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With just over a week to go before Groundhog — er, Election — Day, it's time to consider the uncomfortable possibility that some bucktoothed newscaster will see his shadow, and we will all be forced to endure four more weeks of campaigning and ugly TV ads.
In other words, we could have a runoff for governor. Cue the tinny duet from Sonny and Cher: "Just put your little hand in mine …"
Neither Republican Nathan Deal nor Democrat Roy Barnes will yet acknowledge such a scenario — perhaps out of a fear that it would drain much-needed adrenaline from their volunteers.
And the signs certainly point to a strong Republican performance in Georgia on Nov. 2.
But in virtually every poll of statewide races, Deal has run several points behind other GOP candidates — the burden of a bitter primary struggle and fierce, well-funded TV attacks from Barnes.
In most surveys, the former North Georgia congressman has been under that magic mark of 50 percent plus one. And Libertarian John Monds continues to exact his crucial sliver of support.
Conventional wisdom and house odds say a mano a mano runoff for governor on Nov. 30 would simply delay the inevitable. No Democrat has ever won the second statewide round of a general election in Georgia — though, granted, there haven't been many. Republicans show up for special elections. Democrats don't.
But unconventional wisdom says there remains a narrow path for Barnes to win a runoff. This is why you've seen some Georgia Democrats begin to root for Republicans to take over the U.S. House — and maybe the U.S. Senate, too.
This is why nearly a dozen reporters showed up on the 27th floor of a Midtown Atlanta office building on Friday to listen as Karen Handel gave her first public address since losing the Aug. 10 GOP runoff to Deal.
They waited to see whether Handel would declare bygones to be bygones.
What they witnessed was a former secretary of state who spoke with all the enthusiasm of a woman who lost a statewide race for governor by 2,500 votes — and might have been the GOP nominee for governor had her runoff rival been more forthcoming about his personal financial situation.
"I support the ticket and I reiterate that support today," Handel told the mostly female membership of Pocketbook Politics, a nonpartisan group. Much of the rest of her speech focused on the need for "fresh" leadership and higher ethical standards from public officials — lines she used this summer in reference to Deal.
She eschewed bitterness and declared Nov. 2 to be "too important to let what did or didn't happen affect your voting decision."
But the words "Nathan Deal" never passed Handel's lips during her speech. Though she gave the Republican nominee a passing mention in the question-and-answer session, while listing candidates who might still need volunteers. Deal wasn't at the top.
Handel's campaign spokesman afterward e-mailed reporters a copy of a two-paragraph endorsement of Deal that Handel issued after the runoff. But "what I said in August" can hardly be called a lightning bolt of enthusiasm.
Democrats are hoping that Handel exemplifies a certain softness in GOP support for Deal that — if it doesn't rear its head a week from Tuesday — might be more likely to show itself in a runoff. Especially if the rest of the Republican ticket, led by U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, has been sated by victory.
Should Republicans take the U.S. House, as now seems probable, the Republicans in Washington might be preoccupied with the immediacy of personal ambition.
And some GOP voters might feel their duty done, just as African-American voters in Georgia, once Barack Obama was elected president in '08, gave Republican incumbent Saxby Chambliss a pass in his U.S. Senate runoff against Democrat Jim Martin.
All could depend on whether "the people ticked off at Obama feel like they've gotten their pound of flesh," theorized one Democratic heavyweight.
Republicans are aware of the opening. Linda Herren, a member of the Republican National Committee, was in Handel's audience on Friday.
Herren said she's been grabbing the lapels of every Republican she talks to, emphasizing that the Governor's Mansion is the key to controlling next year's reapportionment — the all-important, once-a-decade redrawing of the state's political boundaries.
"Take your blinders off," she tells her GOP friends. "We'll have to live with this for the next 10 years."
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October 23rd, 2010
3:23 pm
I believe that a run-off is inevitable in this race. I only hope that voters in the run-off will seriously consider the flaws of the Republican candidate. Not only is he crooked, corrupt, and willing to use his office for personal gain, he has an incredibly flawed record on women's rights. Even the AJC's politifact gave credence to Barnes's claims regarding Deal's 1991 proposed changes to the rape shield laws. No Deal, Georgia. http://perimeterprogressive.wordpress.com/2010/10/22/ajc-rules-on-truth-behind-barness-rape-shield-ad/
October 23rd, 2010
3:23 pm
""Take your blinders off," she tells her GOP friends. "We'll have to live with this for the next 10 years."
Exactly, Ms. Herren. And, as they say, 8 years already HAS been enough! Georgia cannot afford any more of the self-serving chicanery of the last 8 years. We cannot afford to take care of Nathan! We need someone who is smart with money, and who doesn't try to pull the wool over his own supporters' eyes. No Deal!
Let Mr. Deal get his house in order. Let him actually WORK for the next 8 years. Let him (gasp!) even do some volunteer work that won't benefit his number one project–himself. Let him live like the rest of us workers for a while, instead of at the trough.
October 23rd, 2010
3:24 pm
I hope Linda Herren is successful in getting GA Republican's to "take their blinders off" because, if they do, they will see that the truth of what has become of Georgia Republican politics under Sonny Perdue, Glenn Richardson, Casey Cagle and Nathan Deal. Whereas Republicans once bemoaned the cronyism and autocratic rule of Speaker Murphy, eight years under these clowns has made this State such an embarassment of corruption, skirt-chasing philandering, and clowns that if we could dig up Speaker Murphy from his grave, the Republican should do so just to pull us out of the mess they have created. But that would require taking the blinders off, a healthy dose of humility, and putting their love of this State ahead of partisanship. In other words..unlikely.
October 23rd, 2010
3:31 pm
This conservative will be voting for Barnes.
October 23rd, 2010
3:37 pm
waiting for a diatribe from our every day idiots, where are you last man? td? Raplh?
October 23rd, 2010
3:49 pm
I am voting for Barnes we dont need a crook in office. I am one of Karen Handel supporters who voting for Barnes.
October 23rd, 2010
3:54 pm
You're paying advertizing fees, aren't you? I mean that you spend more time posting the link to your little wannabe website than blogging!
October 23rd, 2010
3:55 pm
Monds = no a bigot about marriage! Gays for Monds…
October 23rd, 2010
4:03 pm
Vote for whoever you please, but don't confuse the Georgia Democratic party with the definition for ethics. I have lived here my entire life (60+ years) and I have seen my share of crooks in office, most of whom were Democrats.
October 23rd, 2010
4:13 pm
….who became Republicans.
October 23rd, 2010
4:13 pm
Why not vote for someone with some integrity? Monds
may not win a majority but the message will be clear.
I can not vote for Barnes or Deal – I would probably
get overcome by nausea in the voting booth!
October 23rd, 2010
4:17 pm
"Herren said she's been grabbing the lapels of every Republican she talks to, emphasizing that the Governor's Mansion is the key to controlling next year's reapportionment — the all-important, once-a-decade redrawing of the state's political boundaries.
"Take your blinders off," she tells her GOP friends. "We'll have to live with this for the next 10 years."
So basically, this election is really important so the state GOP can gerrymander this state out the wazoo? That's the only reason to vote Deal? So you can twist the state's boundaries to your cronies' maximum political advantage? Thanks for giving this independent one more reason to vote Barnes. Pretty much everyone agrees that the Republicans will hold the Legislature: If we elect Barnes, hopefully they'll have to compromise, and we might get reasonable districts for once.
October 23rd, 2010
4:29 pm
vote for monds nov 2 then vote for barnes four weeks later he is honest and will wake up every morning working for georgia the only jobs deal will create are ethics investagaters and prosecuters
October 23rd, 2010
4:38 pm
Well, let's see who is on here. I see we have "felinewoman", "Worst for Georgia", "Never was a Republican" and the ever-present "Bill". Quite a collection, I must say.
Hugh G.:
"So basically, this election is really important so the state GOP can gerrymander this state out the wazoo?"
No, Hugh G., your boy Barnes showed us his last time out the true meaning of "gerrymander". He got so carried away with it that the Justice Department gave us our current gerrymandered districts.
Karen Handel Supporter:
"I am voting for Barnes we dont need a crook in office. I am one of Karen Handel supporters who voting for Barnes"
What a surprise! You be voting for Barnes.
Best for Georgia:
Actually, the only people really with the blinders are democrats. They become Republicans when the blinders are removed.
Only one wee bit of advice: practice saying, "Governor Deal".
October 23rd, 2010
4:42 pm
So basically, this election is really important so the state GOP can gerrymander this state out the wazoo? That's the only reason to vote Deal? So you can twist the state's boundaries to your cronies' maximum political advantage?
Have you seen the current gerrymandered lines the Democrats drew in 2000? To answer your question Yes, Yes and Yes. The state of Georgia must do everything possible to stop the Obama progressive/socialistic/communist agenda. Georgia will be receiving at least one more congressional seat(13 total) and I think with the right drawing then we could be sending 9 or 10 Republicans to the house in 2012.
After looking early voter turnout numbers and where they are turning out I do not see a runoff needed for any race.
October 23rd, 2010
4:43 pm
Deal WILL BE Georgia's next GOVERNOR!
October 23rd, 2010
4:56 pm
No Longer Republican
October 23rd, 2010
3:37 pm
waiting for a diatribe from our every day idiots, where are you last man? td? Raplh?
I think we are just providing clarity for the uneducated, non producing, mooching side of the fence.
October 23rd, 2010
4:58 pm
Hugh G – Let me get this straight…One of our candidates personally worked on a defended a redistricting plan that was illegal, tried to steal our government from us, and you want us to believe that's who we should trust with redistricting? The Reps, when the court overturned the illegal scheme, redistricted and we wound up with more Dems in Congress than we had before and lines that were universally praised as fair, but you tell us we should fear having those people do the maps again? It makes not sense, Hugh G. While there may be some reasons to vote for Barnes – although I'm at a loss to think of any – this is clearly not one of them. Clearly, Barnes has abused this before. Don't try to tell us we'd be safe with that wolf back guarding the hen house. Please.
October 23rd, 2010
5:00 pm
I will vote for John Monds and I will feel great about. 48% will vote for Deal and hold their nose. Why would you do that. vote for the best person vote Monds http://www.votemonds.com.
your vote is your vote not the GOP's or the democrats.
October 23rd, 2010
5:05 pm
LMS: If he wins, I will have another "pet" name I will call him.
October 23rd, 2010
5:10 pm
Once again, I'll say it. Any commercials, discussions, parsing, trying-to-convince or wasting of breath trying to talk anyone into voting for Barnes at this point is wasted. People either thought he was incompetent eight years ago or were going to vote Dem anyone, no matter what. Nobody is changing their mind about him at this point. The Dems lost this election when they chose to nominate him instead of someone who could win a general election. No matter how bad they paint Deal, or he paints himself, most people think that he is the only one who has not already proven himself a failure at this office, so they're willing to take a chance, rather than condemn themselves to Barnes again.
It doesn't matter if there is a run-off, if Deal is found holding a smoking gun in front of ten bleeding bodies or even if JC himself were to walk on earth and tell everyone to vote for Barnes, nothing will change the majority's minds at this point. The only way Deal can lose is if he winds up in a runoff with Monds, as that would allow people to vote against Deal without worrying about the worse-of-the-two Barnes getting the office.
Shame on the Dems for putting us in this situation. It was very simple. Don't nominate Barnes and you could beat anyone but Handel. And maybe her, too. The polls clearly showed Barnes would lose to every Rep running in the primary. As usual, Dems thought they knew better, as, for the most part, they are unable to appreciate any viewpoint other than their own. Rather than trying to find a suitable candidate who might represent enough of their views while still able to attract those with differing views, Dems appear to have just thought of others' views as wrong and thought they could bulldoze to a win. Of course they can't, but it's that hubris that will force us to have Deal as a Gov for the next four years.
Yep, the Reps were hoodwinked by a man who didn't disclose the truth, but the Dems chose to have Barnes as their nom, despite the truth being out there and obvious. In other words, while it's a shame the Reps were fooled by Deal, it's worse that the Dems knowingly chose Barnes. I'd rather have the people fooled than the people who knowingly make very bad, impulsive choices.
October 23rd, 2010
5:14 pm
td – what Barnes and the Dems did last time was no gerrymandering. Gerrymandering is legal. The Dems schemed to steal the government, denying citizens of one-man-one-vote. The court decisions, in overtuning and slamming the schemes, were very clear on this. Please stop calling it gerrymandering, as that allows an out: the Dems did what everyone does.
It's the difference between – to drag up a recent case from around here – making someone chicken soup when he is sick and feeding someone soup laced with anti-freeze. One is legal, the other is a crime. Nobody ever accused Ms. Turner of making chicken soup, did they?
October 23rd, 2010
5:21 pm
I have thought about this AJC posting re a possible run-off election and have come to a conclusion. The AJC has moved into the world of reality. They now see that Barnes will NOT be elected. Perhaps they think the possibility of run-off will produce a higher turn-out of democrat voters on November 2, or that a run-off would give Barnes a better shot at the governorship. In either case, they are wrong. The inevitable Republican tide is comming in . . . and it will sweep democrats OUT as it recedes.
October 23rd, 2010
5:24 pm
Thanks TF, but I provide very well all by myself, thank you! Your belief that all liberals are broke and living off of food stamps is very simple minded. As a matter of fact I am a strong fiscal conservative, But I have had enough of the government interfering i in everybody's and the right wing "christian" taliban has destroyed my belief in the Republican party. Personal freedom is far more important to me than how much taxes I pay. I am not controlled by money like the Rethugs and I certainly don't approve of their intrusion into personal lives.
Then here in Georgia, add to that, the nomination of a crook and a liar (I prob would have voted for Handel) to be our next governor and I have absolutely NO faith in Republicans. Sonny has all but destroyed public education in Georgia and eight years of Deal and no only will be 50th, we won't even be able to see 49th. So go ahead with your stupidity and elect a liar and a crook. We will continue to see our state decline year after year after year. And will be the laughingstock of the country when Deal is imprisoned.
October 23rd, 2010
5:25 pm
should have been TD, sorry
October 23rd, 2010
5:26 pm
October 23rd, 2010
5:26 pm
"LMS: If he wins, I will have another "pet" name I will call him."
There won't be any need for you to conjure up another "pet" name. You may just address him as "Sir".
October 23rd, 2010
5:31 pm
"public education in Georgia and eight years of Deal and no only will be 50th, we won't even be able to see 49th"
We will still not be at the bottom, according to Obama. After all, he had campaigned in 57 states and probably would have campaigned in all 58 before he was done.
October 23rd, 2010
5:33 pm
The intelligence of the pro Barnes crowd and the anti Deal crowd could be glaring. But I don't see any. Now I will wait for the squealers and howlers.
October 23rd, 2010
5:33 pm
put it in simple words you can understand if you vote for deal you are an ediot deal is a crook and will only use the office to better himself and his family roy will simply do the right thing for georgia
October 23rd, 2010
5:39 pm
Last Man Standing Up for Shady Deal: There were 57 Democratic primaries and caucuses. He misspoke but we can be pretty sure that someone who was President of the Harvard Law Review knows how many states there are.
October 23rd, 2010
5:57 pm
before deal walked down the aisle to give away his daughter he said to the boy i know you are a crook and you will fit in just fine when you file for bankrupcy you take an oath under penalty of federal law that all the information is correct deal says his personal business has nothing to do with the voters business he really believes this wake up georgia voters
October 23rd, 2010
6:20 pm
To jack freeman:
I said:
October 23rd, 2010
5:33 pm
"The intelligence of the pro Barnes crowd and the anti Deal crowd could be glaring. But I don't see any. Now I will wait for the squealers and howlers."
You said:
October 23rd, 2010
5:33 pm
"put it in simple words you can understand if you vote for deal you are an ediot deal is a crook and will only use the office to better himself and his family roy will simply do the right thing for Georgia"
Idiot is spelled "idiot," not "ediot." That seems to make my case.
I will now wait for the squealers and howlers.
October 23rd, 2010
6:30 pm
The Democrat Party is basically toast in Georgia, now and in the long term for the forseeable future. The governor's office is Deal's to lose and pretty much his for the taking. Some voters may be put off by Deal's seeming continued inability to balance a checkbook, but the simple fact is that there are more Republican voters than Democrat voters in Georgia and that gives Deal and the GOP all that they need to win it in all in November
October 23rd, 2010
6:32 pm
misspelled words is all you got from my comments
October 23rd, 2010
6:33 pm
Let's hope the runoff is between Deal and Monds!
Vote John Monds for governor. The republican and democratic parties have never make it more clear as to why they both need to be sent to the dustbin of history.
October 23rd, 2010
6:34 pm
mad wants to give deal georgias checkbook
October 23rd, 2010
6:40 pm
"He misspoke but we can be pretty sure that someone who was President of the Harvard Law Review knows how many states there are."
He seems to misspeak quite a bit, doesn't he? Maybe you'd care to inform us exactly why he "surrendered" his licence to pratice law?
October 23rd, 2010
6:45 pm
It was at a campaign appearance in Beaverton, Oregon, on May 9, 2008. Obama said, "It is just wonderful to be back in Oregon. And over the last 15 months we've traveled to every corner of the United States. I've now been in 57 states; I think one left to go."
October 23rd, 2010
6:48 pm
We saw what partisan gerrymandering looked like last time with Roy and his buddy Bobby Khan at the helm. He was perfectly willing to violate the voting rights act to get his way. The federal courts had to stop his scheme.
A vote for Roy Barnes is a vote for national democrat power in Georgia. I hope we won't lift a finger to support the democrat agenda.
October 23rd, 2010
6:49 pm
jack freeman:
"misspelled words is all you got from my comments"
That's about all I got out of it, unless you mean the lack of punctuation?
October 23rd, 2010
6:50 pm
Roy Barnes has got to have some huge cajones. He puts out an advertisement suggesting that Deal somehow is soft on crime and insensitive to women. It was ROY BARNES who had his photo taken, IN THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE, with Nuwaubian cult members barely a month before the raid on the compound. Why did Roy Barnes coddle and empower the most notorious serial pedophile in U.S. history? http://bibbrepublicanparty.com.
October 23rd, 2010
7:01 pm
Linda Herren and the RNC should take off their blinders; Deal is going down.
October 23rd, 2010
7:03 pm
To: jack freeman
No, it is not just the misspelling. Really, the whole thing makes my case. Someone important once said, ". . . forgive them, for they know not what they do" (or say). In another place it is written (to paraphrase), "Thou shall not bear false witness against thy neighbor." I believe these things apply to both sides of the campaign. I do appreciate the freedoms that we have to say what we please, but trust me on this, you don't know what you are saying.
This is all I have to say on this subject for today, but I will wait for the squeals and howls.
October 23rd, 2010
7:11 pm
You obviously don't.
October 23rd, 2010
7:20 pm
Last Man: I am aware. He misspoke. You don't believe that a graduate of Columbia University and a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Harvard Law Scollo (and President – i.e. editor on chief of the Law Review) doesn't know there are 50 states?
October 23rd, 2010
7:23 pm
If you cast a vote for either Deal or Barnes, you deserve to be subjected to a runoff.
Monds is the clear choice to show losers that they cannot be a winner by default.
Change Georgia for the positive. Vote Monds.
October 23rd, 2010
7:25 pm
School (typed too fast).
October 23rd, 2010
7:27 pm
"I am aware. He misspoke. You don't believe that a graduate of Columbia University and a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Harvard Law Scollo (and President – i.e. editor on chief of the Law Review) doesn't know there are 50 states?"
I submit that it is within the realm of possibility.
He seems to misspeak quite a bit, doesn't he? Maybe you'd care to inform us exactly why he "surrendered" his licence to pratice law?
October 23rd, 2010
7:43 pm
He's actually the most articulate President we've had since Kennedy. I understand that he is registered with the Illinois Bar as "inactive" which a lawyer voluntarilly does when he or she is admitted but not practicing. That way you don't have to meet CLE requirements and pay lower bar dues. It is a simple matter to become active. Only a complete birther wingnut (or their websites) would interpret that as surrendering a license.


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American Golden Globe Award winning actress and producer Susan Dey first came to fame as Laurie Partridge on the ABC sitcom "The Partridge Family" (1970-1974), from which she also earned a Golden Globe nomination and a TV Land Award. The former model gained even more attention and recognition thanks to her portrayal of Grace Van Owen during the first to sixth season of the NBC legal drama series "L.A. Law" (1986-1992). The role brought Dey her Golden Globe Award and three Emmy nominations. Dey also played regular roles on "Loves Me, Loves Me Not" (1977), "Emerald Point N.A.S." (1983-1984) and "Love & War" (1992-1993), and has made guest appearances in several TV shows, including "S.W.A.T.," "Hawaii Five-O," "Family Law" and Third Watch." Dey has also acted in numerous television movies and films.
Currently, Dey is married to television producer Bernard Sofronski. She has one daughter, Sarah Hirshan, from her previous marriage to Lenny Hirshan (together from 1976 to 1983). She has served as a board member of the Rape Treatment Center at UCLA Medical Center and co-narrated a documentary on campus rape with Corbin Bernsen, her co-star on "L.A. Law."
Childhood and Family:
One of four children, Susan Hallock Smith, who would later be popular as Susan Dey, was born on December 10, 1952, in Pekin, Illinois. Her family soon relocated to New York City, where her father, Robert Smith, worked as an editor for a group of newspapers on Long Island. Her mother, Gail Smith, was a nurse until she died of pneumonia when Susan was eight years old. Susan graduated from Fox Lane High School in Bedford, New York. While in school, she was active in the drama club and appeared in the school productions "Summer and Smoke" and "Arsenic and Old Lace." Susan's sister, Leslie, also was a model, and the sisters once worked for the same agency.
In November 1976, Susan married Lenny Hirshan. The couple had one daughter, Sara Dey-Hirshan, in November 1978. They later divorced on January 19, 1983. Susan married second husband Bernard Sofronski on February 20, 1988.
The Partridge Family
Susan Dey began her career as a model when she was 16 years old. Her first acting job came two years later when she landed the regular role of Laurie Partridge on the musical sitcom "The Partridge Family," about a widowed mother and her five children who venture to a music career. Playing the pretty 18 year old, sensitive, eldest daughter and keyboardist of the traveling musical clan, she was nominated for a 1973 Golden Globe in the category of Best Supporting Actress – Television for her fine acting. She was on the show from its premiered on September 25, 1970 until it ended on March 23, 1974. Dey later received a 2004 TV Land Award for Favorite Teen Dream – Female and a nomination for Most Beautiful Braces in 2007. She and her co-stars that included Shirley Jones, David Cassidy, Danny Bonaduce and Suzanne Crough also shared TV Land nominations for Quintessential Non-Traditional Family (2003) and Favorite Singing Siblings (2006).
While working on the ABC show, Dey also took other acting jobs. In 1972, she made her feature film debut as Elly Brewster in "Skyjacked," a disaster movie starring Charlton Heston, James Brolin, and Yvette Mimieux and directed by John Guillermin. In the following year, she appeared in an episode of "Circle of Fear" and played DeeDee Glynn in the CBS made for television film "Terror on the Beach," opposite Dennis Weaver, Estelle Parsons and Kristoffer Tabori. The same year, she also provided the voice of Laurie Partridge on several episodes of ABC's Saturday morning cartoon show, "Goober and the Ghost Chasers."
After "The Partridge Family" departed the airwaves, Dey again voiced Laurie Partridge on the animated cartoon series "Partridge Family: 2200 A.D." (CBS, 1974-1975), which was the spin off of "The Partridge Family." She appeared in episodes of television series, such as "Born Free" (1974), "The Rookies" (1975), "S.W.A.T." (1975, as Janice), " Hawaii Five-O" (1975), "Matt Helm" (1976), "Petrocelli" (1976), "Good Heavens" (1976), "The Quest" (1976), "The Streets of San Francisco" (1976) and "Barnaby Jones" (1977) before returning to series television as a regular on the short lived CBS sitcom "Loves Me, Loves Me Not" (1977), in which she starred as Jane Benson. Dey was cast in lead role of Valerie Smith, a 17 year who is lured into taking part in a robbery in the television movie "Cage Without a Key" (1975), directed by Buzz Kulik, starred alongside Joaquin Garay III and Tim Matheson in the Western film "The Captive: The Longest Drive 2" (1976) and portrayed Rowena Harper in the CBS TV film "Mary Jane Harper Cried Last Night" (1977), which was nominated for a 1978 Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Made for TV. She starred opposite William Katt in the Joan Darling directed film "First Love" (1977), which was based upon the story Sentimental Education by Harold Brodkey.
Early 1980s found roles in films like "The Comeback Kid" (1980, TV), "Looker" (1981), "The Gift of Life" (1982, TV), "Malibu" (1983), "Sunset Limousine" (1983) and "Love Leads the Way: A True Story" (1984, TV). She played Thomas Mallory's eldest daughter, Celia Warren, on the television drama series "Emerald Point N.A.S.," starring Dennis Weaver as Rear Admiral Thomas Mallory, the commanding officer of the N.A.S. The show ran on CBS from September 26, 1983 until March 12, 1984.
After the cancellation of "Emerald Point N.A.S.," Dey gained a huge success on the small screen when she was cast as lawyer Grace Van Owen on the David E. Kelley legal drama "L.A. Law" (NBC, 1986-1994), a role she had during the show's first six seasons. The actress picked up a 1988 Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series – Drama for her performance, plus another four nominations in the same category, as well as three Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.
During her stint on the show, Dey also appeared in other projects. In 1986, she starred with Tom Hulce in the comedy/draam film "Echo Park," which was directed and produced by Robert Dornhelm. She next teamed up with Tom Villard and Elaine Giftos for the comedy film "The Trouble with Dick" (1987), helmed by Gary Walkow, portrayed Sister Ann McKeon in the made for television film "Angel in Green" (1987), opposite Milo O'Shea, Pete Smith and Dan Lauria, and was cast as Beth Williams in the award winning television special " A Place at the Table" (1988), opposite Lukas Haas, Jenny Lewis and David Morse. Besides, she was featured as Southern Belle in "That's Adequate" (1988), a Faux documentary about a fictional Hollywood film studio, starred in the ABC TV film " I Love You Perfect" (1989), on which she also made her debut as co-producer, and starred opposite Chris Cooper in the fact based docudrama "Bed of Lies" (ABC, 1992).
After leaving "L.A. Law," Dey starred as a Chicago restaurateur named Wallis 'Wally' Porter on the first season of the CBS sitcom "Love & War" (1992-1993). She quit due to 'creative differences' with the producers, and was replaced by Annie Potts for the following two seasons until the show ended in 1995. Dey starred and co-produced the television film "Love, Lies & Lullabies" (ABC, 1993), opposite Lorraine Toussaint and D.W. Moffett, played Roberta 'Robby' DeBoer in the made for TV film "Whose Child Is This? The War for Baby Jessica" (ABC, 1993), with Quince Camazzola and Tom Heaton, and was cast as Joanna / Emma Doyle, an abused wife on the CBS TV movie "Beyond Betrayal" (1994). She continued to star in TV films such as "Deadly Love" (1995), "Blue River" (Fox1995) and "Bridge of Time" (Fox, 1997) and landed a supporting role in the film "Avenged" (1998), directed by Rift Kahn. In 1999, she made a guest appearance in an episode of "Family Law."
Dey returned to acting after a few years hiatus when she was cast alongside Harry Hamlin on the TBS television film "Disappearance" (2002), helmed and written by Walter Klenhard. The same year, she reprised her role of Grace Van Owen on the television film "L.A. Law: The Movie." In the following year, she co-starred with Scott Cooper and Pamela Moore Somers in the film "Rain," directed Robert J. Wilson and written by Martin Kitrosser and John McGowan. In 2004, she portrayed Dr. Breene, a fire department psychiatrist in the "Third Watch" episodes, "Family Ties: Part 1 and 2." She has since put her acting career on the backburner.
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|Craig Parshall, General Counsel
August 11, 2010
The last seventeen days have been a bad news/good news story for the legal process in America. Let me start first with three examples of bad news. On July 26th in the Eastern District of Michigan's federal court, a decision was rendered that, if followed by other judges, could end up confining Christian professionals to a kind of academic "Warsaw ghetto" of oblivion. In Ward v. Wilbanks, an "A" student in the counseling graduate program of Eastern Michigan University was kicked out for allegedly violating the code of ethics. Her infraction? The fact that during the practicum program, Julea Wards, the student and a Christian, suggested to her supervisor that a potential client (a homosexual dealing with depression) be referred to another counselor because she would not be able to affirm the client's lifestyle, something she might be expected to do. Her attempted referral, by the way, was actually in accord with the standards of the American Counseling Association. However, Judge George Caram Steeh didn't see it that way and upheld the University, even though he admitted that Julea's administrative hearing before school officials had culminated in a veritable "theological bout." Secularists often cite the medieval heresy trial of Galileo as supposed evidence of the intractable closed-mindedness of "the church." I am now waiting to see if those same commentators will line up in support of Julea Ward's right of Christian conscience to commit the modern "heresy" of speaking up for Biblical morality.
Next came the decision of federal judge Vaughn Walker, who holds court in San Francisco. In Perry v. City and County of San Francisco, he ruled that the statewide Proposition 8 ballot initiative that upheld marriage as comprised of one man and one woman violated the constitutional rights of same-sex partners. By his reasoning, homosexuals possess the same fundamental rights to marry as heterosexuals. His outrageous ruling achieved its end, in part, by striking expert testimony that supported the importance of traditional marriage and which cited scientific studies showing that children were generally better off in heterosexual married households than in a host of alternative arrangements, such as living with stepfamilies. Walker ruled that those studies weren't good enough, apparently making the critical assumption that married homosexuals will have just as positive an influence on children as traditional marriage. It's hard to limit my examples of Judge Walker's flawed legal analysis, but here are two: at one point he notes that alternatives to marriage – like "domestic partnerships" – "do not provide the same social meaning as marriage." He fails to recognize that permitting aberrations like same-sex marriage will end up radically redefining within our culture that very same "social meaning" of marriage. Judge Walker also accepted the breathtaking proclamation by the expert witnesses, on behalf of the gay activists, that "gays and lesbians lack political power." For those of us who spend any time on Capitol Hill, such a proposition is patently absurd for reasons that ought to be obvious to anyone.
Then there is the Senate confirmation of Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court. She has advanced the stunning notion that federal judges can use the legal principles of foreign nations and international courts to change the way they interpret our own American Constitution. As a legal scholar Ms. Kagan has also written about free speech in terms that deeply trouble those of us who believe that First Amendment rights should belong to Christians, especially when we voice opinions at odds with the politically correct climate of popular opinion.
Yet there is a glimmer of light breaking through at the same time. This summer I had the opportunity to join Bob Powers, our Vice President of Government Relations, in mentoring two law school interns ("externs" technically) from Liberty University School of Law: Michelle ("MG") Waddell and Jeremy Lemon. They are part of a small army of future lawyers being trained not only in the "nuts and bolts" of legal practice, but also in the Biblical roots of our Western law traditions. It will be up to them and their generation to try to reverse the dangerous trajectory of our legal ship of state. Frankly, we leave them a ship with tattered sails and a broken rudder. To them I say, Godspeed, and may your tribe increase.


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Updated March 15, 2013: Former Picher residents are taking on an appraisal company they say undervalued their homes in a $40 million federal buyout. Now, they are taking on the appraiser as one.
The former residents of the mining towns of Picher, Carding and Hockerville were offered buyouts after studies by the EPA declared their land to be lead contaminated and likely to cave in from over-mining.
A judge has now combined the 252 individual claims into a single class action suit.
Posted March 6, 2013: Former residents of Picher, Oklahoma are back in court seeking more money for homes the government bought out back in 2009.
The former Picher property owners have alleged that they received unfair, undervalued appraisals and are seeking what they call fair compensation for their homes.
The former residents of the mining towns of Picher, Carding and Hockerville were offered buyouts from the Lead Impacted Communities Relocation Assistance Trust.
Hundreds of properties were involved in the $40 million buyout after studies by the EPA declared the area lead contaminated and likely to cave in from over-mining.
The most recent hearing was held in Tulsa County on Friday to review the lawsuit filed by over 200 former Picher residents to decide if the suit should be combined into a class action suit.
"We felt that we weren't treated right, we weren't given the right amount of money for our home," says former Picher resident Amy Couzan. "We had a family and I wanted my children to inherent the best of everything and if it was worth $180,000 to $200,000 I think they should have paid us for it."
Couzan says she was given $40,000 under what her home was appraised.
But appraisal companies defend the buyout offers.
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Cranberry-Raspberry Sangría
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- 1 (48-ounce) bottle cranberry-raspberry juice cocktail
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Many have rated Prince Rogers Nelson, the diminutive musician, as the greatest of his generation. Rhodri Huw's well-structured film looks at the career of the boy from Minneapolis and how he came to revolutionize black music in the 1980s and beyond. Via albums such as 1999 and Purple Rain through to his explicit lyrics and spectacular stage shows, Prince has rarely lacked ambition or imagination. Huw's film captures the highs and lows of Prince's career and also his battle for control of his music.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Who turned out the lights?
The day after the 34-minute blackout at the Super Bowl, the exact cause -- and who's to blame -- were unclear, though a couple of potential culprits had been ruled out.
It wasn't Beyonce's electrifying halftime performance, according to Doug Thornton, manager of the state-owned Superdome, since the singer had her own generator. And it apparently wasn't a case of too much demand for power. Meters showed the 76,000-seat stadium was drawing no more electricity than it does during a typical New Orleans Saints game, Thornton said.
The lights-out game Sunday proved an embarrassment for the Big Easy just when it was hoping to show the rest of the world how far it has come since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. But many fans and residents were forgiving, and officials expressed confidence that the episode wouldn't hurt the city's hopes of hosting the championship again.
To New Orleans' great relief, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the city did a "terrific" job hosting its first pro football championship in the post-Katrina era, and added: "I fully expect that we will be back here for Super Bowls."
Fans watching from their living rooms weren't deterred, either. An estimated 108.4 million people saw the Baltimore Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31, making it the third most-viewed program in television history. Both the 2010 and 2011 games hit the 111 million mark.
The problem that caused the outage was believed to have happened around the spot where a line that feeds current from the local power company, Entergy New Orleans, connects with the Superdome's electrical system, officials said. But whether the fault lay with the utility or with the Superdome was not clear.
Determining the cause will probably take days, according to Dennis Dawsey, a vice-president for distribution and transmission for Entergy. He said the makers of some of the switching gear have been brought in to help figure out what happened.
An attorney for the state board that oversees the Superdome said the blackout did not appear to be related to the replacement in December of electrical equipment connecting the stadium to Entergy. Officials with the utility and the Superdome noted that an NFL game, the Sugar Bowl and another bowl game were played there in recent weeks with no apparent problems.
The blackout came after a nearly flawless week of activity for football fans in New Orleans leading up to the big game.
"I hope that's not what they'll remember about this Super Bowl," French Quarter artist Gloria Wallis said. "I hope that what they'll remember is they had a great time here and that they were welcomed here."
Ravens fan Antonio Prezioso, a Baltimore native who went to the game with his 11-year-old son, said the outage just extended the experience.
"The more time we could spend at the game was a good thing, as long as it ended the way it did," he said, laughing.
The city last hosted the Super Bowl in 2002, and officials were hoping this would serve as the ultimate showcase for the city's recovery. The storm tore holes in the roof of the Superdome and caused water damage to its electrical systems, and more than $330 million was spent repairing and upgrading the stadium.
Sunday's Super Bowl was New Orleans' 10th as host, and officials plan to make a bid for an 11th in 2018.
Mayor Mitch Landrieu told WWL-AM on Monday that the outage won't hurt the city's chances, and he joked that the game got better after the blackout: "People were leaving and the game was getting boring, so we had to do a little something to spice it up."
Jarvis DeBerry, a columnist for nola.com and The Times-Picayune, wrote that the power outage gave the media "an opportunity to laugh at the apparent ineptitude or suggest that the ghosts of Hurricane Katrina were haunting the Superdome."
"That's not the kind of attention the city was looking for, obviously," he wrote, "but it's certainly too soon to say if people will remember the power shortage over San Francisco's furious comeback attempt against Baltimore or if this will harm the city's future opportunities to host the Super Bowl."
Bjorn Hanson, dean of New York University's Center for Hospitality and Sports Management, said the episode shouldn't hurt the city's reputation as a big convention destination. "I think people view it for what it was: an unusual event with a near-record power draw," he said. "It was the equivalent of a circuit breaker flipping."
The American Association of Neurological Surgeons will meet in New Orleans from April 27 to May 1. Patty Anderson, director of meetings for the group, said of the blackout: "I never even gave it a second thought. To me, the city is bigger, stronger and more vibrant than it's ever been."
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InVenture provides financial identity and credit scoring services to the previously unbanked in South Asia and Africa. It offers free SMS, Voice and Android money-management tools for small business owners and head of households and licenses it's credit scoring services and algorithms to finance institutions, NGOs, governments, and credit providers.
Ted is perhaps best know for founding and serving as CEO of Dogster, Inc. makers of Dogster & Catster early immersive web communities known for putting their customer's first while still maintaining profitability by developing creative advertising solutions and membership programs
Ted sold Dogster & Catster to Say Media where Ted served as VP of Social, leading all engagement, identity and growth strategies for Say's rapidly expanding publishing portfolio.
Ted's first business OneMatchFire provided customer web services in the early days of dynamic web products.
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Who says new businesses won't come to Clayton County?
During a time when jobs are being lost, it is great to know that businesses are opening, creating jobs and stimulating the economy right in our backyard.
According to an AJC article, QT Kitchens brought 227 jobs to Clayton and, hopefully, our residents got first dibs on those positions. The Ellenwood and Lovejoy areas have slowly been blossoming for awhile now with businesses that appear here to stay.
Another newbie is "Da Dancing Pig" (1489 Mundys Mill Road, Jonesboro, 770.210.8844, 12-8pm Tues-Sat.), where hickory smoked pork slab ribs are the specialty. Owner Jasper Roundtree actually lives in DeKalb, but found Clayton "more suitable than DeKalb county" for his business.
"This is a very diverse neighborhood and community here," says Roundtree. "You just have to put roots down and go for it wherever the opportunity looks best." Says Clayton resident and repeat customer Julie Brown, "The food is really good, it's close to home, and they are very friendly here. My favorite is the BBQ ribs."
Although not a new business per se, AMC's Southlake Pavilion recently opened an IMAX theater which will surely produce new jobs and customers. Clayton was chosen as an IMAX site because "… it is one of many of AMC's top-performing locations in the U.S.," says spokeswoman Sun Dee Larson. Upcoming IMAX flicks include: "Monsters vs. Aliens" (March 27), "Star Trek" (May 8), "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" (June 16) and "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" coming this summer.
If you have been to the "Da Dancing Pig" or AMC's IMAX theater, what did you think? Are there any new or existing businesses in Clayton that you would recommend residents patronize?
March 26th, 2009
9:30 am
This is where we differ, I don't think there is all that much wrong with our country. We are perfect? no, we are only the richest nation in the history of earth, but I guess we are a complete failure, huh?
It is like health care, we have the best doctors, best hospitals, and best medical schools in the world, but obviously something is wrong.
Where else to the "poor" with 400 pounds? Maybe we should model our country after Somalia, Zimbabwe, or even Mr. Obama's homeland, Kenya. Those countries seem to be run well, maybe we should run our like that?
To quote Obama "America is the richest most powerful nation in the world, we need change"
March 26th, 2009
10:15 am
Surprise, surprise, surprise!!!! Shazam!!!
Sgt. Rock did you study English? That sure was a nice way of telling him to "Shut up idiot and prove your point"
Semper Fi
March 26th, 2009
10:20 am
You continue to show how uneducated, unintelligent, ignorant, and how uninformed you are on your lack of knowledege on the subject matter on the blog topic of the week.
Your stupidity and foolish thinking is showing in your nonsense, childish, and immature posting that you did yesterday evening at 9:27 P.M. in that you had nothing meaningful, intelligent, thought provoking, or thought engaging to say.
Your postings are idiotic, stupid, and juvenile and are the type and quality of postings that only an idiotic and a fool would post.
If you cannot post in an intelligent, informative, educated, and mature way and provide thought provoking, in depth, knowledgeable, detailed, and credible information in your postings like the the bloggers and posters you critized in your last two postings did, you should not continue to write postings on this blog topic of the week.
March 26th, 2009
10:28 am
Sgt Rock. You ROCK!!!!! I agree with your points 100% If they can't make a point here you can bet They will pull out the PC "I'M A VICTUM" card. I am sorry my family did NOT fight for the South. We only had a small vacation here in Georgia with Sherman. So they shouldn't blame others for their mifortunes. After all The lord helps those who help themselves.
March 26th, 2009
6:37 pm
Sgt. Rockhead,whatever,The Commentor Gomer Pyle vs. Ding-a-Ling,Mr. Punk Charlie and John Stewart
ROCK THIS!! After all this week's topic and discussion on this Blog, you guys are still in denial about your own self worth! It's a conundrum to me that seemingly intelligent people are so antithetical to pluralism in Clayton. You guys are so cohere in your own ways that you bulwark yourselves in front of your computer all day overdosing on your own dogma.
You guys profligate your days thinking about Clayton some 20, 30, 40 years ago. You guys are so stagnant and inert in your conservative thinking and that's counterintuitive into what's going on in 2009. You guys folks own all the major businesses in Clayton but you're poorly represented in the county offices; therefore you suffer the same crisis some suffered in the 1700's "taxation without representation".
Although when you had your chances, you squandered them and turned the county into what we have today. The vast majority of Clayton population was subservience to assimilate with you and your ways but they found them perverse and vicious toward others. There is a paradox in what speak and how you conduct yourselves.
I gave you a viable solution to your woes with this county; when I said run for office-make a difference for yourselves, but you segue to torrential degradation when I provide didactic dialogue as such. However, we see the bottom line of your actions was formulaic by your progenitors with the sheets over their heads.
March 26th, 2009
6:44 pm
I know you "Idiots" need a "Thesaurus" to digest that!
March 27th, 2009
10:57 am
A superintendent is only as good as her or his help. Val needs to get her some help in the Human Resources Department. Ultimately, it is her responsibility. She needs adults in that department…adults who know how to follow the law.
March 27th, 2009
11:27 am
Lil Stealth Patrol, still spewing vitrol I see. YAWN!
Wise up and get a clue! Continue to whine and race bait and see yourself left behind. Previous White, and now Black officials of ClayCo have led us to where we are now. You cannot blame race or point fingers when the county has been controlled by Blacks in over 90% of offices for the past years. Its SHOW TIME!
Black and Democrats are in power, but why is the county still in need? WHY? It's because Clayco has little diversity. We need more 'others' by race, religion, class, and culture to improve the area, or it will continue to be a ghetto dumping place…..
March 27th, 2009
2:53 pm
We need a completely new electorate.
March 27th, 2009
3:51 pm
Stealth Patrol, you seem to just "know" all about me, but you don't address the topics I bring up.
I guess attaching the messager is the only solution when one cannot intelligently debate their side of an issue. Unfortunatly your side cannot be supported by facts.
March 27th, 2009
6:53 pm
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We are having problems with various Internet features on our laptop (HP Pavilion g series). We have Windows 7 (64 bit), and are using IE9. The problems started yesterday (just after installing a set of Windows security updates).
I also can't open the security software (McAfee/BT Netprotect). When I click on the icon a blank white box appears, although according to Task Manager McAfee is running.
Other sites don't work, properly or at all, especially anything involving videos or pictures, also some sites where there are buttons to click on (no button appears, or appears but doesn't work). Google Maps doesn't work at all.
I don't know much about computers but I assume that this is most likely to be a problem with Javascript function. I wondered if it would help to instal the latest Adobe Flash player, but couldn't (the download button won't appear on the Adobe download page).
I assume it isn't a problem with video drivers because (i) the problem is more widespread than video and (ii) videos stored on the hard disk play perfectly.
Any suggestions gratefully accepted.
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I can think of only one man who could possibly receive this first, in the end. My guild's co-GM has been not only my most loyal member (Having left only once due to a large error in my judgement, though he promptly came back and refuses to leave now), but my most supportive, through good and bad, through in-game and real life. He's been pretty much leading all of the guild raids since I quit doing the job myself due to organizational stress, and has been my check in balance and personal advisor for tough decisions. He pays attention during raids and knows what he's doing, and does plenty of research. He's developed a number of alts since Cata, but he's always stuck with his mage throughout when it comes to raiding, unless we absolutely need a tank.
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- Bottle Opening wide, from the bottom.
Push the drinking tip back in, turn the bottle upside down and unscrew the base cap. Fill with fresh water, close and tighten the cap. Freezable - just make sure the SPRESH is only half filled.
Hold the SPRESH upright upright towards your mouth and pull out the drinking tip with your teeth. Start drinking, using tip as a straw. Squeeze the bottle to increase the flow.
Half fill with water and a few drops of lemon or soap. Shake well and rinse.
- Do not fill or wash with water above 70ºC (160º-F).
- Do not microwave or expose to temperatures above 70ºC (160º-F).
- Please note: When not in use, leave bottle open to air dry.
- SPRESH Datasheet
SPRESH Datasheet
please make a bigger one - 1000ml or even
1200ml for longer workouts :)
I bought a bottle this week in Ludlow, UK. It's just what I have been looking for - brilliant to use and good-looking too. I shall take it on my walks and to my Zumba classes with pride!
For road biking, a larger size bottle (at least 800 cc and even more) is immediately required. Please work on it.
Really unique design. I love it! The only thing is it is a bit hard to freeze it because the ice blocks the hole part and you cant squeeze it. Other than that it is a great drink bottle.
Great water bottle. The kids love it and its good while driving as don't have to tilt head.
love the design, very edgy
Excellent but too small - need larger size!
my daughter loves it & says the water is even better tasting!
huh? why can't you add ice cubes? I use mine with ice. It is actually really convenient for ice because a regular bottle is to narrow and this one lets you open the whole bottom so that they fit.
found it hard to use. you cannot add ice cubes to water...
Great invention. I use it on my bike, while cycling, and don't have to tilt my head back but can concentrate on the road. Fits into bottle cage (only a small gap, but so far doesn't fall out).
Great bottle, very comfortable, cool colors... I use it daily...
Simple and brilliant!


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