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Why do some homes sell right away? Why do some sit on the market for months at a time? And why isn't your house selling? In our latest post, we will help you to consider some reasons why your house isn't selling, and what you can do about it!
Selling a home takes work. It is only when a price, a property and a buyer all lineup that you are able to achieve a sale. To make this happen as the seller, you need to take a good look at your home and the price you are asking.
Why Isn't My House Selling in New Jersey
Don't Be Overly Ambitious With Your Asking Price
So many people are quick to list a property, without really considering the amount they will actually walk away with. You might take a guess at what it's worth, and mark it up a bit for commissions and other listing costs. If only it were that easy. Many sellers don't have a realistic value for their home. Before you list, run some comps for properties that have recently sold in your area. You might even consider having an appraisal done.
If you need to lower the price of your house, it will be visible to potential buyers viewing your property on the MLS and other marketing sites. If you lower the price over and over, you will make people think there is something wrong with the house.
Your Clutter is Off-Putting
No matter how cute you think your stuff is, it's still YOUR stuff. How can someone imagine your extra bedroom as an office if there are teddy bears everywhere?
- Put away any personal items.
- Clear away paperwork from tables and desks.
- Take pictures down.
- Put away things like your robe, your razor, and your toothbrush.
And while you're at it, give it a thorough cleaning. To be blunt, your typical cleaning habits may not be on par with some of the people viewing your home. Now is the time to channel your inner neat freak.
You Aren't Able to Compete
Thinking about listing in New Jersey? Do you know what you're up against? Take a good look at properties for sale in your area. Know what your neighbors are asking for their homes, and what comparable houses have recently sold for. Check out listing sites as well as your county appraiser. Don't look at what people are asking, look at what houses are actually going for. You should also know the demographics of potential buyers. Are there a lot of families? Make your yard conducive to outdoor fun. Young professionals? Think of showcasing an area as an office or gym.
It Needs Work
Honesty is key here. There are things you might have been overlooking for so long, that now they just seem normal. Get an outside opinion on what repairs should be made. Ask friends for candid opinions. Ask your agent. And consider doing an inspection on your own. Fixing the things in need of repair will improve your selling chances, and lower your potential buyer's bargaining power over repairs.
Bad Photos
People use the internet to buy homes. In our opinion, nothing can destroy a listing faster than bad photography. On the flip side, well done, professional photos can make your listing skyrocket. Don't settle for an agent who takes a picture of your home from the car. And going back to the above, there should not be ANY clutter in your photos. Seriously. Nothing. Even if you put everything back after the picture is taken… putting some effort into great photos will make or break your listing.
Your Agent isn't Doing All They Could Be
Some agents will do the bare minimum and cross their fingers for a sale. They might have gotten their license in hopes of making a quick buck. Then there is Infinia Realty. We are real estate professionals that genuinely want to help people! We believe everyone should love the real estate they own.
Title Issues
It is very difficult to sell a property with liens or other title problems. Maybe your great aunt gave you the property, but it was never properly put in your name. (AKA, transfer without conveyance.) To sell a property in New Jersey do whatever you can to clear this up before you list.


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An online eye test may seem like a convenient way to check your vision or get an eyeglass prescription but beware, these tests aren't all they are chocked up to be. In fact, they may even be dangerous.
What is an online eye test really testing?
An online eye test is actually not an eye test at all but just a vision or sight test - and a partial test at that. It is designed to measure your visual acuity and refractive error (nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism) and to determine an eyeglass prescription - which is the lens power needed to correct the refractive error in your vision.
Given that there is no one with medical training actually performing or checking the accuracy of the test, it is questionable how well the exam does even this. In fact, when an eye doctor does a refraction for glasses or contact lenses it also involves some judgement on the doctor's part. The eye doctor will often adjust the prescription slightly based on the patient's age, occupation or hobbies. The doctor may prescribe a prism in the lenses to help with binocularity and to prevent double vision in those who have deviations of the eye. There is no way an online exam can do any of this.
Further, a refraction is only one very small part of an eye exam and if it takes the place of a regular comprehensive eye exam by an eye doctor, you put your eyes and vision at serious risk.
A Comprehensive Eye Exam - Where Online Tests Fail
Even if the eyes see clearly and you have 20/20 vision, there may still be vision problems or eye disease present even without pain, blurred vision or other symptoms. What the online eye test fails to measure is your complete visual health and capacity (beyond just visual acuity), the curvature of the eye (which is needed for accurate lens prescriptions- especially for contact lenses) and an assessment of the health of the eye itself.
Just as we need regular medical and dental checkups as a part of preventative health care to prevent disease and maintain our health, we also need regular eye exams. A vision test does not suffice. A comprehensive eye exam will examine much more than just how well you see. It will also check for visual processing, color vision, depth perception and proper eye movement. It will measure your eye pressure, examine the back of your eye and look for early signs of eye disease or conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetes, tumors and high blood pressure - many of which threaten your eyes and vision if not caught early.
If you do have some vision loss, the doctor will be able to determine if there is any serious underlying problem that is causing the disturbance in your vision. If you don't have symptoms that doesn't mean there isn't a problem. Many serious eye conditions develop gradually without any symptoms. Some eye diseases do not affect the macula, and therefore you may still have good vision even though there is a problem (such as glaucoma, early dry macular degeneration, early cataract, diabetes, blood pressure and even tumors). Many of these conditions threaten the eyes and even general health if not caught early and when undetected they can cause permanent and irreversible damage to your vision
Eye exams are the best way to detect these early and treat them before they develop into serious eye problems.
Whether online vision tests are inaccurate, misleading or simply insufficient, they can fail to provide essential information and can delay or prevent vision saving treatments. Additionally, you could be walking around with the wrong vision prescription which can cause unnecessary eye strain, headaches and difficulty.
Will an Online Eye Test Really Save you Money?
No. Besides the fact that most eye exams are covered by insurance, the eye exam you are getting from an eye doctor is much more thorough and comprehensive than an online eye test, so you are not comparing apples to apples. The eye doctor's exam uses real equipment and performs a complete and professional evaluation of your vision and eye health. There is simply no comparing this to a self administered test on a computer screen.
An online eye test may be touted as a time and money saving convenience however, that is hardly the case. An eye exam is a medical procedure that requires training, precision, and proper equipment. Anything less can put your eyes and vision at serious risk.

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Eventually, the time comes for chicks to leave the nest. When children leave home, it often goes through several phases. Kids turn 18, graduate from high school, and may go off to college, but their parents are still providing support in many ways. At what age does a child need his or her own auto insurance policy? That depends on where your child is living and whether he or she is still your dependent.
How Long Can Children Stay On Their Parents' Auto Insurance?
There is no set age or time limit dictating how long your child can remain on your car insurance. As long as he or she is a dependent, your child can remain on your policy. The requirements may vary from provider to provider, but, generally, the rules are:
- Your child must reside at your home address, either full or part-time.
- Your child must drive a vehicle you own.
A child going off to college may reside for the greater part of the year in a dorm, or a fraternity or sorority house, or share an apartment or house off-campus with other students. But your home is still your child's permanent residence while he or she is attending college, and that qualifies your child to remain on your car insurance policy.
Benefits Of Having Your Child On Your Auto Insurance Policy
Putting your teen or young adult driver on your auto insurance policy is a wise move for several reasons:
- It ensures that he or she has legally required coverage.
- It protects your child and your property in case of a crash.
- It can save you money, as your provider will likely give you a discount for adding another driver to your policy.
- It gives you the ease of managing all your family's auto insurance coverage in one policy.
If you allow your child to drive any of your vehicles, he or she will need to be covered under your insurance. All residents of a household who are operating the same vehicle must be covered under a single auto insurance policy. As long as your child is a permanent resident of your household and you own the vehicle, in order to to legally drive it, he or she will need to be listed as a driver on your insurance policy for that vehicle.
When Does Your Child Need Independent Auto Insurance Coverage?
- If your son or daughter owns the title of the vehicle being driven, your insurance company may want him or her to purchase a separate policy.
- When your child is no longer a resident of your household, he or she will need separate car insurance. This applies to permanent residency only, not to a temporary residence while your child is attending college.
- If your daughter or son gets married, most auto insurance providers will require a separate policy. Insurance companies typically consider marriage as a separation from the family unit. Your child and son- or daughter-in-law can share a car insurance policy, but you will not be able to cover them under your policy.
If it is time for your child to purchase a separate auto insurance policy, we can help. We can assist you with the changes to your existing policy and help your child find the right car insurance coverage for the best available rates.
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ReCoila T Series heavy duty reels are designed for applications where reliability, longevity and strength is required. The T Series range is welded and fabricated from heavy gauge steel plate to ensure rigidity and strength. The standard carbon steel model comes complete with a hydraulic motor, a tough welded frame and heavy duty roll spun flanges, 800psi swivel, heavy duty spring loaded pin lock, stainless steel top roller guides, powdercoating in our standard colour blaze blue, high flow swivels and fluid paths, ball bearing main axel bearings and stainless steel fasteners. The T Series is customisable to your individual requirements with a series of add-on features including right or left hand configuration, bottom roller guides, 1500psi or 4000psi swivels, hot dip galvanizing, gear guards, auxiliary bevel crank, reduction drive, electric clutch, and friction brakes. Aluminium, 304 stainless and 316 stainless steel construction is also available, as well as a 'no aluminium' model for mining applications. Please contact us on (02) 9621 8988 if you would like a hand choosing the correct reel for your application.
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Most of us are procrastinators. We let things go until the last minute. Papers, magazines, and books pile up on the desk until the process of finding what we're looking for resembles an archeological dig. Our garages look like our desks. Stuff fills the garage just like stuff covers the desk. Eventually, finding things resembles exploring for treasure in a dark, long-abandoned cave. We're motivated to clean our desks and garages only by the impossibility of adding any more stuff to the clutter and the piles.
Sometimes it seems as if procrastinating is hard-wired into our DNA. This is particularly true when it comes to our health. No one wants to go to the doctor, so it becomes even easier to put off the needed checkup. Whether it's our chiropractor, our dentist, or our family physician, nobody seems to want to pick up the phone, go to the office, and take care of business. Of course, procrastination in relation to our health can lead to some big problems. Tooth pain that comes and goes doesn't seem like such a big deal. But if the coming and going is fairly consistent, then there's probably a cavity that needs filling. You keep putting it off and when you finally get around to going to our dentist, you learn you need an expensive root canal and a crown. That's not good.
Or you're playing pickup basketball on the weekend. You go up for a rebound and get shoved in the back. The next day you have lower back pain. You keep thinking it'll go away, but it's now four weeks later and your back is still stiff and sore. Had you seen your chiropractor the first week, after the pain had persisted for four or five days, treatment might have been pretty straightforward. Now you learn it's going to take at least several weeks of treatment before you can play ball again. Not good. Diabetes is the same thing. 1High blood pressure is the same thing.2 Overweight is the same thing. 3Procrastination with your health always costs more time and more money in the end. Prevention and, if necessary, early detection, are the keys.
When it comes to your health, the opposite of procrastination is managing your symptoms. It's not necessary to run to your chiropractor for every ache and pain or to run to your family physician for every sniffle or low-grade fever. It is important and necessary to pay attention to what's going on with you. Symptoms that linger mean something is wrong and your body needs help in getting better. Once you begin paying attention a learning curve will kick in. You'll develop skill in identifying problems that need attention. The next step, of course, is to pick up the phone, make an appointment, and arrive at the appointment on time. Your chiropractor or family physician will be glad to be of service in identifying the problem and providing appropriate treatment.
1Bo S, et al: Prevalence of undiagnosed metabolic syndrome in a population of adult asymptomatic subjects. Diabetes Res Clin Pract 75(3):362-365, 2007
2Guyomard V, Myint PK: Optimum control of blood glucose for prevention and treatment of ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke. Curr Treat Options Cardiovasc Med 11(3):201-211, 2009
3Anderson AS, Caswell S: Obesity management--an opportunity for cancer prevention. Surgeon 7(5):282-285, 2009
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There are different ways to quickly and effectively measure your foot size. Here are two easy methods:
Click on the button below to print our foot measurement device on a standard sheet of paper, to measure your feet.
As one foot is usually longer than the other, measure both feet and keep the biggest size in mind. For example, if your foot is located between sizes 38 or 39, round it up. Your size is then 39.
You can also use a simple sheet of paper to measure your shoe size:
Then convert your foot's length according to this simple rule: your foot's length is equal to two thirds of your foot's size. For example, if your foot is 26 cm long, then apply this formula: 26 / 0.67 = 39. Your shoe size is 39, according to the French sizing system.
Once you know your size, here comes the best part: choosing the right pair of shoes. This step is very important, as you have to keep your foot shape in mind so that you can find the perfect fit.
This means that a man with wide feet should avoid thin-shaped derbies, or that a woman with thin feet should choose some lace-up boots to keep her ankles tight and secure.
A new pair of shoes should not feel too tight or too rigid when worn. Do not assume that your new shoes will loosen up after you wear them.
For most adults, the perfect pair of shoes (neither too small nor too large) should at least have a « gap » of 5 to 12 millimetres at the front of the shoes. It also depends wether you are used to wearing tight shoes or loose shoes.
Every brand does not use the same sizing system. It varies from the French one, to the US, the UK or the Italian system, as they all use conversions from one size to another. This means that size 41 from one brand could be equal to size 43 from another brand.
Some brands like Paul Green, Gabor or Timberland use half-size of some of their pairs, to make sure they fit effectively.
Be careful when choosing the height of your heels! Doctors do not recommend wearing high (more than 6 cm tall) or flat (less than 1 cm tall) heels on a daily basis. They slowly damage your feet, your knees and your back. Intermediate or small heels are better. The arch of your feet should be close to their natural shape.
However, if you're a high heel addict, here are a few tips:
Finding the right pair of shoes for your kids is very important, because it will impact the way they walk and stand.
Kids' feet grow very fast. Their shoe size changes up to 2 or 3 times a year during their first five years. And as kids do not often complain about their shoes being too small, parents need to often check (every 3 to 4 months) their kids' shoe size.
To do so, the child must stand up so the adult can slip a finger between the child's heel and the back of the shoe. If it does not fit, then the shoes are too small. If more than a finger can fit, then the shoes are too large..
If the child does not walk yet, we advise you to choose shoes with flexible soles.
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In 1877 Lorenzo's grandfather, Antonio Fluxa a skilled cobbler, travelled from Mallorca to England and returned with the first sewing machines and a newfound spirit of innovation, which began to take its roots in the island and eventually in Lorenzo's mind.
Camper's shoes are designed and developed in Inca, the rural heart of Mallorca. A young creative team closely works with skilled craftsmen to create brand new styles every seasons.
Nowdays, Camper is run by the fourth generation of the Fluxa's family. The brand's footprint has spread across the globe and can now be found in the trendiest shops and concept-stores on the planet.


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Any toaster, television, or microwave can be easily serviced and back up and running in no time.
If you notice any odd noises or the unit leaking, call in for professional service immediately.
When the cooler isn't quite cold or you notice a puddle starting to form on your floor, please call in.
Even your trusted vacuum can break down from time to time. Call us to get that unit up and running.
Home appliances are mechanical equipment that helps perform various household activities such as cooking, cleaning, heating, and cooling. Home appliances are classified into three different categories; major appliances, small appliances, and consumer electronics. The small appliances include your blenders, rice cookers, food processors, electric grills, slow cookers, coffee makers, toasters, and oven. The major appliances include refrigerator, freezer, water cooler, dryer, washing machine, air conditioner, and water heater types. It would be next to impossible to live without these appliances in our homes today.
They keep us warm during cold seasons and cool during hot seasons, do our laundry, help us make breakfast, and help us clean. When any of these appliances become damaged or break down, it can cause great inconvenience in the house, even if it's a simple appliance like a toaster. Therefore, it's important that as soon as you notice a minor problem with any of your home machines, you should get a pro for appliance repair in Worcester. Appliance repair professionals have the much-needed skills and experience to deal with various home appliances, and they can get your appliance back up and running in no time.
Appliance repair costs may vary due to certain factors. These factors can include the type of machine that needs repair. Generally, small appliance repair in Worcester is less expensive compared to large home appliance repair. The extent of the damage to the particular machine also factors in as some appliances just have some minor repair problems while others need more time to get fixed because the issue may be rather serious or even hazardous. Some home appliances might require new parts in the repair which will add to the costs. Furthermore, these appliances are made by different companies which have different standards compared to others. Repairing top-rated machines from quality brands requires specific skill sets and parts that many service vans carry.
Worcester appliance repair costs also get affected depending on what season it is. Appliances such as ACs are quite expensive when it comes to repairs, especially during the summer season. Prices hike because the demand for the repair services is much higher. To get a microwave fixed, it might cost you around $70 per hour including the parts. On average, it would cost you around $100 to $150 for small appliances and for bigger appliances slightly higher at $100 and even $400.
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A. Sometimes, Worcester appliance repair can be a DIY project, especially for smaller appliances. You can follow some DIY steps in regards to the problem at hand and fix it. However, it's advised that you only do this when you're confident that you can repair the problem. Guesswork can leave your appliance damaged beyond repair or expose you to electricity risks.
A. Usually, the Worcester appliance repair contractor will advise on whether the machine needs to be taken to their shop or they can do an in-house repair. In-house repairs are much more economical as they don't require transportation services which might add to the overall costs.
A. This will depend on the extent of the damage and the age of the small appliance. Some problems are minor, and all you may need would be a small appliance repair in Worcester to get it up and running again. It's recommended that you get a new appliance when the current one keeps breaking frequently or the repair costs total more than half of the purchase price. Also many newer models run more efficiently and could potentially save you money.


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Are you looking for reliable plumbers in your area? Plumber Palmlands provides professional plumbing services that include repairs, maintenance and installations for homeowners and businesses in and around the greater region of the golden city of Palmlands. Our prices are competitive and our labour is covered with year workmanship guarantee, even for leak detection!
Plumber Palmlands offers a wide range of plumbing services to cover all your needs.
There are many things involved in plumbing. From underground pipe systems to gas services, every customer requires something different from the common services that are constantly on demand.
At Plumber Palmlands our qualified plumbers have over years experience handling all sorts of plumbing issues and requirements. Our services include repairing, installing and servicing the following:
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At Plumber Palmlands also offers custom built plumbing services for areas that you would like to install any type of custom appliances. Talk to our plumbing experts today and find out how we can help you install your unique appliance or plumbing system.
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At Plumber Palmlands we guarantee you that we will end all your plumbing problems and issues once and for all. We have repaired all the problems our customers have brought to us and we have never left any of our customer unsatisfied.
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Star Mobile Home Supplies stands behind each product that we sell. If you encounter any problems with the merchandise in your order, follow the instructions below for the quickest resolution as we strive for your total satisfaction.
- Contact Star Mobile Home Supplies.
- All items being returned must be in new condition in their original packaging to be considered for a refund.
- Any Package returned as unable to deliver will only get refunded for items, not shipping. We will not reship items
- Shipping costs both ways are the responsibility of the customer. Any items ordered under promotional shipping rates will incur actual shipping rates in the event of a return.
- Special orders, products cut to size, items without original packaging, or any product described as non-returnable will not be eligible for a refund.
- Returns must be received at our store within 30 days of original delivery date. No items will be considered for a refund beyond 30 days of receipt.
- All returns will be charged a 15% restocking fee.
- All doors are non returnable,if unsure of how to measure please call
- All Furnace and HVAC units are not returnable
- Once item is received and inspected, we will issue refund
- We are not responsible for delivery delays after order is shipped. USPS,UPS do not refund shipping delays due to weather, civil unrest, or acts of god.
NON-RETURNABLE ITEMS: All electrical and furnace parts, all furnace and HVAC units.
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Any Package returned as unable to deliver will only get refunded for items not shipping. We will not reship items
Any product damaged during shipment should not be accepted at delivery. Refuse shipment on any item visibly damaged beyond your acceptability. Concealed damage must be reported within 3 business days to be eligible for any credit or replacement.
After an order has been placed but before it has shipped, the order can be canceled. Once your items are on the road, cancellation is subject to the restocking fee and shipping charges in both directions.
Defective products will be replaced or repaired according to the terms of the original manufacturer's warranty
Small Items
- Ship via UPS, or USPS
- Generally are in a box you can carry with two hands
- Express delivery available upon request
Large Items
- Ship via freight trucking
- Costs vary dependent on size and location
- May require a pallet mover, forklift, or extra help to move
- Generally delivers 5-10 business days after order.
- Items such as bath tubs, skirting, doors, steps, furnace
Freight Truck Deliveries
- Large Item Delivery - Some merchandise is too large to ship via ground courier and need to be shipped by freight truck. This will be about 7 to 10 business days.The trucking company will call you ahead of time to schedule an appointment for you. The carrier is not responsible for unloading or moving merchandise to your house, uncrating, installing or removing packing material. You will be responsible for the cost if you arrange any other special service with the trucking company.
- Damaged Merchandise - In the event that the merchandise is delivered damaged, YOU MUST REFUSE THE DELIVERY.
- If truck is unable to get to your location due to narrow road, weight limits on road or dead end roads, you are responsible for meeting truck at the location truck is able to get to.
IMPORTANT: The merchandise is in good condition when the carrier picked them up from our manufacturer. It is the responsibility of the trucking company to delivery the merchandise to you in the same condition. It is very important that you do not accept damaged or missing number of products unless noted by the truck driver in the bill of lading. It is possible that the damaged incurred might be hidden or what we call "concealed" damage. In both cases, anytime a damage or shortage in the merchandise happen, you have only 3 days from delivery date to report the damage. We will be responsible for filing claims against the trucking company. At the end of the 3rd day the merchandise is no longer eligible for "claim", and since you signed and accepted the merchandise you now own it.
- Shipping Time - Should you need updated information with reference to the status of your order, please feel free to contact us.
- Delivery Notification - The shipping company will call you to give you a specific delivery date and time (within 4 to 6 hours.) If we are unable to contact you. Your order will be shipped back to the vendor and the cost of shipping to and from your address will be deducted from your return credit.
We reserve the right, in extreme circumstances, to require additional fees before shipment. This comes into effect most on-remote locations, or you use lift gate and did not pay for when ordering. If unsure, please call.
If a shipment is refused due to damage we will refund you in full and WILL NOT reship to due to possible damage again .


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Friday, June 27, 2014
Flashback: The Most Painful Dale Junior Interview In TV History
Update 6/27/14: This column was originally published in July of 2007. Just giving our friends at ESPN Motorsports a little trip down memory lane. NASCAR Now has been cancelled after airing at 2am for this season. The network cannot run away from NASCAR fast enough after boasting of its return in 2007. Enjoy a little Junior flashback.
Original column: Dale Earnhardt Junior looked like he was having a long day. He sat patiently in his Sharpie shirt in front of a Sharpie background on what was clearly a Sharpie "satellite media tour." This is the process by which a driver sits in one location and various media outlets interview him while he wears the sponsor's shirt and shows the sponsor logo on TV.
TV folks get to ask questions only if they also agree to allow the driver to mention the sponsor's own agenda, which usually consists of a special promotion. To say the least, its usually not a lot of fun for the driver. Tuesday, it was almost unbearable.
Earlier this season, Sharpie and Junior inked an endorsement deal that resulted in Sharpie releasing a customized Dale Junior black Sharpie aimed at NASCAR fans. They also appear as a sponsor on his NEXTEL Cup car in Bristol, TN. Part of this deal is the fact that Junior must do "appearances" for Sharpie.
Tuesday evening, ESPN's NASCAR Now teased a "feature interview" with Junior. When he finally appeared, show host Erik Kuselias never said where Junior was located, he just kind of "appeared." Viewers immediately noticed the fact that the Budweiser logo and the color red were missing from his attire.
Instead, he wore a Sharpie shirt and appeared in front of a Sharpie background in his mysterious "studio" location. It was pretty easy to tell, something Sharpie was going to be promoted.
Instead of being up-front with viewers and explaining this agenda, NASCAR Now tried to "sell" the fact that this was a "feature interview" with Junior. They somehow believed fans did not see the Sharpie shirt, or the wall with Sharpie logos all over it.
The number one problem for ESPN is that NASCAR fans have a clue. They knew something was up from the start, and the look on Junior's face really gave it away. It was something between being at the dentist and standing in line at the Motor Vehicle Department. This fun-loving and easy-going guy was having absolutely no fun, and it was very clear that the going...was not easy.
The person being interviewed can hear the "network feed" in their earpiece, and to lead into Junior, NASCAR Now ran an embarrassing video package on his decline this season, his possible failure to make the chase, and his leaving DEI. What a nice way to make a person feel welcome to NASCAR Now.
Kuselias introduced Junior as "NASCAR's most popular driver," and then without allowing him to even say hello just laid into him with one of the most bizarre NASCAR questions on network TV in quite some time. Kuselias asked Junior about Indy "if you don't have the engine trouble, could you have won that race?"
After a brief grimace, Junior politely responded "there's no telling, we were in the top five, so we had a shot at it." Wouldn't we all like to know what was actually running through Junior's mind? Either he was thinking that ESPN has no clue to racing or he was holding himself back from the Geico Caveman answer...."what?"
Next up, Kuselias fired off "how confident are you that the eight is going to make The Chase?" What is the only answer for any driver on any team working hard to do their best every race? Junior said "very confident...we are just having bad luck" Patiently, Junior pointed out that the team was running well in the races they did not finish. This was a point omitted by the host.
"How is the fact that you are moving-on impacted the team this season?" was a follow-up from Kuselias. Again, what is the answer when you are talking to the person who is leaving? Should he say everything is a mess and I am to blame? Junior replied that this change was motivation for the DEI gang to show it could send him out on a high note and also prove that they are a top-notch professional team.
As if things could not get any stranger, Kuselias referenced the DEI/Ginn merger, and actually asked Junior that now that Mark Martin is his team mate, "what do you guys talk about?" His assumption was that since Junior and Mark were on different teams, they routinely did not speak to each other.
Veteran NASCAR fans might have had to be helped-up off the floor, as Junior and his late father had known, and grown-up with Mark and his family for over twenty years. "It would be kind of boring I think" said Junior. He was then nice enough to reference for Kuselias his experience with Mark in the Busch Series and the help he received coming up through the ranks.
Kuselias did not get it. These two guys had known each other for a long time. They have already talked about life and racing for many years with each other. In his unrelenting manner, Kuselias asked "what specific things would you focus in on with Mark Martin?" He was referring to "getting info" from Martin before leaving DEI, and presumably, not talking to Martin again as he would no longer be a team mate. How priceless is that question?
Junior took a very deep breath. Then another. "That's kind of a tough situation there" he said about the question. Then, a funny thing happened. As we all have at some time in our life...Junior just made something up. It was about learning Martin's "set-ups" for his cars. If you were a fan, it was a hilarious answer. A guy going to Hendrick needs help with "set-ups." The message could not be sent any clearer. But, if you were ESPN, this was great information.
Then, Junior was gone. No thank you or sign-off, just Kuselias saying that Junior would be back later in the show "to talk more about the news involving you." Does that make any sense? Well, of course it does. Junior had to get in his promo for Sharpie, and after taping the entire interview, NASCAR Now just sliced that part off and kept it for the end of the show.
This way, they could pretend that this had been a "feature interview" with NASCAR Now, and not just another TV interview on the Sharpie "satellite media tour." How low can this bunch get?
Sure enough, Junior popped-up at the end of the show again. Kuselias asked about the merger of the JR Motorsports and the Hendrick Busch teams. Junior tried to say that if he is writing a two million dollar check, and Hendrick is writing a two million dollar check for his own team, then putting them together will be cost effective.
Unfortunately, after Junior finished saying "two million dollars," Erik Kuselias started to laugh. He thought Junior was joking. Patiently, Junior finished his answer. Once again, the lack of any racing knowledge on the part of Erik Kuselias was revealed to the national viewing audience. Junior was not joking, it was a two million dollar expense.
Finally, Kuselias said that people at ESPN were showing him their "8" tattoos and asking him if Junior was going to "keep his number." After asking him if he had any news on that, Junior quietly replied "Not really, we don't have any. That's not something that I have any influence on." That is bad news. Apparently, all those Connecticut TV executives with Junior tats will have to wait a little while longer before booking an appointment for "new ink."
Junior then looked relieved when the Sharpie "drive you back to school" initiative was brought-up as ESPN's time wound down. Junior carefully explained this promotion for education and it was, in fact, a great idea. Then, without mentioning Erik's name, Junior was gone.
Several times this year, we have seen drivers on "media tours" appear on NASCAR Now wearing specific sponsor gear, and sitting in an unknown location surrounded by sponsor logos. Each time NASCAR Now has tried to make it appear that the driver was just an interview, when in fact it was a paid media appearance. The trade-off for the "mandatory sponsor TV mention" is that the driver has to answer a couple of questions. This was the case with Junior and Sharpie.
The funny thing is, fans like to hear from Junior. If ESPN had just said where he was, and what he was doing, there would have been no problem. Everyone understands sponsorship, and the cause was a good one. It would have been nice if ESPN had pitched-in and promoted this on their own NASCAR website.
ESPN is now the network covering the NEXTEL Cup Series for the rest of the year. What they seek from fans and viewers is a return to the credibility they had back in the 1980's and 90's. Deception like this on their daily NASCAR show is not going to help that cause. Things need to be explained to viewers for what they really are.
For this program, and the network, to gain any kind of momentum as the NASCAR season hits its peak, there has to be a committment to accountability and honesty. And just maybe, a little less nervous laughter.
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44 comments:
- Anonymous said...
**SophiaZ having problems logging in here again with those STUPID "code letters again" but I digress
Well, first, I must confess I had this show on to see if BY CHANCE, AB might be hosting or somebody else. First, I found it odd they actually showed a replay of the live TS interview where he dropped the BS bomb. Funny they did not have that yesterday did they?
I was cooking in the kitchen and noticed Jr looked PAINFULLY tired but thought I had missed something. I had not seen the boy look this depressed in MONTHS.
Man, oh, man. I CRINGED at the 'introductory' video on Jr's rough year. nobody knows more than Jr how rotten his luck has been.
ESPN is a DISGRACE. They are like the fricking NATIONAL ENQUIRER of Sports.
Jr appeared to feel about ESPN and NN the way we all do..disappointed as hell.
Sigh - August 1, 2007 at 12:50 AM
- Anonymous said...
I saw Dale Jr interviewed mid-afternoon on ESPNEWS with one of the black hosts of ESPNEWS (his name escapes me, but it wasn't Stuart Scott) and it was amazing the difference. The interviewer clearly enjoyed the interview and both he and Jr were laughing the whole time. They were talkin bout Dale's crossover appeal and how he's hung out with all these big name celebs. They discussed a bit of racing and the host appeared informed and knowledgable. I would think by this time, all drivers know who Eric K is on NASCAR Now and dread talkin to him. Maybe ESPN will eventually get the hint!
- August 1, 2007 at 12:57 AM
- WickedJ said...
i wonder how long it would take Robin Miller to get fired from ESPN..
thats someone you need to talk about, John..Robin freakin' Miller the man is comedy GOLD when hes on W-T
i vote we start a show..Robin, Bootie Barker and Despain ..the network censor would have a heartattack
anyway after random thoughts...why does ESPN put this dumbass in front of us like we're sitting over here "gee hes kinda smart" instead of putting in AB or Massaro heck Shannon Spake would do a better job then this guy
P.S. anyone else waiting to see AB and Lajoie work together? itll be like old times w/ Wally and Allen - August 1, 2007 at 1:48 AM
- Anonymous said...
It is absolutely astonishing to me that ESPN is willing to make such fools of themselves by putting Eric K in charge of Nascar Now. His total lack of knowlege of anything Nascar, and his insistance on trying to make everything he says some sort of major controversy is pathetic. In fact, pathetic is a term that seems to be universal when it comes to ESPN and anything Nascar.
- August 1, 2007 at 6:55 AM
- Anonymous said...
So..What questions would you have asked? I just don't think ESPN has to act as if every viewer is a " Hardcore Nascar Insider and watches every race". Not sure if that profile fits all the viewers.
- August 1, 2007 at 7:13 AM
- Anonymous said...
Satellite Media Tours are local-TV, bush (not Busch) league silliness. They're intended to give those operations access to high-profile personality in return for some advertising promotion.
If ESPN now has to use an SMT to get interviews with sports figures like Junior, that is a very telling sign about the network's lack of clout. - August 1, 2007 at 7:21 AM
- Anonymous said...
It wasn't all that bad. I can think of another interview Jr did a couple years ago on Larry King. Larry King asked Jr what he was thinking on the last lap when his dad died. And what he thought when he was told to go to the hospital. I mean it was just so cold. #1 Jr didn't know his dad was dead when he crossed the finish line and #2 how would you feel if someone told you your dad had been in an car accident? Haven't watched Larry King since. Jr didn't look happy on espn's NASCAR NOW but I thought it was more of a drained long day look. I do admit that question about what are you and Mark gonna talk about was kinda dumb. I do give Eric a B for effort. I've seen worse. But I hate to see interviewers sucking up like Matt Yocum does with Tony Stewart, it just seems weird.
- August 1, 2007 at 8:17 AM
- Anonymous said...
silly and sad.
Erik not only doesn't know Nascar, he doesn't care to know and it shows.
That and he is clearly not a broadcast professional. He really can't do an interview to save his life.
and to the Anonymous person who asks "what would you ask?". That post was the same confrontational style as Erik. You ask that without even bothering to 'defend' the questions asked. Please advise how those questions benefit even the average fan.
The Mark Martin questions were clearly from a stick and ball mind. Like asking a QB about his conversations with a new stud WR his team just acquired.
silly. just plain silly. - August 1, 2007 at 8:43 AM
- Anonymous said...
ESPN's NASCAR NOW can suck it. Every NASCAR fan can see that it's just another rich corporate idiot trying to capitalize on something that should have great potential but they come up short on every single show. The fact that they try to act legit is what is most sickening to the average fan. I guess we should expect them to deceive us in every possible way. Their race coverage could get a bit of a clue as well, but we'll leave that for another time...
- August 1, 2007 at 9:19 AM
- Vince said...
Hello all,
It's painfully obvious to me that ESPN execs just plain do not get it. But then ESPN as a whole is just a shell of it's former self. The whole network now is all about hype. And some of the so called "sports" they show are laughable. Hot dog eating contests, arm wrestling, poker, etc. What's next? Tiddley winks?? Those are sports?
NascarNow has just gone to the same format as the rest of ESPN's news shows. Watch NFL Live. It used to be hosted by Mark Malone, who had actually played pro football and knew something about what he was talking about. Now we have Trey Wingo. Another of ESPN's hype masters. Give me a break. NascarNow is just following the same flawed ESPN format. All hype and fluff. Very little hard news.
I still DVR this show and FF through all the BS. I listen to Marty, Angelique and some of the other real reporters when they are on and skip the rest. Erik with a k is a joke. He doesn't have a clue and never will. ESPN has shown total disregard for the true NASCAR fan by putting him as the main host for this show. I did watch the Jr. interview and it was as painful for me to watch as it was for him to do.
I haven't had a chance to comment on this past weekend's coverage by ESPN of the Indy race, so I'll do it now. They have taken the coverage to a new low. The prerace was a joke. Only saving grace of that mess was DJ. He was a class act as always. The coverage of the race as a whole had no flow. I do not understand why ESPN needs to come back from a four minute commercial break and then give us another 4 minutes of Brent and Suzy. What I ask you do Brent, Suzy and Brad bring to the coverage of the race? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! Just come back from commercial and go straight to the booth like you used to do when Bob, Ned and BP were doing the coverage. I feel like we saw about 45 minutes or maybe an hour of a three hour race. As for the guys in the booth, they were below average. Rusty needs to go. If I hear AREO one more time from him I'm gonna go nuclear. I can't stand DW, but I'll take him over Rusty any day. And get rid of the lame draft track thing. That's the dumbest thing I've seen since the glowing puck in the hockey coverage by Fox a few years ago.
Once again we were subjected to seeing only the leader cross the finish line. Duh, ESPN we all have our favorite drivers and after watching your lousy coverage for three hours we'd at least like to see them finish. If it's first or 43'rd. I do NOT want to see the crew jumping around like children or hear an interview from a crew chief who obviously doesn't want to give one either. If you insist on showing us that crap, tape delay it and show it a minute or so later after you have showed the entire field finish the race.
Anyone know if ESPN is going to continue to show the qualifying? I watched the Indy qualifying and they didn't show at least 14 of the cars qualify. What gives with that? I know they need to do the commercial breaks, but they can tape delay the guys that we miss while on break and show them to us after coming back like Speed does.
I've read the posts on here the last few days and some of you think John is being too hard on ESPN for their crappy coverage and want to give ESPN time to get their act together. Why?? ESPN has had all year to get their act together. They've been doing the Busch races and should have been using that for practice. They just plain suck. NASCAR is a major sport and they should have gotten their act together long before this weekends coverage. I hold them to a higher standard than I do Fox or TNT, so no I am NOT going to give them a break. The coverage at Indy, one of the biggest races of the year, was just plain lousy.
As usual John, thanks for the great articles. You're a beacon sanity in a fog of useless drivel we get from a lot of the so called NASCAR pundits.
Vince - August 1, 2007 at 9:34 AM
- Anonymous said...
Couldn't agree more. Told my husband that Junior looked very un-Juniorlike and not to happy. Erick the Silliest does ask the most inane questions. That was an utterly wasted (except perhaps for the Sharpie folks) interview....
- August 1, 2007 at 9:51 AM
- Anonymous said...
Here's a better one very few people know about. When Junior fell out of the Indy race with a blown wngine, they got him for an interview, but the folks in the truck DIDN"T RECORD IT. (they probably were recording it so as not to interrupt some of Suzie and Brent's invaluable insight)
So, they asked Junior to DO THE INTERVIEW A SECOND TIME!!! His response was somrthing like "Is this the first time you guys have ever televised a race"?
On another note, did anyone else scream at the tv when Jimmie Johnson's tire blew as he was coming right at the camera and the ESPN announcers missed it?? Punch said something like "a couple of pieces coming off the car"..by then, the car was against the wall and in flames!!!
I'm still with Sophie. A full blown tv boycott is coming! - August 1, 2007 at 10:12 AM
- Anonymous said...
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- August 1, 2007 at 10:38 AM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Once again, please post your opinion of the TV topic that is being discussed. This site focuses on the NASCAR TV partners and their activity in live and post-produced programming. Thanks.
- August 1, 2007 at 10:55 AM
- Anonymous said...
ESPN really sucks. TNT is great compared to the idiots @ ESPN and that's not saying much. I miss FOX. At least those guys know what they're talking about.
- August 1, 2007 at 11:12 AM
- Anonymous said...
Been meaning to ask you if you caught the graphic under GREG Zipadelli? When ESPN used their three screen split screen they put SCOTT Zipadelli under Greg's screen. Who the hell was running the graphics program that put that up? Another note on the split screens, I like many people have a 25" TV not a 52" plasma. So the three screen split reduces the race view down to about 10" I wish they would use their heads a little more.
- August 1, 2007 at 11:25 AM
- Anonymous said...
ESPN has failed miserably to step up to the plate with their NASCAR telecasts this year.
Erik Kuselias is an absolute imbecile on NASCAR Now. When it come to reporting on anything related to NASCAR, Kuselias is about as useless as a screendoor on a submarine.
If ESPN wants NASCAR Now to be a success, they need to alternate Alan Bestwick and Ryan Burr in place of that ignoramus Kuselias. - August 1, 2007 at 11:27 AM
- Anonymous said...
I agree with the anonymous poster about the other interview done on ESPN news (and it is available to watch at ESPN.com). Night and day difference. Maybe it was an act, but you could tell the guy conducting the interview actually LIKED Jr. Jr had the same blah look on his face for just a second but warmed up to this guy immediately. It was a great interview, so far removed from the one on Nascar Now.
- August 1, 2007 at 11:46 AM
- Sophia said...
Wow! Lots of great comments since last night! Vince, enjoyed your post and all the other ones too!
Is that REALLY TRUE ESPN asked Jr to do a second INTERVIEW because they did not tape it. TOTAL LUNACY. How old are these guys running things?
One correction..Robin Miller works for SPEED...not ESPN.
:-) - August 1, 2007 at 12:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
SOME --thankfully not all so called interviews--are directed at only humilating the person in the " hot" seat--That Jr. can retain his composure in such a situation only gives credence to his maturity level-- Thankfully ESPN does NOT cover the entire season of Nascar
- August 1, 2007 at 12:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
That Eric guy on NASCAR NOW is a bonehead. He knows nothing about anything. Every show he picks JR apart, never has anything positive to say. He should be canned and MC Vick's dog fights, LOL, what a joke he is. Alan Bestwick should be the fulltime host, at least he is passionate about the sport and knows how to relate it to fans. ESPN, get a clue and dump this ASS!! NASCAR should look at this and realize fans are turning away because of this know nothing wanna be.
- August 1, 2007 at 1:21 PM
- Anonymous said...
ESPN, Please remove Erik K. from your Nascar Now show. He obviously does not know much about Nascar and is not happy to be there. Allen Bestwick would make your show 10 times better.
- August 1, 2007 at 2:29 PM
- Anonymous said...
John, I enjoy your blog. Your focus on NASCAR's TV partners and the thorough coverage that you give it are a great resource for those with less time available to follow all the details of that aspect of NASCAR. I certainly agree with your criticism of the pompus and often clueless Kuselias.
I am part of a regional NASCAR radio program and we often get NASCAR drivers and other personalities as guests. It is expected that those folks will be given some time during the interview to plug a sponsor or - more often - a cause or charity. It's just part of the deal and ESPN knows this as well as anyone. Keep the good stuff coming.
As a note - the picture that you feature in your post of Dale Jr. was taken by Beth Anne Heisler for onpitrow.com and the Bench Racing blog, at Indy this past weekend. We have no problem with it's use as long as proper attribution is given. Thanks. - August 1, 2007 at 2:46 PM
- cwebs said...
ESPN seems to have a very strange relationship with Jr. Did anyone catch the #8 car's radio traffic replayed on INC Monday night? Jr. apparently had some sort of problem with Hamlin on the track during the race at Indy, and proceeded to tell his spotter to speak to Hamlin's spotter. Jr. wanted a specific message delivered: Tell Denny I'm going to park him!
Did ESPN completely miss this? I don't remember hearing anything about it during the race telecast. Maybe ESPN did know about it, but kept it quiet so they wouldn't "offend" their "in race reporter"??? Or was it another example ESPN incompetence, meaning they didn't realize what was going on? - August 1, 2007 at 2:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
Re: Charlie Turner's comment "clueless Kuselias".
I have a new name for Erik, "Klue-less-ass". Has a nice ring to it. - August 1, 2007 at 3:31 PM
- Anonymous said...
Kuselias is a moron...He deserves the "BS" treatment Tony Stewart gave Dave Burns this past weekend. If I were going to ask Junior something about the recent race, it would be exactly what you said, "What were you thinking when the motor broke?" Or how about, "Do you forsee the upcoming races being this frustrating?" "Is there more pressure to make the chase this year, or will you blame your contract negotiations as a reason for missing the chase?"
And as for Mark Martin, why not ask something like, "Do you think DEI's buyout of Ginn is related to how much money DEI was willing to give to you?" "If you were staying with DEI, would this buyout have occurred?"
ESPN...Ryan Burr, Allen Bestwick should be on NASCAR Now...Hell, bring in Bob Jenkins. - August 1, 2007 at 3:50 PM
- Anonymous said...
At the end of ESPN's previous broadcast commitment, they were snubbed by FOX and NASCAR when ESPN was forced to interview the drivers at the helipad after they left the track. What I have witnessed since ESPN began broadcasting the Busch Series this year is continuing during their Cup Series broadcasting is this: I see reason to believe ABC/Disney/ESPN has budgeted whatever amount of money it takes to bring NASCAR down. Perhaps by the end of the year, NASCAR brass will conclude this and litigate the end to this contract. Nothing else explains ESPN's sudden incompetence at such a high level than the first statement in this paragraph. And no, I have not been diagnosed with any mental illness or learning disability.
- August 1, 2007 at 4:25 PM
- Anonymous said...
I have to agree with the sentiments of a couple people here: it's not that Erik K doesn't know about NASCAR, it's the fact that he doesn't appear to care. Some of the questions he asked were throwaways for sure, but they sound even worse because of the way he delivers them. So a viewer like me--who is still really a NASCAR newbie--just feels offended and confused. I mean, if the host of NASCAR NOW doesn't care about NASCAR, then why should I? If NASCAR's new network doesn't care about having a host like Erik K, then why should I bother watching?
- August 1, 2007 at 6:28 PM
- Anonymous said...
I think we all should blame Fox/SPEED for the bad coverage done by NBC/TNT and ABC/ESPN. If Fox/SPEED didn`t do such a fantastic job with their coverage, the others wouldn`t seem so terrible.
- August 1, 2007 at 6:48 PM
- Anonymous said...
To me the majority of the espn people sound like they should be commentating a football game. They are obviously not comfortable with auto racing and the racing language. Course it could be worse, we could be back with nbc sending their people on ridiculous waterskiis or hot dog runs.
I saw Jr`s interview and I defintely was not impressed and he looked dumbfounded. - August 1, 2007 at 7:30 PM
- Anonymous said...
I always enjoyed Allen Bestwick hosting the Inside Nextel Cup show on Monday nights (on Speed) and I think ESPN should put him in the booth calling the cup races. Can't wait to see him and Randy on Saturday (for the Busch race) that should be a good one! And I really enjoy Robin Miller but Eric Kaliesious (sp?) can go.
- August 1, 2007 at 8:28 PM
- Anonymous said...
I didn't see this interview, but i'm sure it was bad. THe people at nascar now do not do a good job, thats why I never worry if I miss that show. I saw jr. on na earlier ESPN show (First Take, I believe it was) and from what I saw (that last bit of it) he seemed to be enjoying himself. It much be hard to try and be poliete with people who act so incompetent.
- August 1, 2007 at 8:41 PM
- Anonymous said...
I don't think I've ever laughed so hard reading a NASCAR-related article and the comments about it. I must agree with most of the comments here. ESPN definitely has dropped the ball on coverage and I too miss Allen Bestwick in the booth! The race announcers often watch other races, I think, instead of the one at the track at which they are located. I dread the rest of the season. FOX, even with it's problems, has the best NASCAR coverage. It's good that Dale Jr. has the composure he does, because if it were me, I totally would have replied with "what?!".
- August 1, 2007 at 8:58 PM
- Anonymous said...
First of all, the interview was taped earlier in the day. He appeared on First Take, then ESPNews, and that was between 1-2pm. So there's no way Jr heard the feature that aired before him. Even as an average home viewer I realized this. Guy is doing a satellite tour. He appears on ESPN at 1pm on First Take and 1:45 on ESPNews. My gut's telling me they taped it between 1:10 and 1:30.
I don't understand what you want from ESPN. Should they have come out and said, "Dale Jr is hawking Sharpies today and that's the only reason he's on our show." And it's obviously the smart thing to do to air the interview in two segments. There are more Dale Jr fans than any other driver. So you split the interview which keeps people watching at least the first 3 segments of your show. This is just basic TV. - August 1, 2007 at 10:39 PM
- Anonymous said...
Man that Eric guy,ESPN you really need to do something about Nascar Now. This could really be a good show if you guys would get him off there. Dale Jr did this with Sharpie for Back to School for kids. Finally Jr gets to do something else to benefit kids and that knucklehead steps on it. Does Eric even know anything about Nascar or Junior for that matter? You could tell Junior was extremely uncomfortable doing this interview. Being the person that he is he made it thru though.
It would be nice if ESPN would
have someone that at least enjoys the sport of Nascar be the host of the show. How about Allen Bestwick or Mike Massaro or even Shannon Spake?
If ya'll have people writting questions for your interviews maybe you should look into changing your writers.
At any rate when you have someone as big as the top 4 drivers in the sport such as Junior, JJ,JG and Tony you could at least have someone interview them that really gives a hoot about the reason why their doing the interview in the first place.
Junior and Sharpie were there for the kids benefit for Back to School. However, the way the shows format was done that was lost. I realize that was not a live interview although had it been maybe the real reason for it in the first place may not have been lost. This was all about the kids.
I hope Junior and Sharpie take their promotion to other networks. I'm sure they will do a lot better job of getting their message out for the kids. - August 1, 2007 at 10:54 PM
- Anonymous said...
Please, let the Nascar Gods grant Erik K an interview with Tony Stewart. It would be the most interesting interview in ESPN's history. Talk about getting fined---Tony would kick Erik's behind to heck and back. That's one interview I'd TIVO and keep.
Speaking about hype, did anyone notice on Nascar Now how Kuselius over-hyped the Stewart BS incident? He said a couple of times "Stewart's expletives" when in fact, there was but ONE expletive, not plural.
BTW, does ESPN read this blog? If they do, it's obvious they don't care what Nascar fans think. - August 1, 2007 at 10:56 PM
- Anonymous said...
Well, since I am posting on August 1st, I would like to point out that Ryan Burr today not only hosted the best episode of NASCAR Now ever, it may have been better than any episode I have ever seen of NASCAR Live. I have never seen Terry Blount with such a big smile on his face, as he was seemingly taking part in a conservation with Burr which had mostly unscripted questions. WOW!
- August 2, 2007 at 12:04 AM
- Anonymous said...
ESPN is like NASCAR for dummies. They explain everything like we have just seen it for the first time. I know what drafting is, you don't need to show me 5 times throughout the entire race. They are also very bias toward the california drivers, like gordo, harvick, and johnson. They cannot believe the fact that the fans support a driver who doesn't win.
Hey, ESPN get over it, and send your commentators back to NASCAR 101. - August 2, 2007 at 3:06 AM
- JHD said...
I've sort of reached the point where anytime Erik is talking sounds very similar to the Teacher in the Peanuts cartoons. Waah-wah-WAH-wah-Wah-WAH. All background noise, no discernible words. Can't imagine being interviewed by him and forced to actually listen to what he says. I'd rather have the root canal without Novocaine, thanks.
There is quite the difference between interviews done by Erik and those done by Ryan or anyone else. And I'm not talking about laughter, I'm talking about basic manners. Erik seems to have none. He cuts interviews short by saying "That's so and so" instead of thanking them for the time.
Although the best part is the fact that the cameramen go back to the person being interviewed, usually still sitting there with a dumbfounded look on their face at the rudeness. I can't tell if the cameramen do it on purpose or not. Junior's expression the entire interview and Casey Mears' stunned expression last week at Indy when they cut back to him after being cut off were typical of everyone who gets the pleasure of talking to Erik. [/sarcasm]
I second Anonymous' suggestion of Erik interviewing Tony Stewart, but with the express understanding from NASCAR that they won't be fining Tony for anything he says or does during the course of the "discussion" as he puts Erik back into whatever hole he crawled out of. A pay-per-view of the interview would probably make the VJGC just as much money as the Prelude did. - August 2, 2007 at 11:49 AM
- Anonymous said...
ESPN had the worst coverage of any Network so far this year. I turned over and watched golf, which I am no big fan of, but it sure beat having to watch 3 to 4 hours of commercials. They didn't show enough of the race to make a 1 minute commercial. How pitiful, and to think, we have to put up with this the rest of the year.
- August 2, 2007 at 12:05 PM
- Anonymous said...
I didn't get to see the Jr interview, but what I have read, sounds about right. I Like ESPN when it comes to Football and other sports, but they are way out of their league with racing. They also need an analyst with racing experience, not Brent Mussberger
- August 2, 2007 at 12:08 PM
- Anonymous said...
I don't understand what you want from ESPN. Should they have come out and said, "Dale Jr is hawking Sharpies today and that's the only reason he's on our show."
No, I want to know why Big Super Amazing Sports Network ESPN couldn't get Junior for their own interview and had to use one supplied by a sponsor hawking a product. - August 2, 2007 at 5:48 PM
- Bev M said...
I saw the interview with Erik Kuselias. I hated the introduction. He sure knows how to kick a person when he is down.
It appears he thinks Nascar is a sport for only Red Necks, well look again Kuselias......it is a cross section of the county. There are millions of dollars spent on Nascar Merchandise yearly.
ESPN can't be serious about keeping this interviewer..........
Did he really think, all the years Jr. hung out at the track, he never spoke to Mark Martin.......get real!
When Mr. Kuselias tried to make Dale Jr. look like a fool, by cutting down the most favorite driver in Nascar....it backfired....It showed what a horses butt Eric was. - August 2, 2007 at 7:06 PM
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Sleep, sleepiness, and alcohol use. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism website. Available at: http://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/arh25-2/101-109.htm.
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