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Doctor Who: Podshock Interviews Paul Castle at Gallifrey 21 (video)
As heard in Doctor Who: Podshock 192, here is our video interview with Paul Castle talking about his book, Shooty Dog Thing. This interview was recorded at the Gallifrey One convention, Gallifrey 21 in Los Angeles, CA in February 2010. Ken Deep and Louis Trapani (off camera) sit down with Paul during his first time attending a Gallifrey One convention.
iPhone, iPad, iPod touch users see here for the YouTube version of this video.
Karen Gillan Talks of Her Role as Amy Pond on 'Graham Norton' (video)
Doctor Who's new assistant Karen Gillan discusses life in the TARDIS. Is Amy Pond like a badly paid stripper? Preview of The Graham Norton Show…
"Rory" Arthur Darvill Introduces Vampires in Venice.
This Introduction by Arthur is not any where near as Spoilery as Previous Introductions, in fact it's done quite well.
Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy, John Nathan-Turner, and Gallifreyan Embassy on 1987 WLIW Pledge Drive
In honour of Sylvester McCoy returning to New York this month and the 25th anniversary of the Gallifreyan Embassy, we present you with this cut-down video of a WLIW pledge drive break from August 1987. At the time, like today, we had a new Doctor, the 7th Doctor, Sylvester McCoy, he along with the late Jon Pertwee and John Nathan-Turner, the then producer of Doctor Who are included in a pre-recorded interview segment in this 5th break of WLIW's Doctor Who marathon of The War Games. Eric Luskin of NJN conducts the interview.
Seen in this video among the Gallifreyan Embassy members volunteering is Ken Deep, and Louis Trapani of Doctor Who: Podshock, along with Tim Grogan, Beth Treckman, Pete "Bug" Reinert, PJ, "The Anti-Doctor", Monique, and others.
BBC America Video - Alex Kingston Interview - River Song
Actress Alex Kingston explains the character of River Song, whom she describes as a "female Indiana Jones."
BBC America Video - Doctor Who: The Weeping Angels
Don't blink! Lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat and star Matt Smith explain the treachery of the Weeping Angels, the Doctor's returning foes.
BBC America - Preview Doctor Who: The Time of Angels (video)
In this episode, the Doctor encounters two familiar presences - River Song and the Weeping Angels.
'Witchville' Premieres May 22nd - See a Sneak Preview Now (video)
If you listened to Doctor Who: Podshock 189 when we interviewed Sarah Douglas, you will know of our very own DWP Correspondent Amy Krell's project 'Witchville' coming to the Syfy channel which stars Sarah. We can now present you with a sneak preview of the movie making its debut on Saturday, the 22nd of May 2010 (9/8c).
Be sure to catch it next month (May 22, 2010 9/8c).
Matt Smith in Thom Bar After the NYC Doctor Who Apple SoHo Store Event (video)
Check out this exclusive video from BBC America of Matt Smith in Thom Bar after the NYC Apple Store event. He talks about his love for rap music, his Broadway dreams, what he thinks about NYC, etc.
Protest or Forget? A Clip From 'The Beast Below' (video)
Doctor Who: The Beast Below – Protest or Forget? Amy receives a troubling message about the starship she and the Doctor have boarded.
The Beast Below Comes to BBC America This Saturday
Be sure to catch the next episode of Doctor Who on BBC America this Saturday night at 9/8c. In the episode titled "The Beast Below," The Doctor takes Amy to the distant future, where she finds all of Britain on a giant spaceship:
Doctor Who Fans Talk to BBC America (video)
Live at the Doctor Who event with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and lead writer/executive producer Steven Moffat at the Soho Apple Store in NYC on Tuesday night. Outside the store, BBCAmerica.com chatted with some dedicated Doctor Who fans including Dan Roth (Doctor Who: Podshock 185) about why they love the show.
Matt Smith Talks About The Doctor's Attachment to Humans (video)
It's the week of the premiere on BBC America this Saturday at 9/8c. Here's a video in the meantime with Matt Smith about the Doctor's love for humans - the cast and production team discuss the Doctor's particular attachment to humans and why he seems to love planet Earth in a special way.
Matt Smith Answers More Fan Questions on Doctor Who (video)
BBC AMERICA Facebook fan Jan Grokett asks Doctor Who's Matt Smith: "Would you like to see another episode of Doctor Who shot or set in the U.S.?" Matt responds here:
Matt Smith Answers a Fan's Question about Past Doctors
BBC America Facebook fan Nancy Alegria asks Doctor Who's Matt Smith, "I understand that you really liked Patrick Troughton's Doctor. Which other past Doctors will be an influence on your portrayal of the Eleventh Doctor?" Smith gives his answer here.


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MUTE by Job, Joris & Marieke. Clever Humour, character, sound, visual style and STORY!!! Must watch if you wanna laugh today! ….Shhh don't tell anybody…. not that you can :)
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Thursday January 17, 2013 / 7:30pmShatner's World: We Just Live In It
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Great to share in the life of William Shatner and get some insights into what made him tick etc. Very good show not great but interesting and worth it.


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Toyota makes the Tacoma pickup truck to fit almost any work-related or recreational pursuit, with two- and four-wheel drive models as well as regular, extended and four-door versions. This year, the Tacoma comes in more configurations than ever before.
For 2001, the entire Tacoma line receives an exterior makeover to give it a more aggressive appearance and a few minor interior upgrades.
Toyota loyalists know that the company's trucks have earned a well-deserved reputation for quality and long-term durability. Tacoma fans also know how successful the brand has been in all types of off-road racing events.
Aside from the minor facelift for this year, Tacomas have changed little in styling since they were introduced in 1995. We've recently spent time in 4x4 Limited, S-Runner, and four-cylinder StepSide models.
The Limited and the S-Runner each had the 3.4-liter V6 and Xtracab body style. But that's where the similarities ended.
The 4x4 has a tough, off-road look to it, with big, beefy tires and enough ground clearance to hop over medium-sized rocks and stumps. The S-Runner is much lower to the ground, and is graced with tasteful bodywork add-ons that go well with the handsome five-spoke alloy wheels and low-profile tires. In fact, several people stopped to admire the S-Runner and wanted to know where they could get one. The StepSide is a more modest-looking, practical truck, ready to do some work; the StepSide body features elegant external fenders, more shapely and less radical than most stepside-type pickup designs.
Tacoma's interior is straightforward, but much is new.
Changes for this year include new door trim, orange instrument illumination and available white-faced gauges, fabric bench seat, full-cut pile carpeting, door pockets, two auxiliary power outlets located under the cigarette lighter, dual cup holders, a driver-side foot rest, tinted windshield glass, auto-off headlights and adjustable front seatbelt anchors. In addition, all 2001 Tacomas have new electric rotary climate controls, a new four-spoke steering wheel and new seat fabric. We found the large instruments easy to read, the controls well placed and functional.
Xtracabs get a 60/40 split seat. In the extended rear cab area there's a little table that folds up to serve as either a cup holder or as a support for a child-restraint seat. Drivers over 6 feet tall will find the regular cab a mite cramped for space. The Xtracab has a little more legroom (41.7 inches versus 42.8) and room to recline the seat. The Xtracab's standard 60/40-split bench seat is comfortable for driver and front passenger. The big bucket seats in the Xtracab Limited we test drove felt too big for the cab - they gave the space a cramped feeling. But they sure were comfortable. And that lumbar support in the driver's seat was a godsend on a long drive. The cloth trim seems to be of good quality.
The Tacoma has a pull out hand brake, which is inconvenient and seems old-fashioned.
It's snug sitting in the back seats of the Tacoma Double Cab. Getting in and out is awkward because the clearance around the B-pillar is narrow. The back seats of the Double Cab are best left for little people.
The 2001 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 SR5 equipped with the TRD package amazed us on a rough, primitive road near Big Sky, Montana. It felt like it would go anywhere, and get there in a big hurry. The suspension is fantastic, whether going slow or hauling. Bounding at speed over deep ruts failed to upset the handling in medium-speed corners. Predictably, the handling was much better balanced in four-wheel drive than in two-wheel drive.
It rides reasonably well, though it's stiff at low speeds. That stiffness pays off at higher speeds, however. Like all pickups, it's much better with a little weight in the bed. It used to be that a four-wheel-drive truck rode like it was going over the wooden plank road that used to be the only way to cross the Imperial Sand Dunes in the 1920s. The TRD suspension developed by Toyota and its off-road racing teams does a good job of smoothing out rough roads.
On the road, Toyota's Limited 4X4 held corners very well. With its high center of gravity you don't want to try anything too radical, but it really hangs onto the decreasing-radius turns on freeway on-ramps and in other moderate maneuvers.
Autolocking hubs and a 4WD-High button let you shift on the fly at speeds less than 50 mph. The shift-on-the-fly button lets you slip into 4-High when a good road goes bad on you. (However, Toyota still offers manual hubs for drivers who want to be sure it's locked in or locked out of four-wheel drive.)
A sand patch gave us the opportunity to try the push-button locking differential. We purposely stopped in the middle of the pool of sand. Pressing the button locked the rear differential, forcing the rear wheels to turn at the same speed. This enabled the Tacoma to walk out of the ankle-deep sand with absolutely no trouble. The locking rear differential is indispensable for driving in an area prone to mud and snow. At moderate speed over desert moguls the Tacoma suspension keeps the tires on the terrain for good grip without jarring the occupant's internal organs loose.
We've also driven the 2001 S-Runner. We liked its deep-sounding (but not obnoxious) exhaust note and responsive handling. The five-speed manual transmission shifts smoothly and makes the truck more fun to drive. It makes accelerating into traffic a joy. The standard 3.4-liter V6 turns the S-Runner into a sprinter with 190 horsepower. The sport-tuned suspension setup includes Tokico gas shock absorbers, increased-rate springs, and front and rear stabilizer bars. Ride height is reduced by one inch from the standard 4x2. Though a little jouncy when empty, the ride never felt harsh, and handling was superb. As long as the weather doesn't get too slippery, the S-Runner is as entertaining as anything we've recently driven. It is so much fun that we kept searching for reasons to go for a spin. And for a tick under $18,000, it's a bargain.
We also used an S-Runner to move some furniture from Maryland to Virginia and, like all pickups, it rode better when loaded down. The lower ride height of the S-Runner is a real benefit when it's time to do some work. The bed height of the S-Runner measured 28 inches by our tape measure, a full 3.5 inches lower than a Ford Ranger 4x4 we had at the same time, and that makes a big difference when loading and unloading heavy objects.
Toyota's 3.4-liter V6 is also a good match for the optional four-speed electronically controlled transmission. This combination offers good acceleration performance for passing slow-moving semi trucks on two-lane stretches of highway.
The V6 is available for 4x2 and 4x4 models. It delivers 190 horsepower with 220 foot-pounds of torque at 3600 rpm. Even at that it's still reasonably economical with an EPA city/highway mileage rating of 18/21 on a 4x2 with a 5-speed manual.
Two four-cylinder engines are also available. The base Tacoma 4x2 uses a 142-horsepower 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine, which compares well with competing for-cylinder models from Nissan, Ford and Mazda.
There are bigger trucks on the market (including Toyota's full-sized, V8-powered Tundra), and there are more powerful trucks. But there are few 4x4 pickups that offer the combination of style, comfort, and rugged performance you find in the Tacoma Xtracab 4X4 Limited. The newly available Double Cab further diversifies the Tacoma lineup. Plus, cruising down your favorite with the S-Runner will never fail to brighten your day. Overall, the Tacoma is an impressive package.
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2007 Toyota Tacoma$19,492 | 86,859 mi
2007 Toyota Tacoma$21,960 | 81,659 mi
2005 TOYOTA TACOMA PRERUNNER$12,495 | 152,674 mi
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2004 Toyota Tacoma$11,995 | 130,219 mi
2002 Toyota Tacoma$14,990 | 86,365 mi
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New Tumblr watch: 100 Percent Men
By Syreeta | Published: April 18, 2013
TweetThe 100 Percent Men Tumblr serves up a depressing sampling of "boys clubs" in areas of leadership, business, publishing, the arts, you name it. It's a high-impact visual reminder of just how bro-tastic the world still is–and motivation to keep working to shake down the patriarchy all over the globe. Tweet
Don't make me a prop in your feminism
By Amy S. Choi | Published: March 22, 2013
TweetA few weeks ago I was running around the SXSW Interactive conference in Austin, supporting a book I've been working on for the past year. The book, The Athena Doctrine, will come out on April 16, and I'm pretty excited about it. It's a labor of love — after months of research and travel, my [...]
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Chart of the Day: The obituary gender gap
By Maya | Published: December 12, 2012
TweetLast year, just 23 percent of the notable deaths reported by the top newspapers in the US were women. Here's the breakdown by paper from Mother Jones: Obit editors claim the gap will shrink in the future–since women have more opportunities to be "movers and shakers" these days. But, as Gloria Steinem says, it's also [...]
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Report: Women hold only 14.3 percent of executive positions at major companies
By Maya | Published: December 11, 2012
Tweet Today, Catalyst released their 2012 report detailing the gender gap in the leadership of the Fortune 500 companies. Here are some facts: Women held 14.3 percent of executive officer positions. Women held 8.1 percent of top earner positions. Women held 16.6 percent of board seats. Women of color held just 3.3 percent of board [...]
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Race and the gender gap: White women supported Romney by 56 to 42 percent
By Maya | Published: November 12, 2012
TweetAccording to exit poll headlines, "women" helped carry Obama to victory. Indeed, women overall did favor the president over Romney by 55 percent to 44 percent. But women–who make up 53 percent of the electorate–compose a pretty large and diverse group. Slicing and dicing the data gives us a clearer picture of exactly which women [...]
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May 01--Mick Fleetwood clearly gets the question all the time.
And he completely gets the question.
How can the majority of Fleetwood Mac's most famous lineup -- drummer Fleetwood, bassist John McVie, singer/songwriter/guitarist Lindsey Buckingham and singer/songwriter Stevie Nicks -- still be making music together after all these famously tumultuous years?
Well, he said with a laugh, it's still a bit of a shock for him, too.
"I think you have to concede that. ... You know, (it) used to be years and years and years ago still quite painful, in many ways, and all the well-worn stories of survival -- emotional survival -- through all of that, I won't say they're boring because even to us, we look at that and go like {lsquo}How the **--DID we get through all that?'" Fleetwood said in a phone interview from Los Angeles before the April 4 launch of the band's North American tour.
"You just have to really attribute it to a form of perverse devotion for sure to the music and what we were able to do. We were really lucky to be able to be doing it. I think we all realized that."
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers are bringing their "Fleetwood Mac Live 2013" trek to the BOK Center on Wednesday night. The legendary band previously played the Tulsa venue the last time it hit the road together, on 2009's sold-out "Unleashed Tour."
The longtime bandmates have reunited on the road to mark the 35th anniversary reissue of their most iconic album, "Rumours," but they're also celebrating the release of new music. On Tuesday, the band dropped on iTunes a four-track EP appropriately titled "Extended Play."
It's practically impossible to think of "Rumours" without thinking of the interpersonal havoc that birthed it: McVie and his wife, Christine McVie, the band's now-retired singer/songwriter/pianist, filed for divorce, while Buckingham and Nicks broke off their long-term romance. Fleetwood and his wife divorced, too, and he and Nicks had an affair.
Despite the turmoil, Fleetwood said the band concentrated on making the album a "complete piece of work" rather than just a collection of random tracks. Because the turmoil informed the songwriting, "Rumours" became one of the most popular and acclaimed records in rock history, winning the Grammy for Album of the Year and selling more than 40 million copies worldwide since its 1977 debut.
"I think the songs, the vocal delivery on the album and the approach with the harmonies and stuff was something for sure fresh and maybe somewhat {lsquo}wow, not (another) band sounds like that.' So we were blessed with all that stuff. And then I think the songs were great, and they were pop-driven songs, but they weren't stupid and they weren't corny. But they were really accessible," Fleetwood said.
"Then you had this bunch ... that started telling their own story literally through those songs and then as that unfolded, it became part and parcel outside of the music, this mythological story of this impossible situation these people had found themselves in. I think the whole putting together of all those components became something that people identified with and in many ways were attracted to it, probably because they felt similar themselves very often, that they were just a bit of an emotional mess," he added.
"We're all in our 60s now, and people still talk about this human condition calling card which was {lsquo}Rumours.'"
With the bustling solo careers Nicks and Buckingham have carved out, the native Englishman said creating new Fleetwood Mac music has been a challenge. Plus, the drummer, 65, who now lives on Maui, opened Fleetwood's On Front Street restaurant last year and continues to make music with his Mick Fleetwood Blues Band, which recently played a special show featuring Christine McVie and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler on the island he calls home.
Tuesday's EP release marked the band's first new music debut in a decade. Fleetwood, John McVie and Buckingham assembled several months ago in L.A. and recorded about nine "really fresh and vibrant" songs they hoped would be the starting point for a new album from the group. Nicks was busy with her own tour and then her mother's death, but before the quartet hit the road, she added her vocals to a few tracks and recorded "Without You," a previously unreleased song from her pre-Fleetwood Mac days with Buckingham Nicks.
Along with "Without You," the digital EP features the poppy tracks "Sad Angel" and "Miss Fantasy" and the wistful piano ballad "It Takes Time." Hopefully, the EP will herald the coming of a full-length follow-up to 2003's "Say You Will," Fleetwood said.
"We're musicians at work, and now we have the grace just to say {lsquo}When this is right, we'll do it.' Stevie's ready to do it and wants to do it, and off we go. And we'll be wrapped around each other for the better part of probably 18 months, you know, working all over the world."
Despite the band's turbulent history, Fleetwood said the quartet was instantly in harmony when they came together for rehearsals.
"It's just like it could have been like three days ago, and it's actually maybe four years ago that we all were on the road," he said.
"It's like opening up a time capsule that is very familiar, and then we literally just plug in and {lsquo}let's go' and it's all intact."
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I could seriously watch this episode one million times in a row and never get tired of it. This episode is not only the turning point of the entire series, but it's also one of the most important. Brennan is finally starting to understand her feelings for Booth. So, I find it understandable that she never directly tells Booth that she loves him. I mean in The Parts of the Sum of the Whole, Booth never told Brennan that he loved her (although he most likely knew that would scare her off the second he proposed a relationship to her). When we met Brennan in the first season, this is where you thought she would be eventually. It was to be expected that she would eventually open up to Booth and consummate a relationship with him. I mean with all that sexual tension? It had to happen sometime. She put aside what she thought was rational and decided to live in the moment, not live the life she had expected. I mean she set herself up for failure. She knew Booth better than Booth probably knew himself. She had to have known that he wouldn't have just gotten up and left Hannah for her. Booth is too loyal of a person to do that. But she had to say something to him. He was starting to drift from her. The one person who promised to be there forever was beginning to leave and she couldn't afford for one more person in her life to abandon her. Yes, what she did was for her. She did something selfish. But from since Hannah came into the picture, she supported Booth. She spared her own feelings for Booth's happiness and I think that shows just how much she actually loves him.


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The ECB president, relaxed and at times joking with Vice-President Vitor Constancio and host Banque de France Governor Christian Noyer, sitting to his sides, mastered with ease journalists' repeated questions about possible policy action.
With inflation hitting a 3-1/2-year low last month and a far cry from the ECB's target of just below 2 percent, money market rates banks use to borrow from each other tightening and political uncertainty in the euro zone top economies, many had expected to hear some kind of indication for action.
But Draghi patiently stuck to previous statements without revealing any signs a rate cut or another round of long-term loans from the ECB was imminent.
Towards the end of the press conference, Draghi hinted that at times the ECB was getting itself a bit impatient – with governments and their progress on reforms.
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What's New on the Brunch Scene, Philly?
Haven't been out for brunch in awhile and looking to do so this weekend. Not looking for a splurge, like Lacriox, but more of a really excellent, but casual brunch place. To give you an idea of what we like, our past faves have included N. 3rd (love their bloodies!), Honey Sit-n-Eat (love their bacon!), Apamate (love the churros!), and Sabrina's.
I've been meaning to try out Marigold Kitchen and I read in a recent post that Meme has a great brunch.
Standard Tap has an excellent brunch.
not new, but I have always enjoyed brunch at Royal Tavern and Beau Monde. I did have a good brunch at The Witch on Moyamensing just below Washington. It was a few weeks ago and they were very new, but they said they were going to have a bloody mary "bar" so you could make your own. Very inexpensive
Not really new, but Cafe Estelle is great. Everything is homemade including the sausage, which my BF and I fought over. Highly recommended.
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Marathon on the Square offers a much nicer (more upscale) environment than their other locations. Since the food and prices are the same, I prefer the Square location for a better experience. At night, it's dimly lit for ambiance. It's my go-to spot when my sponteneous after work group is indecisive. I can't cooment though on their brunch, as I've only been for lunch and dinner.
I've enjoyed brunch at Azul (10th and Spruce) and am interested in trying Kanella for brunch across the street.
I second the Royal Tavern and Beau Monde recs, they are each a good standby, although Beau Monde gets really busy these days. Also a standby is the 10th Street Pour House. Love their Mississippi Eggs Benedict with fried catfish!
Brunch is a tricky issue in this city. I've been to most of the places mentioned so far but would never dream of going back.
Marathon--while I have been for brunch, this is undoubtedly the most disgusting restaurant I've ever been to. Anyone who claims to have an interest in food and frequents this restaurant is kidding themselves.
Honeys--pancakes, yes, they're good. That being said, most of their other items are sub-par (greasy, bland). Each time I have eaten there the service has been mediocre. Usually only half the table is brought out, and then 10+ minutes later the rest of the party. C'mon, it's eggs and bacon people!
Sabrinas--the food is ok, but definitely not worth the wait on the weekends. Also, the portions are far too big; I would prefer less food and a cheaper meal.
A recent pleasant brunch experience: Memphis Taproom. They have just begun serving brunch. No wait and interesting menu choices. Check them out.
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i completely agree about all Marathon Grills--it's like they dont even bother trying. Horrible service, mediocre food-at least they're consistent with this. i can never undersand why people keep going there.
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We also had brunch at Meme. oysters and the smoked salmon for me, grits & homemade sausage for her. Simplistic yet delicious.
I can't wait to go back for dinner.
It's not new but Figs is one of our favorite brunch spots. Love the super fluffy pancakes and the crab cake benedict. Make reservations tho cause there is always a line.
Try Valanni's. Great innovative brunch items and French Press coffee. Never disappointed there.
I am partial to LaCroix at the Rittenhouse hotel during the week. Very reasonable for what you get ($15 pp, I think). I have no idea what it's like on weekends but imagine it's much pricier.
Went to Jones a few months ago on Sunday. It was good food and service but you'd better be gone by 11 am because the noise is not to be believed.
Thanks for whoever said North 3rd. We like that place for dinner, will try for lunch.


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I, and others are in need of help. There is a facebook page called, "Riding your girlfriend softly, cause you don't want to wake her up" and I have scrambled some support against this page.
This facebook page is riddled with rape jokes, and the page itself is rape-condoning. A sleeping person cannot give consent.
Please help us shut it down. Rape victims and rape-victim allies are trying their hardest to combat the sexism and vulgarity on that page. Tell your followers REPORT the facebook page, because apparently facebook doesn't care about how offensive and detrimental this page is to rape-survivors. We want this page to be shut down.
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that the same girl walks behind Drama like three times when he and Turtle are by his car. She even walks in front of the camera when Turtle drives away.
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Our daughter attended the pre-K at this campus. The academic program was strong but they teach zero social skills (which is arguably as important as academics at that early age). There is no communication between teachers/parents at all. It's felt like this was a NSA/CIA facility. It was very frustrating, as they just keep you in a dark (we even sent notes to teacher trying to get some communication going). Kids might get great test scores, no argument there, but I don't want my kids to grow up weirdo robots ;) Teachers make no effort to help get kids more involved and play together - they seem to only care about academics (I can understand this for middle/high, but for PK this is ridiculous!). Parent participation is not allowed and they walk each child separately from/to car before/after school so you have to make extra effort to get to know the parents and organize afterschool activities if you want your kid to have any friends. It's run like a business not school. Only thing they were interested discussing with us was about when our younger kid would join the school, instead of about our kid who was already attending. One star for PK. Higher grades are probably not as bad.
This school has been going downhill! My daughter attended for PS & PK which was good even though parent involvement was not great. We were not allowed to participate. However, I was willing to overlook all this & registered my son for his PS experience. Not only did the office neglect to inform me of a change in policy (uniforms required for preschoolers) but they were sending communications to my sister who was listed as an emergency contact. I discovered the uniform policy a week before school started since I learned I forgot to mail my son's physician form. You can imagine my shock & when I requested a refund for poor information disclosed of a major change in policy, I was informed I could not get my refund which also included tuition that my son never even attended. A poorly run school. They should rename the school from Challenger to "A Challenged" school. Obviously the school is more interested in trying to wheezle money from hard working parents than to do the right thing when they clearly goofed. I normally do not write reviews but I want to warn other parents from dealing with this. If you want a caring staff try Stratford..what a difference...it is like night and day!
This is the third year my daughter is going to this school, and she will be in 2nd grade this year. It is very well structured, the material is advanced compared to other schools. Kids are involved in a lot of programs and parents are notifed weeks in advanced. Teachers are always available to talk to. Been very happy with the school, as far as overall organization. Keep up the excellent work.
My experience with Challenger for 4 yrs. I noticed, the way they are running the school was not appreciable. There is no Teacher and Parent involvement. They try to avoid meeting parents even if you insist. They have young authors award, speech contest, merit award... these also happen without letting the parents know. The winners' parents are ONLY invited for the award ceremony. They don't invite other parents to avoid the consequences. This school is VERY SECRETIVE. The current teachers who my kid had for this year were bad. They literally yell and scream at the kids. Are they running a slavery?? The words they are using are so harsh. The teachers don't have the capability to handle 20 kids in a class.very bad, All the parents know what's happening in the school, but they don't come forward to complain to the management just because the teachers pick on the kids. Lots of kids in my child's class are examples. Challenger should understand that the school is running just because of the wonderful parents. What If they pull out the kids from the school? try to be open with parents. stay positive with kids. do not bring their self esteem down. They are the future America!
Why are so many parents withdrawing from Shawnee? Too many parents have opted out of this campus and have either moved to a different Challenger campus or to a different school. We have been with the school for 7 years and have seen a gradual decline in its teaching quality. The dwindling count of good, experienced teachers is sadly alarming, especially in the higher grades. The Principal (aka Headmaster) is extremely diffident and lacks the skill sets to bring any positive changes. We stuck around for a long time hoping to see things turn around for the better. But with a looming middle school ahead, we finally took the plunge and have moved to a different campus this year. I hope the administrators put their acts together before it is too late!
This is great school. I have not had any negative experiences so far. My 4 year old son has learnt how to read upto 5 letter words and is writing well. The school has very high standards which is very good in my opinion. The only very minor issue I have is that they donot offer half day classes. The teachers have been awesome. They are fun and energetic.
This is a great school if you want to push your kid. No field trip ever, kids need to have fun sometimes. My kid has a hard time at school and then come to homework, it is just too overwhelming. I ask my kids if they wanted out, of course they said yes.
Challenger kids score over 90 percentile in SAT. In some cases over 95. In California where schools are worst in the nation, we need Challenger to compete at national level without paying 1 million dollars to be in Cupertino or Fremont. Challenger should however must make attempt to address the concerns raised by other reviewers. I hope they are listening.
My daughter went to Challenger for 7 years and we were happy with the academics taught there. Very high standards. Now my son is there in Pre-K and needless to say we are definitely not keeping him there! The best teachers have quit or laid off and the management doesn't care about retaining them. Their attitude is take-it-or-leave it. And we're leaving! I would NOT recommend Challenger to anyone and believe me, we loved it at one time. I am now looking at other schools and hope my son doesn't have to endure any more of challenger.
This is not specific to this campus. It applies in general (I have friends from other campuses). I have two kids here, and I simply wish we had other choices. The Challenger System seems to be purely based on profit, and don't care about their customers' feedback. The attitude is like take it or leave it. They will change programs at will w/o informing parents. If parents want to raise concerns, they are only allowed to speak 1:1 and not as a group. Group gathering of parents are referred to as 'mobs' by the school management. It is pretty sad situation in how they treat the parents, and teachers. Also, there is high teacher turn-over. The best teachers leave very fast. One of my kids is top in her class from pre-k, so she ends up with top teachers for each year - but they all end up leaving..
Here are the facts: No free dress day except the last day of school. Winter and Spring Program are performed during class' music hour (30 minutes, then children are back to class for the next lesson) and children are still required to wear school uniform. Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, birthday parties... are non-existent because the school does not allow student/parent to bring food nor gifts to share with classmates. Middle School Dances are conducted during lunch time. No field trips. Every activities are conducted during school hours. School seem to shun parental involvement in school, but be prepare to get VERY involved in child's homework. Teachers, though may lack experience, have high academic expectations. Why pay tuition when you ended up home schooling your child or having to pay for a tutor after school?
Although I loved the high expectations and the strong curriculums Challenger had provided, Challenger's inability to retain quality teachers is changing my view. The new teachers are unable to deliver the strong curriculum. After 7+ years with Challenger, I am pulling 3 of my kids out.
Challenger started out with lofty goals. They always have had trouble keeping good teachers. The turnover is outrageous. The students aren't proud to be here. In my seven years with Challenger, I have only seen good teachers leave. Any school is made up of motivated teachers and the management has a very hard time understanding that at Challenger. I would not want my child to continue here.
Academics are high, but lack of science lab in middle school. Strict discipline. Zero parental involvement. Lack of caring and no sharing is allowed. Stunt the spirit and the creativity of a child.
I have 2 kids in elementary. They have always loved Challenger until last year and this year. Challenger has changed for the worse. Teachers here seem to come and go so often, chances are you won't be seing the same one next year either. Strict military style discipline that will demoralize any child.
Very happy with Challenger. Will continue in Challenger in elementary & beyond.
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Four: Getting Back What You Give Away: The Pleasures of Metagamingby Dan Layman-Kennedy
Jan 22,2003
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Like a lot of other geeks, I'm a big fan of movie trailers. Also book-jacket blurbs, program notes, sneak previews, behind-the-scenes specials, and anything else that gives me a bit of a taste of something I'm already interested in. In fact, I'm much more likely to spend time and money on the entertainment I have some idea what I'm going to get from than plunge into a book or movie sight-unseen, and I suspect most other people are the same way - witness the excitement generated by the release of movie trailers for much-anticipated films. Clearly, consumers of literature in all sorts of media enjoy getting a little of the story beforehand, a bit of appetizer to prepare the palate for what's to come.
And yet the world of RPGs has spent some time discouraging this very thing when it comes to games. Maybe it's the way the hobby has sprung out of very "gamist" principles, where the referee is encouraged to hold all cards as close to the chest as possible to discourage the terrible sin of metagaming - that is, any situation where the players act according to knowledge their characters have no access to. And it's true that metagaming can be a terribly lame way of short-circuiting a game in the hands of lazy players - but does that mean it has to be?
It's a fine balance to strike, and requires a delicate touch, but it's possible to do some very interesting things by deliberately revealing information to players that their characters shouldn't have. Lots of stories work very well despite publicity having given away some vital plot point (even, in some cases, the ending - after all, George Lucas has founded his cinematic comeback on telling a story almost everyone already knows the end of). Dramatic tension is a powerful tool, but it's not the only thing that keeps audiences engaged in a narrative. Very often, the meaning's in the journey itself, and watching the unfolding of events leading inexorably from A to B is as interesting and attention-holding as not knowing what happens next.
How does this work in games? Well, there are a number of possibilities, but the major key to making metagaming an element that adds to rather than detracts from the game is cultivating player distance, specifically the distance between the character and the portraying player. On the surface, this is as simple as making decisions that are believably in-character - not taking unnecessary advantage of information the character would not have. But there's more potential to the idea than that. Some of this hearkens back to the first installment of this column, where I suggested that choices might be best made in the service of what's most interesting to the story rather than what's advantageous to the character. This can be a hard leap of faith for many players, who might be excellent roleplayers and still balk at anything that feels like "losing" (if "winning" equals making it through a scenario with the least harm possible to the character). But if the players are up to it, deliberate choices made in the service of setting up interesting drama can be powerful indeed, because the players - as audience - are participating in the tension of situations where they know what's going on but their characters don't.
Again, this is delicate, and necessitates an odd sort of juggling act between in-character immersion and out-of-character distance. But it also takes some of the pressure off the GM to having to spend so much time hiding the strings, so to speak. Everyone knows that the Mayor is a flesh-eating alien; that the seemingly Utopian colony has a dark secret; that the Duke is a lackey of the Vampire Prince - everyone except the PCs, that is, who are going to walk right into a tough spot because the players have agreed to ride out the story in the most interesting way possible. By the same token, it also takes pressure off the players themselves to be constantly engaged in detective work - figuring out "what's really going on" - rather than participating in the narrative.
I mentioned dramatic tension a couple of paragraphs back, and I think it bears emphasizing that this kind of metagaming doesn't negate tension by making all decisions seem predetermined. On the contrary, laying all the cards on the table can open new possibilities by encouraging a play style that's less guarded and careful, more participatory in the real spirit of the narrative. Indeed, GMs who introduce deliberate metagaming might be advised to be especially careful of railroading the scenario (unless, of course, that's what everyone wants), and remain more open than ever to the possibility that the players' ideas of what character choices are the most dramatic might be different, and maybe better, than their own. All of this implies a truly communal philosophy of gaming, where the players are taking an active role in shaping the course of the plot and charting the direction of the campaign. What metagaming adds to this is the ability of the players to make informed decisions on these matters.
Of course, this isn't an all-or-nothing proposition. Groups that are intrigued by this take on metagaming but aren't comfortable with removing all sense of mystery from play can inject just a touch of foreknowledge; if the GM only lets his band of intrepid investigators know that tonight's scenario involves a cryptic manuscript, a senator's estranged daughter, and giant mutant alligators in the sewers, the "teaser trailer" effect will have gotten everyone's attention and nothing of real import will have been given away. On the other end of the spectrum, groups that aren't afraid of flirting with a bit of GM railroading can try bold experiments where the end of the adventure is predetermined: "Tonight's the night Sir Harald meets his death at last." In this sort of adventure, the fun will be in the way everyone in the group works toward reaching the inevitable conclusion, possibly by a route the GM never envisioned. And in between these two poles lies the entire spectrum of other possibilities: interludes where the players act out the villains laying their nefarious plans; Columbo-style "mysteries" where the challenge isn't finding out whodunit, but proving it; bizarre, paranoid scenarios where the players are warned beforehand that the information the GM gives them is for one reason or another unreliable. And, just as with a book or a film, it's always possible to be dramatically selective about the secrets that are revealed to the players beforehand. After all, the metaphorical card the GM shows may not be as important, or as exciting, or as shocking, as the one he's still got in his sleeve.
What out-of-character knowledge is shared with the players, and what's kept mysterious, is a big consideration. Some narratives are more meaningful when the audience knows things the characters don't; some just get spoiled if the Big Secret is given away. Some stories can get away with layers of meaning that open up once a mystery is revealed - but a game, unlike a book or movie, only has one chance to be experienced by its audience. Whether that experience will work better if the GM deliberately shows his hand depends on the group, the game and the scenario. The most important thing to keep in mind is that metagaming comes more or less instinctively; players, given knowledge, will inevitably allow that knowledge to influence their decisions, even if they're skilled enough to play characters that act contrary to that. But under the right circumstances, allowing that influence to come through can produce some truly fascinating, and dramatically powerful, results.
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Brady school board fills all teaching, coaching positions
Some classes reassigned.
With a little rearranging, the Brady school board filled all open teaching positions and offered new coaching contracts during a special meeting Monday night.
The board approved hiring Sandy Burke to teach business and computer classes half time as well as serve as the guidance counselor an additional quarter time.
Burke, a 1983 BHS graduate, takes over the business classes previously taught by Robbi McKenney.
With the implementation of the one-to-one computer initiative, McKenney will become a full-time technology coordinator.
Burke will take on part of the guidance counselor duties previously done by Becky Simants.
Simants will continue to teach elementary special education as well as having some guidance counselor responsibilities.
The board also approved a contract for T.J. Nielsen, a recent Doane College graduate originally from Iowa.
Nielsen will teach K-12 physical education classes. He replaces Darren Tobey, who has taken a position at Southern Valley Public Schools.
Superintendent Bill Porter said he intends to add the activities director responsibilities to Nielsen's contract as an extra duty assignment.
The junior high English and journalism classes have been reassigned to Cindy Kuklis. They were taught by Marci Knudsen who is moving to Wyoming.
After discussing work agreements for coaches who are not certified staff members, the board agreed to offer three contracts.
Bob Frederickson will be the head football coach for the Eagles next fall. He served as a volunteer on the coaching staff last season and worked as a para-educator and substitute teacher in the school.
Lance Arterburn, assistant girls basketball coach last season, will take over the program as head coach next winter. He will be assisted by Darcee Miller.
All other coaching assignments remain the same.
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