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Netheads may be over the “Shit People Say” meme, but the videos just keep coming. And as of today, two videos showcasing shit said in Los Angeles have been uploaded to YouTube. more › View post: Videos: ‘Shit People Say In LA’ and ‘Shit LA People Say’
Police officers shot and killed a man brandishing a three-foot metal bar and allegedly smashing windows at a Carl’s Jr. in Monterey Park, California Monday morning. And witnesses caught the shooting on video. more › Read more: Video Shows Monterey Park Cops Fatally Shoot Crowbar-Wielding Man Outside Carl’s Jr.
http://www.youtube.com/v/yZBuTetSYlc?version=3&f=user_uploads&app=youtube_gdata Video by Melissa Rohlin More here: Jason Kapono and Matt Barnes on fatherhood
Last week’s Internet blackout protesting SOPA and PIPA had the world talking, and the almighty Twitterverse was undoubtedly buzzing about the dark day. As a way to gauge the Twitter community’s reaction, two technologists developed a visual representation of the speed of which tweets mentioned the brief absence of some of the web’s biggest sites. more › See the rest here: Video: How Twitterverse Reacted To SOPA/PIPA Internet Blackout
I was out on a little errand with my girlfriend to the baby store, just outside the shopping center was a DUI checkpoint with 50+ Police units including officers in training, Sheriff’s Department, Deputies, etc. The checkpoint started before 6:00pm (way before anyone starts drinking, during peak traffic hours in Orange County). I was going to record the small closed off area where the police where illegally searching and questioning people, conveniently for the police, the owners of the private property allowed them to stage this Nazi Stop, making it against the law for civilians to audio or video record the operation. This didnt stop me from pulling out my camera and filming the outside operation and asking a few questions.
http://www.youtube.com/v/nhwCSBf0_wE?version=3&f=user_uploads&app=youtube_gdata Video by Melissa Rohlin Continued here: Clippers talk about their 103-91 victory against the Raptors
I was out on a little errand with my girlfriend to the baby store, just outside the shopping center was a DUI checkpoint with 50+ Police units including officers in training, Sheriff’s Department, Deputies, etc. The checkpoint started before 6:00pm (way before anyone starts drinking, during peak traffic hours in Orange County). I was going to record the small closed off area where the police where illegally searching and questioning people, conveniently for the police, the owners of the private property allowed them to stage this Nazi Stop, making it against the law for civilians to audio or video record the operation. This didnt stop me from pulling out my camera and filming the outside operation and asking a few questions.
I was out on a little errand with my girlfriend to the baby store, just outside the shopping center was a DUI checkpoint with 50+ Police units including officers in training, Sheriff’s Department, Deputies, etc. The checkpoint started before 6:00pm (way before anyone starts drinking, during peak traffic hours in Orange County). I was going to record the small closed off area where the police where illegally searching and questioning people, conveniently for the police, the owners of the private property allowed them to stage this Nazi Stop, making it against the law for civilians to audio or video record the operation. This didnt stop me from pulling out my camera and filming the outside operation and asking a few questions.
The woman who has been on British television this week talking about how she has two vaginas has (not surprisingly) rejected a $1 million offer from a local porn honcho. Steven Hirsch, the president of the adult video company Vivid Entertainment, wrote her a letter saying, “You are obviously an extraordinary woman and I would like to make you an offer to star in an upcoming Vivid production.” more › Read the original: Woman with a Double Vagina Rejects $1 Million Offer to Star in Local Porn Production
Welcome back to Mark The Moment , a video series in which Eater explores the career-defining moments in the lives of chefs and the significance of a mentor/mentee relationship. Today Abram Bissell , chef de cuisine at NoMad , James Kent , the chef de cuisine at the forthcoming Eleven Madison Park restaurant and their mentor Daniel Humm share their stories. Stay tuned for new tales from some more of the country’s best chefs, including Anita Lo and David Bouley.
