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Assemblymember Tom Ammiano made it official today, Dec. 7th -- despite the efforts of Sup. Chris Daly and others to get him to serve as the city's interim mayor, he's declining. I just got the official statement:
I sincerely appreciate and understand the recent public efforts asking that I seek the nomination for interim mayor when Mayor Newsom steps down in January to become Lt. Governor but I must respectfully decline any nomination from the Board of Supervisors.Read more »
Decking the halls with "The Oddman Family Christwanzaakah Spectacular" and "Balls to Balzac"
How many more ways are there to teach the true meaning of Christmas-Solstice-Chanukah-Kwanzaa now that Jim Carrey has been both the Grinch and Scrooge, dreidels come in rainbow colors, and Kwanzaa candles are available in soy wax? Well, you could start by teaching your children that everyday is like a holiday, and that the spirit of giving can permeate the entire year. That's what the Oddmans do. And look at how multi-talented their precious little tykes are turning out. They sing, they dance, they play music, they translate the songs in ASL -- some without the average number of limbs usually sported by working musicians (besides Rick Allen, that is). All the Oddman family wants is to spread a little multi-cultural holiday cheer around. In Hollywood. Right now. SHOW ME THE MONEY.
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And yet, and yet... even after this weekend's Fungus Fair and my ensuing blithe commentary, I am not quite ready to turn my mind to things unrelated to the mushroom. It's a little like how I was with beards this summer. Luckily, 'shrooms are multifarious, earthy, adorable, subversive-leaning, and utterly delicious! Or poisonous, sometimes. Below, my four favorite mushroom gift ideas for the season of buying things "for other people."
After some tough talk about resisting a "substandard offer" from San Francisco Chronicle management, the California Media Workers Guild has decided to urge Chronicle workers to approve a new contract offer that is "essentially the same company proposal" that workers resoundingly rejected just last month. The vote is set for Dec. 13.Read more »
In the grand tradition of creatively uglifying yourself for videos comes this catchy (if somewhat bleak) little number from LA "groove-based electronic art rockers" Public Jones, who'll be playing the Red Devil Lounge on Fri/10 with Fake Your Own Death.
The Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council (HANC) Recycling Center, located at the Kezar Triangle in Golden Gate Park, received a 90-day eviction notice following a Dec. 2 Recreation and Park Commission meeting approving plans for a community garden in its current location. However, tenant lawyer Robert De Vries, who is representing HANC, submitted in a Dec. 2 letter to Rec & Park Commissioners that HANC could not legally be made to vacate until the end of June. Read more »
Tasting a new, fair trade monthly food subscription
"Change the world with everything you buy". This is the tag line behind the inspiring Trade as One, a Northern California-based organization that promotes sustainable businesses in poor, marginalized communities. Whether you look at it as a way of giving during the holidays or as a new year's resolution, it's an ideal time to try a new program that could be habit-forming. Read more »
The tax-cut deal with the Republicans is almost unfathomable. It's the most dramatic sign of President Obama's failure as a leader, his refusal to stand up for the platform he ran on -- and it could mark the end of his presidency. Read more »
Would ICE deport Superman?
That's a question Erick Huerta, a journalism student in Los Angeles, poses in a timely DREAM Act-related first-person piece about the double life of an undocumented student. Read more »
The hardest part for me about watching dance is that if it's really good, I want to start dancing too -- and it bothers me that I have to stay cemented to my seat or risk embarrassment. This happened this weekend when I went to see Pilot Light at ODC Theater, a program 20 years in the making, that gives blossoming choreographers the chance to showcase their work in a professional theater. The evening's program consisted of eight dance performances by six talented choreographers. I was awed by the variety of movement, costumes, and emotion, from utterly comical to positively serious.
Today our crack team of legal analysts (that is, Tim and Johnny) discuss the meaning of the Prop. 8 hearing, what comes next and why there's really only one outcome for this debate. Listen up after the jump. Read more »
All photos by Erik Anderson
"See, it's starting to smell." It's day two of the Mycological Society of San Francisco's winter Fungus Fair at Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science this weekend and the 'shrooms are getting a little funky. MSSF member Peter Wegner is showing us around the caps and stems and he sounds a little apologetic for the earthy musk that has descended on us as we enter the fair's specimen room.
But he needn't be – the sight of the room's fungi, collected by society volunteers in the Bay Area over the past few days from 25 forage sites, more than makes up for any scent it emits. Not to mention the fair's culinary offerings, educational bonanza, and the 'shroom gnome hats so delicately worn by gung-ho clan members – this is the cardinal event of the country's largest amateur mushroom society.
Fungus Fair, I think I love you. Read more »
Watching the hearing was a couple of hours well spent; it's not often that you get to see an actual live oral argument before a federal appeals court. And it's not often that you get to see three judges, not all of them liberals by any stretch, take apart the fundamental claims of the anti-gay-marriage folks.
There's a nice live-blog and analysis here.Read more »
Arc Ecology filed suit today in federal court against the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency, citing First Amendment issues and the Commission's alleged retaliation for Arc's criticism of the Agency's Candlestick Point/ Hunters Point Shipyard project Read more »
I know I'm getting a little obsessed with the NY Times and it's sometimes amazing, sometimes utterly clueless analysis of what's happening with tax policy and the American economy. But I had to comment on Matt Bai's piece in the Sunday Times about the debt-reduction commission, also known as the cat-food commission. Read more »


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A powerful program for reconnecting to your feelings
There are many ways for you to start reconnecting to your feelings, including increasing your contact with other people and working through the trauma in therapy. Helpguide also offers a free, online program that you can take advantage of at your own pace. Our Emotional Intelligence Toolkit teaches you how to reconnect to uncomfortable or frightening emotions without becoming overwhelmed. It also teaches you techniques for quickly calming yourself down when things start to get too intense. The toolkit can be used in conjunction with therapy, or on its own. Over time, it can make a huge difference in your ability to manage stress, balance your moods and emotions, and take back control of your life.

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Global Knowledge, the world's leading IT and business skills training provider, today announced it has been named a finalist for the 2014 Microsoft Learning Partner of the Year Award. The company was honored among a global field of top Microsoft Corporate Partners for demonstrating excellence in innovation and implementation of customer solutions based on Microsoft technology.
"Our expert instructors and learning solutions teams spend a great deal of time with students to understand their evolving needs. We understand the increasing demands on their time and responsibilities, as well as the shifts Microsoft is driving with iterative software advancements. Accelerated pace expectations, coupled with evolving business environments, are placing unprecedented skills acquisition and development needs on IT teams," said Michael Fox, SVP, Enterprise Solutions for Global Knowledge. "We lead the way in offering our students the most flexibility, the most convenience and the most innovation in delivery options and continuous learning initiatives to support their Microsoft learning."
Awards were presented in multiple categories, with winners chosen from a set of more than 2,800 entrants from 117 different countries worldwide. Global Knowledge was recognized for providing outstanding learning solutions and services. The Learning Partner of the Year excels in providing innovative training or marketing solutions to drive skills and certification growth. The Award spotlights a new solution brought to market, a new platform, a leading-edge marketing and sales practice, or a new business model that the Partner has successfully implemented. Recognized Microsoft Learning Partners demonstrate alignment with advancing adoption and deployment of Microsoft technologies through training and certification, and exhibit more creative ways to engage with innovative and exceptional training. "Microsoft's success as a company depends on great partners, and Global Knowledge is a shining example of the kind of innovation our partner ecosystem drives year after year," said Phil Sorgen, corporate vice president, Worldwide Partner Group, Microsoft Corp. "We are honored to recognize Global Knowledge as this year's finalist for the 2014 Microsoft Learning Partner of the Year Award, and we applaud Global Knowledge's dedication to providing innovative solutions that drive results for our mutual customers."
Global Knowledge delivers comprehensive Microsoft training worldwide and offers continuous learning through instructor-led courses that include access to live practice labs, 24x7 mentoring and unlimited class retakes, along with six months of indexed class recordings for virtual students.
Global Knowledge was recognized for also offering Microsoft classes in a new, innovative flexible virtual format, combining the benefits of live, instructor-led training with the convenience of self-paced learning for six hours per week during a 30-day period.
"Being recognized as an innovative Microsoft Learning Partner with awards during three of the past four years is a huge accomplishment," said Ben Watson, Global Knowledge Senior Product Director. "Working closely with students all over the world, we understand how critical it is to provide them with the most flexible delivery options and schedule balanced with the benefits of real-world expertise from a live instructor. We know that having ongoing access to your actual class recordings and labs is imperative to skills development – and retention. Everyone can use a little help when they get back to work and implement best practices in their own unique environments, so we continuously evolve our learning solutions to meet those needs. This includes post-course peer community support and 24x7 mentoring to help clarify a concept, troubleshoot a challenge or shave valuable time off of a project."
Global Knowledge has been enrolled in the Microsoft Partner Network since 2007 and has enjoyed ongoing recognition for continued innovations in providing learning services, being named Learning Partner of the Year in 2013, Learning Competency Marketing Acceleration Partner of the Year in 2011 and winning the 2012 Canadian Impact Award for Learning Competency Partner of the Year. The Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards recognizes Microsoft partners that have developed and delivered exceptional Microsoft-based solutions during the past year.
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Global Knowledge is the world's leading IT and business skills training provider. Offering the most relevant and timely content delivered by the best instructors, we provide customers around the world with their choice of convenient class times, delivery methods and formats to accelerate their success. Our business skills solutions teach essential communications skills, business analysis, project management, ITIL® service management, process improvement and leadership development. With thousands of courses spanning from foundational training to specialized certifications, our core IT training is focused on technology partners such as Amazon Web Services, Cisco, Citrix, IBM, Juniper, Microsoft, Red Hat and VMware. We offer comprehensive professional development for technologies like big data, cloud, cybersecurity and networking.
Founded in 1995, Global Knowledge employs more than 1,300 people worldwide and is headquartered in Cary, N.C. The company is owned by New York-based investment firm MidOcean Partners. Learn more at www.globalknowledge.ca.
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There is never a day in your life that God didn't love you.
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St. Porphyrios (via gospelofthekingdom)
This x 1000000000000000.
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There is never a day in your life that God didn't love you.
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The most beautiful thing
is that He knows
what you are about to tell Him
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Bless us, oh Lord, and these thy gifts, which we have stupidly bolted down without saying grace first and now are hoping you will bless retroactively.
1. God is in full control of the timing and intensity of your trial and will not allow it to go beyond His boundaries.
2. He has a specific purpose for your suffering which you may not understand until it is over.
3. This trial will prove to be profitable if you submit to God and trust Him through it.
4. Trying situations are opportunities for faith to prove genuine and grow stronger.
5. When you endure extreme pressure with unexplainable peace and joy, the Lord will demonstrate His sustaining power to a watching world.
6. Your difficulties are used by the Father to produce Christ-like character.
7. God will walk with you through all trials.
8. The Holy Spirit will enable you not only to survive but also to come out a conqueror.
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Allison Williams headed skyward as NBC's Peter Pan
NBC has picked its Peter Pan: high-flying "Girls" star Allison Williams.
NBC has picked its Peter Pan: high-flying "Girls" star Allison Williams.
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There is another dog in my Personality Theories class. What is the obsession with providing distraction while I'm trying to learn?
This week, the free and open Internet millions of Americans have come to depend on is under attack.
In a procedural move, Senate Republicans are trying to overturn the rules that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) put in place late last year to help protect net neutrality — the simple idea that all content and applications on the Internet should be treated the same, regardless of who owns the content or the website. The House already pushed through this dangerous legislation, which would effectively turn control of the Internet over to a handful of very powerful corporations.
I sincerely hope the Senate doesn't follow suit, and I'm doing everything I can to make sure this terrible legislation never reaches the President's desk.
While millions of Americans have become familiar with the concept of net neutrality, it's important that we're all on the same page. Net neutrality isn't a government takeover of the Internet, as many of my Republican colleagues have alleged. It isn't even a change from what we have now. Net neutrality has been in place since the very beginning of the Internet."—Sen. Al Franken on Net Neutrality (via discoverynews)
I went to go see 'In Time' with my partner recently. It was a nice little day date. We snuck Halloween candy in and arrived late so we didn't have to sit in 20 minutes of commercials before the previews. Critiquing a lame romantic comedy trailer is a specialty of mine. There was one which I said "Fuck no" at the same moment Paige said, "You are going to that with me." I won't see that movie, whatever it was—however I will see the next funny 'Adventures in Babysitting' circa 2011 movie starring Jonah Hill.
I remembered this next bit more than the movie that followed. You know the fanfare. "BUH! Dah dah daaah! Bup bup bup bup, bah, Buh Dah dah daahhh!" It is on every 20th Century Fox movie. This was unremarkable to me, except for one thing I had noticed but not thought about before. Below the monolithic logo of the studio there is a small bit of text that appears just before you see the movie. It reads: "A News Corporation Company"
Fuck… I paid for these tickets. I gave 16 dollars to the theater who has to give at least 6 or 7 dollars a ticket directly to the studio and producers, in this case, News Corp. They own Fox, Fox News, Wall Street Journal, etc etc. What I realized is that I was breaking a new guideline of mine, 'Buy local, limit what is spent to major corporations.'
And not just any major corp, one of my most hated corporations! Fake News Channel, fair and balanced when it suits the agenda. I was paying for everything I hate. What's worse? The movie SUCKED. Good concept, and it was very 'Brave New World,' but there was way too much running at each other to be saved from running out of 'life.'
All of Hollywood's major studios are owned by some multinational corporation. If you go to a movie, you could be financing oil platforms, campaign contributions, and much much more. Decide where your dollars go!


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Once again, Mrs. Ramos dips into her knowledge--and her handy Spanish-English dictionary-- to compare words or perhaps find a means of enlightenment for her students.
During the first few weeks of class, Seńora Godoy-Ramos makes sure her high
standards are known by intentionally trying not to smile. In this way she develops an atmosphere
conducive to respect and learning. And, in case of any mishaps, she can always pull out
her gorilla face. This well known "gorilla reaction" is the common result of an offensive
barrage of improper grammar. Much like the white gorillas of Barcelona Zoo, Sra. Godoy
Ramos has been seen in hyperventilation-like phases. These peculiar phases are marked by her flailing arms, as if a bear attack has just occurred. The fits are accompanied by a clenched
jaw and a scream or primitive guttural sound. Most importantly, this
tough demeanor-much like the male silverback gorilla-shows students they're on her turf.
Nevertheless, as I casually sat down to talk with Seńora Godoy-Ramos, a woman often regarded as terrifying, I felt comfortable. After all, I've known her for over five years, and I have gotten accustomed to her ways. So, I wasn't surprised at all when one of the first things she told me, in her demanding, but reassuring voice, is that I was expected to do some of the interview in Spanish. I began, and soon realized that it was best to not stick to a formal agenda of questions, but to once again listen to my teacher. It was quite obvious I was in for yet another "experiencia de aprendisaje": learning experience.
Clearly displayed on the wall of Señora's classroom is this postcard of the male silverback gorilla, which she enjoys imitating when circumstances (such as bad grammar or pronunciation) arise.
Throughout all her business experience, educating has been a continuous part of her life.
Surely this is visible: in her class, a student learns much more than the formulaic laws
of diction and syntax of the Spanish language. And she will attest that it is the job she
loves most.
Teaching, of course, is not the only thing she loves. Seńora Ramos classifies herself as a "Hispanophile." "I love Spain. Spain is my bias." starts Sra. Godoy-Ramos before she plunges into a well-thought out, yet obviously genuine discourse. This love of Spain, as well as language, is seen during her class; her study of French, Italian, and Latin is apparent in her catholic knowledge of vocabulary and etymology. Yet she still wants more ("Language is my passion."), so currently Seńora is learning Greek. Spain, linguistics, history, and literature are just a few of the "interesting things" she would like to discuss while eating French cuisine with friends and former students when she retires to her fairy tale: A white cottage in Malaga, located in the southern part of Spain, on the Mediterranean Sea.
Before this, though, Sra Godoy-Ramos will continue teaching, and continue in her excited preparations for being a novice grandmother. Mrs. Ramos' daughter, Vanessa, who is expecting her first child, is Sra Godoy-Ramos' only child. If her determination in so many other areas is any indication, Señora will surely be an expert grandmother.
Sra. Ramos currently lives in Overland Park with her second husband who is a well-established Greek architect. She brags about his successful business endeavors: Chris Ramos has designed local churches, and large, buzzing shopping centers such as Oak Park Mall. She casually, yet abruptly adds. "I hate shopping centers."
Instead of doing mall walking, or shopping, Sra. Godoy-Ramos prefers to walk at a track. "Walking is my therapy." Although, she doesn't continue practicing the sports she played in her youth, swimming and tennis, she also still enjoys reading and thinks every child and adult should read. Another piece of advice she gave me was that teenagers should travel. A large part of her class is teaching people awareness of other cultures. "Diversity is good for this school. There is a lot more out there than tacos and Cinco de Mayo."
Mrs. Ramos feels that if there weren't such an emphasis on grades people could relax and therefore do better. However, such is not life; she knows this and therefore instructs students accordingly. One of the biggest mistakes people make is in developing their study habits. "People lose time watching TV". Also, she feels that we would do better if we had more structure and motivation and were better at prioritization. "Work smarter, not harder," one of her most well known maxims, is often used and praised in her class whenever a student finds an easier way to learn, or memorize, based on logic.
With such a high standard put on education and expected from the student, it's no wonder people are terrified. However, Seńora thinks that's a good thing. And while students don't always appreciate or notice her tough, concerned approach to teaching, it is one of the things that makes her a great teacher. Sra. Ramos wants students to expand their knowledge of language, grammar, and the world. After all, quoth the wise educator: "I love my students."
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'Pretty Little Liars': The Wardrobe Trailer
July 06, 2010 Behind the Scenes
The new ABC Family series "Pretty Little Liars" is full of style and fantastic fashion must-haves. "Extra" has your sneak peek at the show's fashion closet, with costume designer Mandi Line.
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We rarely get to see an Italian fingerprint on a British bike, so when we heard about the Triumph Scrambler special recently launched by TPR, a Milan-based firm, we simply had to find out more about it. And we did. This Urban Scrambler, which is reminiscent of the 50's and 60's, is actually built around the classic Bonneville chassis, but receives its juice from an 800cc twin cylinder engine. This should keep the company's first production special more than interesting for customers a long time after being purchased.
While we may not know if the great majority of those customers will be from Italy or GB, we do know they'll most likely be attracted by the high-level dual exhaust (one pipe on each side), polished number boards and detailed finish.
Like any self-respecting special, TPR's Triumph Scrambler comes with a price tag that positions it right on the thin edge between decently-priced and expensive: €14,000 ($19,779).
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A bus returning teens from a church camp hit a retaining wall as it left an interstate highway in Indianapolis, killing three and sending 26 to the hospital.
INDIANAPOLIS — The youth pastor of an Indianapolis church and his pregnant wife were among the three dead in the weekend crash of a bus carrying children returning from a youth camp, a church leader said Sunday.
Dozens were injured in the crash, which happened Saturday afternoon on an interstate highway exit ramp. Bus driver Dennis Mauer, 68, told police that the brakes failed and he wasn't able to keep the vehicle from striking a retaining wall and flipping on its side, the Indianapolis Star reported.
Youth pastor Chad Phelps and his wife, Courtney Phelps, were expecting their second child next month, Colonial Hills Baptist Church deacon Jeff Leffew said at a news conference. Chad Phelps is the son of the church's main pastor, Charles Phelps.
Tonya Weindorf, a mother of five who was a chaperone on the trip to the northern Michigan youth camp, also died, Leffew said.
"Our church grieves now. We grieve the fact that they're not here now. We miss them," Leffew said.
A toddler was among the injured passengers, Leffew said, noting it was the Phelps' 2-year-old son. IU Health spokeswoman Sally Winter said Sunday that the toddler had been released from the hospital.
The investigation into the crash is ongoing, authorities said. The bus was nearly finished with a 365-mile journey, overturning just a mile from the church, where parents were waiting to pick up their children after a weeklong camp filled with prayer, zip lines and basketball.
Indianapolis Public Safety Director Troy Riggs called the crash a "great tragedy."
Witnesses described a horrifying scene.
Duane Lloyd told WTHR-TV that he heard a loud noise behind him as he was traveling near the intersection and saw the crash around 4:15 p.m. — about the time Chad Phelps had tweeted that the group would arrive at the church.
"I heard a skid. I looked back. I see this bus in the air and people falling out of the bus," Lloyd said. "I could have gone my whole life without seeing that."
He said people approached and tried to help.
"People were literally trying to lift the bus," Lloyd said. "You just try to do what you can do."
Sasha Sample, 28, told The Indianapolis Star some victims were lying in the road, while others were able to limp to the side.
Sample, a nurse, said she borrowed a belt to make a tourniquet for the bus driver's arm but wasn't able to help the man next to him, who was already dead.
"I couldn't do anything for him," Sample said. "So you triage. You help those you can."
Fire officials said 37 people were on the bus. Three teenagers were still at IU Health Methodist Hospital, Winter said Sunday, including one in critical condition. Five teenagers remained at the Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health. Many of the patients had head, arm and leg injuries, fire officials said.
Families of the bus passengers gathered at the church Saturday evening to comfort each other and pray.
Leffew thanked rescue workers and good Samaritans who tried to help after the crash, as well as local churches and businesses that have offered their support.
"We are so grateful for that outpouring of love and care," he said Sunday.
Associated Press reporter Tom Murphy contributed to this story.
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Fashion News: Tavi Gevinson sings; Dior thriving without Galliano
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Fashion blogger Tavi Gevinson sings "Beware of Young Girls" in a new video promoting Wren's fashion and footwear collaboration with Minnetonka. Dior is thriving without John Galliano. Michelle Obama wears Thakoon on Easter Sunday. And more.


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Staying cool just got cooler with this attractive table fan. The exotic-looking Zephyr 3-speed table fan has four 6" blades, an adjustable-angle head and an oscillating mode to provide full-room circulation. Its resin candlestick-shaped base has a predominant faux green patina with a brown under finish. The fan blades, cage and housing are metal. 13" diam.; 32 3/4" h.
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Claudio Timeline and Summary
- 1.1.162: Claudio talks with Benedick about his new-found fascination with Hero. Claudio also introduces one of the central motifs in the play: the task of "noting" (or looking on and making an observation about something). Claudio asks if Benedick "noted" Hero, and then goes on to gush about how he found Hero to be a modest young lady. It's notable that in this conversation, Claudio announces he thinks Hero is the sweetest lady he ever saw, after he says he's noted her modesty. (Modesty seems pretty important to him).
- 1.1.195: Claudio announces that though he'd sworn against marriage in the past, he's willing to take back that oath now if Hero will have him.
- 1.1.223: Claudio now chats with Don Pedro about his feelings for Hero. He hears Don Pedro praise Hero, and suggests that Don Pedro might be trying to draw him into loving Hero, by not giving his honest opinion of the girl. Still, Claudio says he speaks his true thoughts when he says loves Hero.
- 1.1.296: Claudio asks if Leonato has any sons and then goes on to explain to Don Pedro that he "looked upon" Hero before they went to battle, but he was busy with the war, then. Now, Claudio says "soft and delicate" desires are taking the place of "war-thoughts." The aforementioned desires are prompting him to think he loved Hero before she went off to war.
- 1.1.312: Claudio worries that his love for Hero might seem too sudden, and wishes he could put a better face on it by talking about it for longer.
- 2.1.162: Claudio lies to Don John (who is also lying to Claudio). Don John knows that the masked man he's speaking to is Claudio, but asks if he's Benedick. Claudio lies and says he is Benedick (playing into the first of Don John's many traps).
- 2.1.167: Claudio asks Don John for proof that Don Pedro loves Hero, and is satisfied when Don John asserts that he heard Don Pedro admit his love for Hero.
- 2.1.172: Claudio says that he's now certain of Don John's news. (Remember he asked that one question, and then was like, "It must be true! Don John says so!"?) Anyway, Claudio signs off on his love for Hero after declaring that friendship (meaning his friendship with Don Pedro) can be relied on in all things, except love. He also calls beauty a "witch" that can inspire even faithful friends to obey their passions over their duty to their friends.
- 2.1.193: Benedick teases Claudio about Don Pedro stealing Hero, and Claudio says that he hopes Don Pedro finds joy in Hero. (Way to stand up for your girl, ace.) As Benedick continues to jest, Claudio swoons around, and when he can't get Benedick to go away, he simply leaves himself.
- 2.1.290: Faced with Don Pedro (who he thinks has stolen Hero) Claudio doesn't admit to Don Pedro that he's upset at all. Instead, Don Pedro has to prod him for what's wrong. Still, Claudio won't admit what's bothering him.
- 2.1.306: Claudio leaves it up to Don Pedro to clear everything up, and thankfully Don Pedro does. Claudio says he is too overjoyed to speak, now that he's gotten Hero. He says he gives himself over to her as much as she gives herself over to him.
- 2.1.357: Claudio is ready to go to church tomorrow, as time goes slowly until love gets all its "rites." Leonato's like, "Hold on there, soldier boy."
- 2.1.373: Claudio agrees to aid Don Pedro in his scheme to get Benedick and Beatrice together.
- 2.3.92: Claudio and Don Pedro hold a conversation within earshot of Benedick, who is hiding. The two men concoct a story for Benedick to overhear how much Beatrice loves Benedick. Claudio seems gleeful in his manipulation. He delights in bawdy jokes about the two and then lays it on thick about Beatrice's personal agony in this whole "loving Benedick" affair. Claudio praises Benedick some, though he does say he thinks Benedick will only torment Beatrice if he learns of her love.
- 3.2.3: Claudio offers to escort Don Pedro home. Claudio then gives over to teasing Benedick, who's looking pale with love. Claudio jokes about the signs that Benedick is in love, and rubs it in that some woman loves him in spite of knowing him, and all of his faults.
- 3.2.76: Claudio seems happy to think that their scheming will bring Benedick and Beatrice together after all.
- 3.2.117: Claudio seems shocked at Don John's statement that Hero is disloyal, but he doesn't interrogate Don John thoroughly. Instead, he says "Who, Hero?" and "Disloyal?" and "May this be so?" He doesn't exactly demand that Don John support this dangerous claim with any substantive evidence.
- 3.2.123: Without any real investigation, Claudio comes to the passionate conclusion that if he sees anything at Hero's window that suggests he shouldn't marry the girl, he'll disgrace her in front of the whole congregation gathered to see them wed. (It's not the most sensitive plan, but Claudio's pride is wounded at the suggestion that his girl could be unfaithful.)
- 4.1.23: At his wedding day, Claudio is a drama queen. Rather than come right out with it and say Hero is disloyal and he won't marry her, he questions everyone about whether they know any good reason why he shouldn't marry Hero. He even asks Leonato what he could possibly give in return for such a noble gift as Leonato's daughter. Claudio really hams it up here.
- 4.1.29: Claudio denounces Hero publicly as knowing "the heat of a luxurious bed." He says all her blushing is from guilt, not from modesty. He declares they've all been tricked to ignore her real sinfulness by her cunning outward appearances. Also, he calls her a rotten orange, which is not so nice.
- 4.1.48: Claudio talks to Leonato, who thinks maybe Claudio believes Hero is a 'round the way. Leonato assumes that Hero gave up her virginity to Claudio, thinking of him as a husband already. Claudio insists that this isn't the case, as he was completely honorable in his affections to her, like a brother to a sister, before they were wed.
- 4.1.56: When Hero tries to defend herself, Claudio insists that what she seemed to be doesn't matter. He declares he thought of her like Diana, goddess of the virgins, when actually was like Venus, goddess of the not-at-all virgins.
- 4.1.73: After Claudio's already made a big to-do about Hero's guilt, he gives her the chance to defend herself, supposedly. He claims she's the only one who can stain her own virtue, and then he asks her who she was talking to out of her window the night before.
- 4.1.100: After Hero simply says she didn't talk to anyone, Don John and Don Pedro go off on long speeches about how she's a liar and a harlot. Claudio wishes the girl farewell, and laments that she wasn't what seemed to be. Finally, he claims he'll never look so gently on love again, and all beauty will become thoughts of harm.
- 5.1.52: Leonato and Antonio face Claudio. Hearing that Leonato is wronged, Claudio asks, "Who wrongs him?" The obvious answer seems to be that Claudio wronged him, what with killing his child and ruining his family's name.
- 5.1.55: Claudio continues to insist that he won't fight Antonio or Leonato, and is surprised at Leonato's charge that Claudio is a villain. Rather than deal with the men reasonably (or respectfully), Claudio haughtily dismisses them.
- 5.1.122: Claudio sees Benedick, who seems to be in a pretty bad mood. There's some more back and forth, and Claudio teases that Benedick's wit is dull, without realizing Benedick's wit is sheathed because his sword is out, and he's looking to sink it into Claudio.
- 5.1.151: Hearing Benedick's serious challenge, Claudio is light in his reply. He says he'll meet Benedick "so I may have good cheer," which literally means "so long as I may have good cheer," but also might mean that it would please Claudio to challenge Benedick. Either way, Claudio is too glib in his dealing with this serious charge.
- 5.1.154: Claudio goes on to tell Don Pedro that Benedick has accused him of being an idiot, guising the charge with wordplay about feasts. Claudio continues to tease Benedick, and joins Don Pedro in joking about how Benedick will soon wear the cuckold's horns of a married man.
- 5.1.195: After Benedick leaves, Don Pedro notes the man was "in earnest." Claudio, to show that he couldn't possibly take Benedick's accusations of villainy seriously, says Benedick is indeed earnest…earnestly in love with Beatrice. Claudio continues to be full of jokes until Borachio shows up and explains that Claudio has been made a fool by Don John.
- 5.1.246: Claudio is shocked at Borachio's news, saying he had "drunk poison" while Borachio gave his speech.
- 5.1.251: Claudio says Hero now appears in his mind's eye just as unstained as the first day he loved her.
- 5.1.271: Claudio says he doesn't know how to ask for Leonato's patience, but he'll suffer any revenge Leonato devises for Claudio's sin. Then Claudio immediately backtracks, saying he didn't actually sin, unless it's a sin to make a mistake.
- 5.1.292: Claudio cries. He's really glad Leonato is being so nice to him, and agrees to marry Leonato's mystery niece, and also to go put an epitaph on Hero's tomb this evening.
- 5.1.329: Claudio's all, "Tonight I'll mourn with Hero."
- 5.3.3: Claudio reads the epitaph written for Hero. The epitaph admits that though Hero was slandered to her death, now that she's been cleared, her reputation will live on. Claudio promises that he'll return every year to Hero's grave and perform this ritual.
- 5.3.32: Claudio sends everyone on their way, and announces that he hopes this wedding goes better than his last wedding, which was kind of a wreck.
- 5.4.37: Claudio commits to marrying whatever woman Leonato puts before him, even if she is "an Ethiope."
- 5.4.62: Claudio's shocked when he sees Hero again, and declares, "Woah, another Hero!" except he actually doesn't say "woah."
- 5.4.85: Claudio doesn't say another word about his this whole marriage affair, never mind a "Sorry I killed you that one time, Hero." Instead, he teases Benedick by revealing a paper he found with a love poem from Benedick to Beatrice.
- 5.4.112: Claudio's last lines in the play are teasing Benedick. Claudio says he had hoped that Benedick would have denied Beatrice, in which case he could've gotten Benedick to marry some other woman, and become a cheating husband. He adds, Benedick will no doubt be a cheating man anyway, if Beatrice doesn't keep too close an eye on him.


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In addition to the invaluable information I will be offering up (haha), Avvo has put together an amazing agenda of speakers, topics, and events. The opening keynote address will be by Rich Barton (Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, Zillow and Founder, Expedia). The closing keynote will be by Stephen Fairley (Founder & CEO of The Rainmaker Institute) and the agenda includes topics such as:
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Most analysts are currently recommending buying shares of Google (NASDAQ: GOOG). I agree on most points with them: the company has tremendous growth prospects, it has developed strong barriers to entry to its business, and is, undoubtedly, a cash machine. That said, I need to say that I would not buy the stock. I don't think Google is expensive, I just think the management is not thinking of shareholders at the time of making investment decisions. I'd much rather hold Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO), which is governed by smart people who are principally concerned into getting shareholders their money back. Let's take a quick look at fundamentals for both stocks.
As I said before. Google is a growing cash machine, and it doesn't look expensive. It has created a business that is extending beyond its search engine and into tablets and mobile phones through Android. At 2013 x11 P/E (netting off cash), it seems as cheap as Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), which trades at 2013 x7 P/E when discounting for its huge cash pile.
So Google has a great business, is growing earnings per share at a 19.6% rate (2011 versus what is expected for 2012), and is expected to generate over $58 of operating cash flow in 2013 (versus $47.5 in 2012). What could possibly be wrong? One simple thing: the cash is not going to your pockets and, from what I can guess from Google conference calls, it will not go there for a long time. Remember that founders control the company through a series of special voting shares. They are already incredibly cash rich and they control a company where they can make innumerable investments to fulfill their intellectual curiosities. Great for them--maybe not great for you.
Yahoo! is a different story. To begin with, its fundamentals are not that strong. Trading at 2013 x17 P/E (2014 x15 P/E) and expected to grow earnings per share at a 10 % Year over Year (YoY) rate, Yahoo! doesn't seem as valuable as Google, at least at first glance. That said, Yahoo! has a new board with a clear mandate. Actually, the company has 11 board members who joined this year, except for Sue James, a former accounting executive. The man behind the changes is Daniel Loeb who, through his hedge fund Third Point (one of the best on the Street), controls over 5.8% of voting shares. The big difference between Google and Yahoo! is that Loeb is actually concerned into getting the maximum value for shareholders as fast as possible. Since Third Point came into the game, the turnaround effort became a turnaround fact. The company is unlocking value, as it showed through selling a share of its stake in Alibaba.
Things have not been easy, though; Yahoo! changed its CEO twice until Marissa Mayer got the top job recently. Even if at the last Q3 presentation Mayer did not offer specific details on strategy, the articulation of the overall broader strategy with a particular focus on mobile, personalization, as well as the re-imagining of core search and display offerings, will likely increase investor perception. Meyers's top job is to show that the company has found the right management team to execute the enormous task of reconverting Yahoo! into a long term viable company. The market has already priced the effort and the stock is up by 21% in 2012. Although downside is limited due to its off-balance sheet Asian assets, the company continues to cede share in display advertising as it grows single digits while competitors (such as Google) grow at rates above 20%. There still is a huge work to be done, but it seems management is on the right track.
Google is a better company than Yahoo!. It's impossible to argue against a fact, but it might not be the best investment. Even if it's true that Yahoo! has to find its course for the future, there is plenty of room to grow and management is concerned with unlocking value, which is what you care about as a shareholder. Cash is great, but not if you can't touch it. That is the case in Google, while in Yahoo! the case is exactly the opposite: cash is being looked for to give back to you. I would make a bet on Loeb and the new management team. They know what they are there for: earning you money for your investment.
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The same houseplants found elsewhere in the house might be found here, too. Nothing new there. In addition to household cleaners found in other rooms, however, there is an array of other poisonous substances unique to the home office, such as special cleaners, toners, correction fluids, inks (including markers), and rubber cement. The solution is twofold: keep such supplies in a locked cabinet and always put items away in that cabinet after every use.


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USF is still waiting for word on whether they can begin exhuming bodies on the campus of the former Dozier School for Boys.
On Wednesday, USF forensic anthropologist Dr. Erin Kimmerle toured the site with U.S. Senator Bill Nelson. She showed him the work they have already done and explained where they plan to begin exhuming the graves.
The exhumation and skeletal autopsies would be the only way to know who is buried here and how they died.
Dr. Kimmerle estimates the cost will be about $200,000. But during the tour, a Marianna resident confronted Sen. Nelson about the town footing the bill.
"We want to be assured that we do not bear the full burden of this search. And you have given me some assurances of the possibility of federal funds. But can we be certain?"
Nelson appeared annoyed that money seemed to be the priority. "Well, let's don't worry about the funding, let's just make sure it's there to get to the truth."
But the truth may be hard to take. Dozens of men have told stories of torture inside a building called the White House. The now-grown men say they were beaten by guards with a leather strap.
The men say some of the boys never came back from the White House.
Elmore Bryant was born and raised in Marianna. He was the first black mayor. He was never sent to Dozier, but he was a teacher there for 11 years.
He said the attitude at the school and in town was like a fraternity, no one ever telling the secrets.
"Nobody said it, but the truth was, so went Dozier, so went the attitude of this town. This town, in 1934, had one of the worst lynchings in the South. And that added to pretty much, whatever came in here," said Bryant.
Dale Landry of the NAACP's Florida State Conference said he was hopeful when the FDLE began to investigate the cemetery in 2010.
That report showed only 31 graves on the site. It also showed everyone buried there had either died from a fire or sickness or some other explained death. But then USF's report came out. And it showed 19 more graves.
"I was inflamed," Landry told FOX 13. "I have every respect for FDLE but I think they dropped the ball.
"We thought they had exhumed something or done something. They actually hadn't done anything, other than look at records, and based on what people said."
State lawmakers have said they are pledging all the money for the cost of the exhumation and the autopsies. So it appears Marianna residents will not have to pay to find the truth.
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Hobbit Trailer Released
Fans around the globe can get a taste of Peter Jackson's upcoming 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' in the trailer released today. The film is due for release in late 2012. More
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New Zealand named one of top ten filming locations in the Universe
Telecommunications CEO, renowned actor and producer join Film New Zealand Board
Hollywood Reporter Features New Zealand Special
A recent write up in The Hollywood Reporter details the rise and rise of the New Zealand Film Industry and the man who helped start it all. More
Production Video #4 from the set of The Hobbit
Learn how Jackson is using 3D to make The Hobbit the most immersive venture in to Tolkien's world so far. More
Jane Campion's Top of the Lake to be filmed in NZ
Top of the Lake, the new miniseries from See-Saw Films, is to be directed by Campion and filmed in Queenstown late next year. More
Foreign TV Commercial Makers are Reaping the Benefits of Filming in New Zealand
The deepening world financial crisis is attracting more top international brands to New Zealand to film big-budget TV commercials. More
More films to qualify for Screen Production Incentive Fund
Changes to a production funding scheme will enable more New Zealand feature films to be brought to production over the next two years and will support the sustainability of the local screen industry, says Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Chris Finlayson. More
Internationally renowned director to film in New Zealand
Peter Webber, director of the acclaimed "Girl with a Pearl Earring" has announced that he is to film his new production in New Zealand in January 2012. More
Tintin does extremely well in opening weekend
Early signs are promising for the new film from Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg. More
Wellington to Host Hobbit World Premiere
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the first of two planned Hobbit films by Peter Jackson, will have it's worldwide premiere screening in Wellington in November 2012. More
Hands-On Celebration of New Zealand Film at The Cloud a Huge Success
The local film industry made a scene down on the Auckland waterfront with a two-day event at The Cloud during the world cup to showcase New Zealand's screen talent. More
Government Announces Changes to Immigration Policy
Immigration Minister Jonathan Coleman outlines changes to visa processes which he says will provide a simpler, more streamlined system for the entry of temporary entertainment industry workers into New Zealand. More
Florian Habicht To Take His New York Love Story To Hollywood
Director Florian Habicht is the recipient of the 2011 DGA/SDGNZ Director's Finder Series Screening, for his film Love Story. More
New Zealand film industry to get a boost in Los Angeles
Film New Zealand and Park Road Post Production are upping their presence in the American home of film-making, Los Angeles. The two organisations are partners in a new initiative that will see Vicki Jackways, Head of Marketing at Park Road Post Production working for Film New Zealand as well when she goes to Los Angeles on a semi-permanent basis from 2012. More
Rise of the Planet of the Apes Behind the Scenes Featurette
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Rise of the Planet of the Apes plaudits for Weta Digital
The wizardry of the team at Weta Digital and artistry of Andy Serkis are being credited with raising the bar once again as Planet of the Apes garners rave reviews worldwide. More
Film and TV Classics to be Showcased During the Rugby World Cup
Magic moments from screens big and small, and a programme of classic New Zealand short films, are coming to New Zealand centres during the Rugby World Cup. Auckland and Wellington will see state of the art interactive cinema installations come to their respective waterfront areas and a souped-up retro kiwi caravan will tour 19 South Island towns showing classics of NZ film and TV. More
AFCI Competition Winner Announced!
Acclaimed American film and television producer Ron Bozman will soon be winging his way to New Zealand, courtesy of Film New Zealand. More
The Adventures of Tintin: the Secret of the Unicorn trailer released
Paramount Pictures have released a new trailer for the film directed by Steven Spielberg and produced by Peter Jackson. More
Asia-Pacific Producers Forum comes to Auckland
Hosted by Film Auckland, the annual symposium of the Asia-Pacific Producers Network (APN) is being held in New Zealand for the first time from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 November 2011. More
Peter Jackson releases Hobbit Production Video #3
Peter Jackson has released another video blog entry showing more great behind the scenes footage from the Hobbit set. More
Latest Video Diary from The Hobbit
Peter Jackson has released the second video diary from The Hobbit showing his latest location recce around New Zealand.
Air NZ/Heritage Hotels help New Zealand rock the AFCI Locations Tradeshow in LA
The consensus among the New Zealand team was that this year's AFCI Locations Expo, held at Disney Studios, was the best yet. For the first time the show was linked in with the (PGA) Producers Guild of America 'Produced by Conference' which may for some great connections. The Air New Zealand/Heritage Hotels competition to win a trip to New Zealand meant that the New Zealand stand was a real focal point.
New Zealand animation company signs multi-million dollar production deal with US studio
New Zealand animation company Huhu Studios has signed a multi-million dollar production deal with a leading American studio which produces children's and family programming.
The US Studio, Big Idea Entertainment's best-selling animated series VeggieTales is the top home video animated series in the US with mums of pre-schoolers. Since 1993, VeggieTales has sold more than 54 million videos, 13 million books and more than 7 million CDs.
New Zealander Wins International Locations Scholarship
Film Otago Southland Executive Manager Kevin (KJ) Jennings was awarded a prestigious professional development scholarship at the AFCI Locations Expo in Los Angeles last week. Jennings – also a Film New Zealand board member – has won funding to attend AFCI's 2011 Cineposium conference in France in September. More
'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' director praises Weta's digital wizardry
The Hobbit
Last month, The Hobbit started shooting in Wellington, New Zealand. Today, Peter Jackson released his first on-set video diary. Follow this link to get an insider's view of the sets, costumes and other behind-the-scenes activities!
Screen Industry Survey 2009/10
Statistics New Zealand has released its screen industry survey results for 2009/10. The survey shows that the value of the New Zealand screen industry has held steady at just under $3 billion. More
Employment Opportunity: Communications and Marketing Manager
Film New Zealand is seeking a dynamic, sophisticated, relationship and media-savvy new Comms & Marketing Manager. More
Screen community helps Christchurch clean-up
The New Zealand screen community is doing its bit for the people of Christchurch as they try to put their shattered lives back together. Film New Zealand CEO, Gisella Carr says 21 portable showers used on location shoots have been sent to welfare centres in the city and two additional shower units have been installed for the army of construction workers to use.
Christchurch Earthquake, February 22, 2011
Film New Zealand joins all New Zealanders and others around the world in extending its heartfelt sympathies to those affected by yesterday's tragic earthquake in Christchurch.
Congratulations to Dr Mark Sagar of Weta Digital on his Oscar win
Dr Mark Sagar of Weta Digital is set to receive his second sci-tech Oscar for his work on the film Avatar.
New Zealand emerges as an entrepreneurial powerhouse
New Zealand has begun the 2011 year as one of the most entrepreneurial countries on the planet. It is "an entrepreneurial powerhouse," according to The Economist. The World Bank ranked New Zealand first for starting a business in 2010 and Forbes pegged New Zealand at third on its new "Best Countries for Business" list in 2010, up two notches from the year before. More
NZ Short Films Finalists For VES Awards
Auckland's Media Design School is leading the student section at the VES (Visual Effects Society) Awards in Los Angeles this year - considered the 'Oscars' of the visual effects world.
Two films animated by advanced 3D students at the school, Das Tub and Time For Change, have been selected as two of four finalists in the category Outstanding Visual Effects in a Student Project. Avatar took out the most awards at the 2010 VES Awards, nabbing six wins including Outstanding Visual Effects in a Visual Effects Driven Motion Picture.
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Sidenote: Brent left the game after his second TD. He was sidelined for awhile before leaving in an ambulance.
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Pinkard is the vocal leader of the team but he also leads by example. He flies round the field with his hair on fire. He has a confidence about myself that show in his play. He has a non-stop mouth but backs it up. He played both corner and safety. At safety, he closed the running lanes quickly and made tackles but he needs to work on bringing his hips and running through the ball carrier. When we was at corner, he did not have the chance to show off his ability as OD Wyatt primarily ran the ball.
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Easy to make (used shrimp insted of lobster). Delicious flavors--would appeal to most individuals, although perhaps not the steak and potato crowd. Would us this in lieu of a toss salad. If using shrimp I would suggest putting olive oil on raw shrimp, spread on cookie sheet, sprinkle kosher salt on it, then bake at 300 until they turn pinkish. Far better than boiling or steaming shimp in terms of favor.
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I made this for dinner the other night using large shrimp which I had split in half. I wasn't sure my husband would like it, but his first comment as, "This is a keeper!" Next he wants me to try it with King crab.
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I tried this recipe last year for the first time for an open house annual fireworks party. It was a huge hit!!! I did use the lobster, which was on sale, and couldn't find the jicama - so I omitted that. Friends are still talking about it to this day - and the party is coming up around the corner and the lobster salad is to be expected again this year. You will not be disappointed - I promise.
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