com/
- Phone: (415) 659-0349
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast Monday- Friday 6am-10am Saturday & Sundays 7am-11am Dinner Monday - Sunday 5pm-9pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Garret Martindail
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Roots is a small casually elegant restaurant located in the Orchard Garden Hotel next to the Financial District and Union Square. Our private dining and events spaces are perfect for business meetings, group dinners and private events.
- Private Party Contact: Michael Lavery 8773553074
- Special Events: Executive Boardroom available for 20-25 people.
A word from Roots
Roots is a small, casually elegant restaurant located in the Orchard Garden Hotel, perfect for private business lunches, pre-theater appetizers or romantic dinners. We proudly serve contemporary American cuisine. We are committed to high quality by featuring only local produce, naturally raised meats, and sustainable seafood. The soft décor - fresh green and buttery yellow - ensures a soothing dining experience. The Orchard Garden Hotel is the Golden State's first hotel built to the nationally accepted LEED standards for green buildings developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).Continued
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Roots reviews from OpenTable diners
- Accepted reservation but was closedSte0703Dined on 6/30/2014Enough said. Did not appreciate the walk there to only find it closed. Bad communication.
- Hugely DisappointingLotsobotsDined on 1/17/2014Based on reviews here and on yelp I expected a much much much better experience. Basically sitting in the lobby of the hotel. I felt like I was eating in the cafe at the Hilton Garden Inn. The prix fixe Asian curry dinner (my companion and I both orders it) was fine but the server (after ignoring me for the first 10 minutes after I came in) brought all of the dishes at once and there was no way to fit them all on the table for two! The curry was bland and uninspiring, the spring rolls like you'd get from the frozen section of the supermarket, wonton soup also nearly flavorless. I really felt badly since I had made the reservation for dinner for me and my colleague. How disappointing in a city with so much great food!
- DisappointingCsfaDined on 10/16/2012I went there for lunch soon after Roots first opened and it was fantastic. This time I took my two out-of-town friends there and it was horrible. The originality was gone, and all of our 3 entrees were extremely salty almost to the point of inedible. More surprising is that we were the only guests there... I was quite embarrassed to have taken my friends to Roots. Unless something changes over there, we will not be going back...
- Food was very good, staffOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/14/2012Food was very good, staff was attentive, decor was nice - BUT restaurant was empty. This fact did not affect the quality of the food - still fresh and definitely cooked to order.
- I don't see any other customersBKNGDined on 8/1/2012I don't see any other customers when I went inside at 7:15pm. The wine doesn't taste fresh.I seems partly oxidized. The food is too salty thought it said it is organic.Special Features:
- There was us... and one personkealamamaDined on 7/19/2012There was us... and one person at the bar. The place was EMPTY! Had I not found this place on Open Table I would not have gone there. BUT the food was very good- the truffle fries were GREAT and the portion sizes were fair. It's too bad more people don't come here- the food is worth going. Being the only people in the restaurant though... that makes it a little uncomfortable.
- Vegetarian friendly!OiseauBleuDined on 7/11/2012Created delicious asparagus pizza instead of pepperoni.Thanks!Special Features:
- We were the only diners inOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/22/2012We were the only diners in the restaurant, so it was very quiet but lacking positive energy. The service was very attentive, but the food was only average.
- Food was very good, but weAnniversary35VIPDined on 3/12/2012Food was very good, but we were the only people who ate at the restaurant. The ambiance is mediocre, it is basically like they took half of the hotel lobby, put in some booths and a bar and called it done. But, despite a very short menu, the food was good and the service attentive and personable.
- Bartender/ waitress appearedOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 2/15/2012Bartender/ waitress appeared to be sleeping. Chef had to find her to give us our entree. We were the only ones in the restaurant
- This place is too bright,OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 1/23/2012This place is too bright, and was unprepared for dine about town questions. The seerver was over worked, and the chef was out that night. I won't be going back.
- The Estonian lady who servedOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 1/7/2012The Estonian lady who served us seemed nice enough. That all changed drastically at payment time. She offered me a bill, which turned out bogus. Roots already adds a large tip automatically. This was not shown on my bill handed to me. I had to ask for the line item billing which revealed what was really going on. The Estonian girl did not blink an eye or show any guilt for being caught red-handed. If I had paid the tip on the original bill she would have received a double-tip and a large amount it would be!! Why the lying to make extra money. And her lack of interest or care in being caught. Stay away from this rip-off place.
- I root for RootsAnniversaryDinerDined on 1/6/2012This was our second time dining at Roots. Both visits were equally pleasing and the food was delicious, satisfying and unique. We had the ginger lollipop chicken appetizer which was very good. The short ribs were delectable, and the rib eye steak was also tops. The kobe burger with fries was a pleaser, the fries worth going back for. Great care is taken in preparation of all the dishes. We love dining at Roots for the quiet atmosphere and romantic ambience. You would not believe how clean it is-- the rest rooms are exceptionally nice too!Special Features:
- Roots is the perfect respiteDaveVIPDined on 12/29/2011Roots is the perfect respite from the often crowded and noisy restaurant scene in SF. Our server was professional and friendly and although our first wine selection was not available, we agreed to a more expensive substitute which turned out to be a wonderful CA zinfandel at no additional cost. My wife and I shared an arugula salad which had the freshest ingredients including cherry tomatoes and then enjoyed the Kobe cheeseburger and sauteed salmon as entrees. Each dish was prepared with care and served with impeccable timing.Special Features:
- Fussy but good.OpenTable Diner Since 2000Dined on 12/28/2011Too much is made of healthful approach, and the menu is too limited. But their kobe burger was delicious.
- Service is good, but place is DEAD!Diner45VIPDined on 12/17/2011#1 The food blew away what we were expecting. It was very good. The chef clearly knows what he's doing. The food was well prepared and the presentation was good. #2 Jason, who was the server/bartender, was attentive, good natured, and appropriate. His interaction with us was pleasurable. If there is a negative - it's about the fact that he was a bit like a one-armed wallpaper hanger. He had to do it all. He was tending bar, waiting tables, bussing tables, etc. He's a talented guy and I wonder if Roots realizes what they have in him. #3 The place was dead. There was one couple at the bar when we got there. They were replaced by one other couple 30 minutes in. There was NEVER anyone else dining at the restaurant. Ever!
- Our waiter, Jason, made theSkipVIPDined on 12/3/2011Our waiter, Jason, made the evening special and enjoyable.Special Features:
- i love the food and i willOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/5/2011i love the food and i will kip going there the salmon is so good and the every day special is so delicious lake steaks,see food soups,duck and some others i will recommendedSpecial Features:
- Loved all we had!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/17/2011Were pleasantly surprised of the quality and taste of the food! Ribs with Polenta and shaved asparagus were divine, the Kobe Beef burger just right, with a delicious combo of Aioli and zesty cheese, the French Fries hot and stringy. Congratulations to the Sous-Chef Darryl for elevating good ingredients to great food!Special Features:
- I think the place was busierOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/13/2011I think the place was busier than they expected because they seemed to be understaffed -- two people total at the front of the house to meet, greet and seat, bartend, and take orders and serve. I didn't even see a bus boy. So, it took a while to get our water and our orders taken. And I had to remind him to bring our wine after we were already served our salads. But, the food was really quite good. We both liked the Japanese Caesar salad. My salmon was perfectly prepared and yummy, and my husband's short ribs were tender and tasty. And the pot de creme was delightful as well -- not super special, but very satisfying. Also, sharing one appy, two entrees and one dessert -- was more than enough food for the two of us.
- Everything outstanding, exceptTravisDined on 10/12/2011Everything outstanding, except dishes were slow getting to our table, and not that servers were not trying. Food flavors and presentation was very satisfying when it finally got there.Special Features:
- Great "find"OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/12/2011We purchased a TravelZoo coupon for Roots, otherwise we would never have known about it. We dined there tonight and were more than satisfied. The food was terrific. We ordered Arugula salad with Meyer Lemon Vinaigrette & the Chicken Lollipops. Both were delicious. For entrees we ordered the Crispy Salmon & the Five-spice Short Ribs. The Salmon was perfectly done, moist and flaky. The short ribs were glazed & tender & served over polenta with an ample amount of jus. Simply outstanding. Dessert was the apple crisp and the pots de creme. Both were very enjoyable but perhaps not as memorable as the rest of the meal. The service by Jason was excellent. A suggestion: having bread available & an expanded wine offering. Highly recommendSpecial Features:
- NorCal MaryOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/10/2011The menu was very limited in general and then they were out of two of the main entrees. The food took FOREVER to arrive. The new manager was very nice, but overall very disappointing experience.
- Food is very tasty and fresh.Live2enjoyDined on 10/6/2011Food is very tasty and fresh. Portions were ok except the star items were tiny i.e Squid salad had only one tiny tenacle the size of a little finger. The Salmon entree portion is about half to a third the size of most restaurants. The atmosphere felt like a chain cafeteria/diner.Special Features:
- Roots serves the best appetizers!DavidVIPDined on 10/1/2011Great food! Great service! Food was tasty... appetizers were AMAZING!Special Features:
- Roots just OK, nice decor though.KhoiDined on 10/1/2011I can't tell what kind of cuisine but it appears to be Asian fusion. I had a Kobe burger, which was not very juicy. The starter dishes were OK (but the chicken lolly pops were greasy and salty). The Pinot Noir was very good though. Service was great; the waiter was attentive.Special Features:
- We had the Chinese short ribsOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/27/2011We had the Chinese short ribs and the burger, both were delectable and melted in the mouth like butter. Most delicious food I've had in a long time, and the wine was exceptional as well. The service was perfect. I am definitely going back for more!Special Features:
- I purchased a Travelzoo specialchichiDined on 9/24/2011I purchased a Travelzoo special for this restaurant and had no idea what to expect. We were very pleasantly surprised. Upon arrival, we were pretty skeptical as the ambiance is pretty underwhelming but the waiter was amazing and the food was exceptional. We were surprised with the best amuse bouche ever, then moved on to the pizza of the day for our appetizer, salmon and kobe beef burger for main course and finished off with the apple cobbler. Everything was amazing.Special Features:
- under-ratedFoodie2VIPDined on 9/18/2011In a hotel so many people might overlook it. Not the best ambiance, but the food was really very good. Fresh local and seasonal ingredients are highlighted!
- Excellent food at most reasonableOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/13/2011Excellent food at most reasonable price. It is situated inside hotel but the chef turns out quite amazing food, nice presentation, good portions and sumptuous dessert. Waiter was very helpful and unpretentious.Special Features:
- Bad Food, Horrible ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/20/2011For a restaurant to require business casual attire and locally grown/organic food, I hoped for it to have great expectations- I was wrong and very disappointed. A couple of hours before the reservation I was informed that they were in the process of changing the menu, the chef, and that there were only 4 entrees and 5 appetizers. I stayed because I came all the way from San Jose. Complementary bread was hard and fries were full of oil, boyfriend's asparagus was salty, which made his stake salty on top of it being dry, my rice for the risotto were soggy and the color of the vegetables made the dish dull. The server made faces at our requests. We could have been a lot happier and satisfied serving ourselves this meal at a Whole Foods.Special Features:
- went for the dine about towneskargoDined on 6/14/2011went for the dine about town menu. slightly disappointed due to small changes from the web listed menu vs actual menu. still good... just wasn't wow.
- dont' miss thisOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/10/2011What a wonderful surprise! Elegant, gracious dining with a wonderful ambiance and superb, organic food. The service was unbeatable. We couldn't have been happier, and got a great deal from TravelZoo to boot.Special Features:
- Food was nice, but a bit saltyOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 6/8/2011Food was nice, but a bit salty for me, but did not mind. Layout of hotel entrace and restaurant needs improvement.
- The entrees, we had were good,randjsfoVIPDined on 6/2/2011The entrees, we had were good, Lamb Shank and Halibut. Adequate portions and good side dishes. out appetizers were not very good. We both had Crabcakes, they had a hard deep fried crust and no real Crab flavor. All in all, a decent hotel restaurant.
- wonderful organic food!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/30/2011wonderful organic food! knowledgeable waiters and waitresses
- We had an excellent meal withOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/29/2011We had an excellent meal with very friendly service.Special Features:
- Great place to enjoy for SF VisitOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/26/2011Excellent food. Organic meats/fish and locally grown veggies. Excellent combination of flavors with a very appelling presentation. Great wine selection. overall loved it.Special Features:
- Great organic food restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/19/2011One of the best organic food restaurants in San Francisco.Special Features:
- The food lacked flavor andOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 5/18/2011The food lacked flavor and diversity but I am willing to try again, service was great but there was only 2 other guests in the restaurant.


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- Posting an On-Campus Employment Opportunity
- Position Descriptions
- Collecting Resumes and Interviewing Candidates
- Supervising Student Employees
- Types of On-Campus Student Employment
- Wage Rates, Increases and Pay Schedule
- Work Hours
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- Workshop
Work Hours
Student employment should not interfere with students' educational goals. Students are not permitted to work during their scheduled classes or examinations. It is recommended that students not work more than 20 hours per week when classes are in session. A normal work week is 10 to 20 hours per week. Students are permitted to work multiple jobs, but the total number of hours from all jobs should not exceed these limits.
International students may not work more than 20 hours per week during Fall, Winter and Spring terms when classes are in session. International students may not work more than 40 hours per week when classes are not in session during Fall, Winter and Spring terms. International students can work up to 40 hours per week during the Summer term.
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Student jobs are non-exempt under state and federal wage hour laws, which means student employees are eligible to earn overtime for any hours worked over 40 in a workweek (Sunday through Saturday). Overtime must be approved by the student employee's supervisor prior to the hours being worked. Overtime is paid at one and one-half (1 ½) a student employee's hourly wage rate. All hours worked up to 40 in a workweek are paid at the student's regular hourly rate. Federal Work-Study funds can never be utilized to pay overtime.
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Sukru H. Emre MD
Professor of Surgery (Transplant) and of Pediatrics
Biographical Info
Dr. Sukru Emre oversees the activities of Yale-New Haven Transplantation Center and its multidisciplinary group of physicians and caregivers, and continues to offer his specialty, adult and pediatric liver transplantation. Dr. Emre is section chief of transplant surgery and immunology in the department of surgery at Yale School of Medicine.
Dr. Emre received his medical degree from the University of Istanbul where he also completed a residency in general surgery. His clinical post-doctoral training includes completion of a hepatobiliary surgery fellowship at the University of Istanbul and a transplant fellowship at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. He also completed two transplantation research fellowships, one at SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn and another at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. He holds a foreign board certification in general surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Emre is an expert in adult and pediatric liver transplantations. He has performed more than 1,500 liver transplants, of which the youngest patient was 16 days old and the oldest was 75 years old. His special interests are performing split-liver transplants (dividing a liver between two recipients thus saving two lives) and living donor transplants which involves transplanting a portion of a donor's healthy liver. He is also expert in hepato-biliary surgery including resection for liver cancer, portal hypertension surgery, repair of complex bile duct injuries and Kasai procedure for biliary atresia. Dr. Emre's research interests include acute liver failure, biliary atresia and rare cholestatic diseases in children, and transplanting adult patients with hepatitis B, C and liver cancer.
International Activity
- Liver transplantation
Erzurum Ataturk University, Turkey
Collaboration with Transplant Centers in Turkey
- Pediatric Liver Transplantation
Puerto Rico, United States
Lectures, Clinical activities, collaborations
Education & Training
- University of Istanbul, Turkey (1977)
- Resident
- University of Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey, General Surgery
- Fellow
- Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY, Transplant Surgery
- Fellow
- University of Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey, Hepatobiliary Surgery
Honors & Recognition
- Triangle Award
Transplant Recipient International Organization (12/2002)
- America's Top Doctors
Castle Connolly (2005)
- America's Top Doctors
Castle Connolly (2006)
- America's Top Doctors
Castle Connolly (2007)
- America's Top Doctors
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Publisher: the Washington Post, USA
Author: By Pamela Constable,
Story date: 15/11/2011
Language: English
Siraj Ahmed Malik, an ambitious young Pakistani journalist, was enjoying a stint last fall on a fellowship at the University of Arizona when he started getting chilling messages from home.
One after another, his friends and colleagues were disappearing, he learned, and their bodies were turning up with bullet holes and burn marks. A doctor's son from his home town was arrested and vanished. A fellow reporter was kidnapped, and his corpse was found near a river. A student leader was detained, and his bullet-riddled body dumped on a highway. A writer whose stories Malik had edited was shot and killed.
"These were kids I had played cricket with, people I had interviewed, younger reporters I had taught," Malik, 28, said in an interview last week in Arlington County, where he now lives. The final straw came in early June, when one of his mentors, a poet and scholar, was gunned down in Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan, Malik's native province.
On Aug. 19, Malik applied for political asylum in the United States. In his petition, he said that his work as a journalist and ethnic activist in Baluchistan, where he had exposed military abuses, made him likely to be arrested, tortured, abducted and "ultimately killed by the government" if he returned.
Two weeks ago, his petition was granted. It was a highly unusual decision by U.S. immigration officials, given Pakistan's status: a strategic partner in Washington's war against Islamic terrorism; a longtime recipient of U.S. aid; and a democracy with an elected civilian government and vibrant national news media.
"I never wanted to leave my country, but I don't want to become a martyr, either," said Malik, a soft-spoken but steely man who spends his days hunched over a laptop at coffee shops in Clarendon, checking with sources back home to update his online newspaper, whose name means "Baluch Truth."
"What's going on in Baluchistan is like the dirty war in Argentina," he said. "I need to be telling the story, but I can't afford to become the story."
Baluchistan is the Wild West of Pakistan a remote desert province, larger than France, that is home to a mix of radical Islamic groups, rival ethnic and refugee gangs, rebellious armed tribes, and security agencies that have long been reported to kidnap, torture and kill dissidents with impunity.
Living under constant threat
Yet this ongoing violence and skulduggery receives scant international attention. Foreign journalists are banned from visiting the region alone, while headlines about Pakistan are dominated by a separate, high-stakes border conflict in which American drones and Pakistani troops are battling the Taliban and al-Qaeda.
As a result, a handful of local journalists such as Malik have been left to investigate and report the news without big-city patrons or visiting foreign delegations to give them cover.
"The threat of disappearance was always lurking in the back of our minds," Malik wrote in his asylum petition. "My friends, colleagues and I lived with the knowledge that yesterday it was him that disappeared; today it is someone else; tomorrow it could easily be me."
As Malik recounted over coffee, pressure and threats from unidentified intelligence agents were a daily hazard. According to his asylum file, agents accosted him in airports and hotels, detained and questioned him, and repeatedly threatened to "teach me a lesson."
Malik acknowledges that as an advocate for the Baluch nationalist cause, his journalism is hardly neutral. The ethnic minority movement, which seeks autonomy from the central government, includes armed groups. Malik claims that he does not condone them, but he describes their stance as a "defensive" response to official abuse.
Still, his case for protection was bolstered by reports from human rights groups and letters from university officials in Arizona, who called him "nothing short of brave." In a July report, Human Rights Watch described a "practice of enforced disappearances" of Baluch leaders and intellectuals, often by security agencies, and listed 45 abductions or killings since 2009.
Activists including Malik assert that more than 5,000 Baluch have vanished in the past decade, but the issue has never been seriously addressed, while the government has both co-opted and persecuted Baluch tribal chiefs. In 2007, Pakistan's military president fired the head of the Supreme Court, who sought to probe the disappearances. In 2008, a civilian government took office and an investigative commission was established, but little action has been taken.
"The authorities have no answers because there is no accountability," said one Pakistani diplomat, who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the subject. He suggested that Malik had exaggerated his fear of persecution as a "ploy" to remain in the United States, but he also called disappearances "the tip of the iceberg" in a society where security forces hold sway behind the scenes. Even a chief justice, he added, "knows there are lines he cannot cross."
Driven to speak out
Najam Sethi, a newspaper publisher and titan of Pakistan's liberal media establishment, was Malik's boss from 2006 to 2010, when he worked as a correspondent in Quetta. For the past few months, Sethi has been on his own sabbatical at the New America Foundation in Washington, partly to escape the pressure he faces at home.
At a public forum here last week, Sethi described Pakistan's news media as free to snipe at politicians and expose financial scandals but said it remains cautious about reporting on military and intelligence institutions, partly out of respect and partly out of fear.
"The media are scared, because there is no one to protect them," Sethi said.
According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, more than 40 Pakistani journalists have been killed since 1992. In May, a well-known investigative reporter, Saleem Shahzad, was abducted and found murdered. Shahzad had received threats after writing about al-Qaeda infiltration of the military, and a senior U.S. military official said his killing had been "sanctioned" by the government.
Asked about Malik, Sethi said he thought his former staffer had been too aggressive and outspoken. As Malik's editor, he said, he had intervened several times with military authorities to protect him. "I wish he hadn't gone so far," Sethi said. "He crossed too many red lines."
Malik, however, said he felt "betrayed" by such liberal media leaders, saying they have avoided speaking out against oppression in Baluchistan. He recounted how Baluch groups had been galvanized by the 2006 army slaying of the legendary tribal chief Nawab Akbar Bugti.
"For us, the killing of Bugti was Pakistan's 9/11," Malik said. After that, he said, he stepped up his exposure of the violence and abuses. His activities drew increasing attention from government agents, who, he said, called him a "traitor" and threatened to kill him if he did not stop.
Instead, Malik persisted. In early 2010, he attended a conference in India and denounced the disappearances. From his fellowship perch in Arizona last winter, and then while working briefly at the Center for Public Integrity in Washington in the spring, he wrote and spoke out at every opportunity.
But as the deaths of other Baluch journalists and friends began to mount, Malik said last week, he began to hesitate about returning.
"Baluchistan needs a messenger to the world," he said, itching to get back to his reporting. "Here in the United States, I don't have an office or money, but at least I can stay alive and get the message out."
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All season this Portland team has consistently dug early holes, then showed fight in coming back. This game no exception. After an 8 point 2nd quarter, our Blazers came out and scored 64 of their 95 point total in the second half. Just not enough depth on this team right now to sustain that type of physical effort for a full 48 at this point in the season, let alone for the better part of an 82 game schedule. Fatigue is starting to rear it's ugly head, and will be as much reason as any that the postseason will not feature Portland's pride. Much to be proud of Blazer Nation.
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I totally agree River, I am sick of seeing how easy the opponents penitrate the blazer lack of defense and these come from behind games just suck! I know these guys can do it when they put their minds to it but they dont seem to put their minds to it until they are down 20 points. They know how to defend they always show that in the second half when they are comming back, if they could only get their heads into the defense in the first quarter the offence will be there. I am also so frustrated with the referee staff this year, they all seem to have it out for the blazers, the obvious no calls and the 2 calls to give the ball to the bucks when it was obviously hit last by the bucks OMG! who pissed in their chereos ? I to turned this one off at half time, just wasnt worth watching anymore!! Just when I thought we had a chance at making the playoffs they prove me wrong again. I sure hop[e that Portland picks up a real defensive coach for next year!!
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One Night is a thrilling survival horror mystery which tasks players with finding a way to escape from an abandoned research facility where things have gone horribly wrong. It's up to you to unravel the secrets of 'The Complex' - a place long ago forsaken by humanity and beset by a horrible fate. As the seemingly lone survivor of this catastrophe, you'll need wits, reflexes and an itchy trigger finger to find your way to safety! One Night was named as a freeware game pick (along with its sequels) on IndieGames.com, a subsidiary of Gamasutra, and was also selected as a featured game for Halloween 2011 on the official RPG Maker website.