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SK+G is a premier leisure and lifestyle marketing agency for leading companies throughout the U.S. and internationally. Agency principals John Schadler and Jerry Kramer founded SK+G in 1999. It has grown rapidly in a short time span, currently employing 115+ people with annual billings of more than $100 million.
There is no "I" in team. But, there is a John, Jerry, Ellen… well, you'll see. Meet the principal players who inspire the agency to new and greater heights.
John Schadler
Managing Partner
Jerry Kramer
Managing Partner
Marc Lineveldt
Executive Creative Director
Ellen Curtis
Senior Vice President, Managing Director
Jim Gentleman
Senior Vice President, Account Management & Strategy
Norm Craft
Vice President, Account Management
Joan Jungblut
Vice President, Media
Michele Madole
Director of Public Relations
Steve Averitt
Executive Design Director
Doug Hentges
Creative Director
Tatiana Heniges
Account Director/Strategist, Digital
Cabot Woolley
Senior Vice President, Strategy and Development,TRIALOGUE Direct
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At SK+G, we have a unique perspective on advertising, thanks to our location in the capital of consumerism. This insight shapes our approach into one that consistently delivers results. We're more than a full service ad agency with a broad spectrum of cohesive solutions. We're brand architects, savvy storytellers and digital pioneers.
Explore the various means by which we help brands come into their own – and make the world take notice.
We make a lot of headlines.
(Even some we didn't write.)
All the news that's fit to print, tweet, post, pin or blog. Speaking of blogs, check out A Gentleman's Musings, written by our resident ambassador of all things marketing, Jim Gentleman.
BLVDS LV Culture Issue - September 2014
Our Executive Creative Director, Mark Lineveldt, featured in the current issue of BLVDS LV magazine.
Queensridge Place in Luxury Daily - August 2014
SK+G PR client One Queensridge place in luxury daily.
The Factory Kitchen in Los Angeles - July 2014
SK+G PR client The Factory Kitchen in Los Angeles gets love from Wine Spectator Magazine.
JBA Consulting Engineers - July 2014
SK+G PR secures feature story in Casino International for JBA Consulting Engineers, highlighting the company's new software app, JBA360™
Sunset Magazine - April 2014
SK+G PR secures coverage in the April issue of Sunset magazine for off-strip retail and dining destination
Fox Business - February 2014
SK+G PR secures story for client, One Queensridge Place, on Fox News National.
eGaming Review - February 2014
Jim Gentleman chatted with eGaming Review North America about online gaming operators ramping up their efforts to attract most lucrative players.
Super Bowl Ads – February 2014
SK+G's Jim Gentleman speaks with FOX 5 about what to expect from the ads in Super Bowl XLVIII.
The Modern Contemporary Art Museum - January 25, 2014
SK+G PR is spreading the word for this cultural endeavor coming to downtown Las Vegas, January 2014.
Yahoo! Travel - January 2014
Yahoo! Travel story covers our client Baha Mar in "The most over-the-top hotel openings in 2014."
El Encanto Resort - January 22, 2014
Our client, El Encanto Resort in Santa Barbara, added by Forbes Travel Guide to its exclusive list of Five-Star properties.
Mobile Marketing Watch - October 2013
mobileStorm Inc., a leading Communication Service Provider, has announced a new strategic partnership with Las Vegas marketing agency SK+G.
Las Vegas Business Press – August 2013
SK+G's Jim Gentleman talks about social media's benefits and pitfalls for businesses.
Review-Journal - June 2013
Las Vegas Review-Journal on SK+G's expansion into Asia
Casino International Magazine - June 2013
John Schadler spoke with Casino International about SK+G's success in creating compelling marketing campaigns for international audiences and brands.
Global Gaming Business Magazine – May 2013
SK+G's Jim Gentleman discusses the importance and effectiveness of non-traditional marketing approaches.
Las Vegas Review Journal – April 2013
SK+G's Jim Gentleman shares his thoughts on social media's impact on the marketing and advertising worlds.
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SK+G's PR team secures major national network time for client Exotics Racing on "CBS This Morning."
Super Bowl ads with Fox 5's MORE Access
SK+G's Sr. VP of Strategy and Account Management, Jim Gentleman, dishes on Super Bowl ads with Fox 5's MORE Access.
New York Times article - December 17, 2012
Allegiant Travel Company selects SK+G as Agency of Record for media planning and buying.
Spin the Agencies of Records -December 6, 2012
SK+G Advertising has been selected by Allegiant Travel Company as agency of record to provide media planning and buying for all markets serviced by the company
Tuesday Odds and Ends - December 4, 2012
Las Vegas-based SK+G Advertising has been chosen as media buying/planning AOR for Allegiant Travel Company
The New York Times - December 3, 2012
Solaire Resort and Casino Manila chose SK&G Advertising, Las Vegas, to provide consultation on advertising and design
Media Daily News - November 26, 2012
SK+G Advertising has won the advertising and creative brief for Solaire Resort & Casino Manila
Monday Odds and Ends - November 26, 2012
Solaire Resort & Casino Manila has picked Las Vegas-based SK+G Advertising to provide advertising and design consultation
Ad Age - October 29, 2012
Jackpot! Online Casinos to Drop Billions on Ads - John Schadler quoted.
Vegas Inc. - June 18, 2012
"Savvy companies are looking to the surging Hispanic market for growth" - Jim Gentleman quoted
Vegas Inc. - June 11, 2012
Jim Gentleman wrote a guest column for the Las Vegas Sun and Vegas Inc. on the agency's appearance in The Pitch
Las Vegas Woman Magazine - May 2012
SK+G staffers included in leading ladies
Las Vegas Sun - The Pitch - Agency's win - April 30, 2012
Las Vegas Sun Pitch - April 24, 2012
Las Vegas Ad Agency will make its pitch on new TV series
Seven Magazine - SK+G on The Pitch
Adrants.com - April 5, 2012
SK+G has developed and launched 'Modern Seduction' campain for ARIA Resort & Casino
Las Vegas Business Press - March 12, 2012
SK+G working with hospitality brands abroad including Baha Mar, the $3.5 billion resort opening in late 2014 in Nassau, The Bahamas
nytimes.com - March 5, 2012
SK+G named Agency of Record for Baha Mar
Vegas Inc. - January 9, 2012
SK+G's Digital team recognized with the Las Vegas Interactive Marketing Association award for 'Best e-Commerce Platform' for their work on the L'Auberge Lakes Charles website
Fox Five - December 2011
SK+G's Sr. VP of Strategy, Jim Gentleman, discusses the biggest social media blunders of 2011 on Fox 5's MORE Access
casinojournal.com - December 2011
SK+G's Digital division develops an online booking engine for L'Auberge du Lac Casino Resort
Vegas Inc. - September 26, 2011
Meet Cabot Woolley, V.P. at Trialogue Direct, the Direct Marketing division of SK+G
Las Vegas Business Press - August 2011
SK+G named best large Advertising Agency by the Las Vegas Business Press. The publication sat down with managing partners John Schadler and Jerry Kramer to learn what has made the agency thrive.
Fox Five - February 2011
SK+G's Sr. VP of Strategy, Jim Gentleman, discusses the best Super bowl ads on Fox 5's More Access
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Welcome to the Leisure Lab.
Some scientists chase tornadoes. We chase luxury consumer trends. (We like to live dangerously.) Our not-secret laboratory happens to be located in the largest leisure destination in the world, the capital of consumerism, Las Vegas. It's here that we collect our data and use it to help launch and market some of the world's premier hospitality brands.
Please, examine our fine specimens to the left... at your leisure, of course.
Working at SK+G is nothing short of joining one, big, happy, slightly dysfunctional family. We work hard, laugh harder and love (really love) our happy hours. With exciting projects, chic surroundings and a culture that's as unique as it is welcoming, SK+G is a haven for artful souls, longing to be part of something bigger.
Las Vegas is more than showgirls and white tigers. The real Vegas entertains in all sorts of ways. Whether you're an art buff, foodie, hiker or diver, you'll find your passions right here, or really close by. Even LA comes here to escape. (Especially from state taxes!)
Work with friends. And benefits.
Not that the work isn't rewarding enough, we're throwing a little syrup on those pancakes! Like three weeks vacation, one week sick time and nine company holidays – so much time off, you might forget where the office is.
Of course, we have some optional extras too – car washing, dry cleaning, soothing massages – plus an abundance of snacks, drinks and prizes (office bingo!). And the crown jewel? Friday lounge, overflowing with lots of team spirit(s).
Read below for the full list of bennies.
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text: Kicker 12PX100.2 2-channel amplifier 50 watts RMS x 2 at 2 ohms Zoom Front Photos Videos My vehicle's homepage We don't check this item for fit or compatibility. Item #: 206PX1K2 Review Summary 4 people say Low Stock $169.99 Was: -$25.50 : Outlet Savings Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Scratch & Dent Price Loading... $144.49 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $169.99 New Stock Buy this item and earn up to 145 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 145 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Kicker 12PX100.2 by Buck Pomerantz My system has plenty of power. Who needs an amp? You might think you don't need an amp because you have a 400-watt system in your car, or because your new stereo puts out 50 watts a channel. But those are peak wattage ratings, which may boil down to 15 or 20 watts per channel, using the more realistic RMS rating. An amp sends your speakers the power they need to deliver your music with clarity and impact, whether you're using factory speakers or high-performance components. And low-frequency reproduction requires lots of power, so an amp is an absolute must if you're adding a sub to your system. Bring the music outside Kicker designed the PX100.2 2-channel amplifier to work in your powersports vehicle, boat, motorcycle, ATV, golf cart, tractor, or any other vehicle using a 12-volt charging system. This weather-resistant music maker fits in the palm of your hand — or on the fairing of your bike — putting out up to 50 watts RMS per channel so you can hear your tunes clearly as you work or play outside. Optimized for 2-ohm speakers The PX100.2 employs Kicker's Direct Amp Technology, using the vehicle's electrical system as its power supply so the amp will run cool even while you're pushing it hard and loud. Kicker recommends the PS5250 5-1/4" Powersports speakers as the perfect match for the PX100.2, as their 2-ohm impedance pulls maximum power from this dynamic little amp. See more info on this item Highlights:2-channel amplifier (works in any vehicle with a 12-volt charging system)25 watts RMS x 2 at 4 ohms (50 watts RMS x 2 at 2 ohms)Direct Amp Technology results in 90% efficiencyselectable high-pass filter (off, 100 Hz, 250 Hz at 24 dB/octave)preamp and speaker-level inputs (speaker-level input requires an optional adapter)14- to 10-gauge power and ground leads recommended wiring and hardware not included with amplifierfuse rating: 10A x 17-3/8"W x 2-1/16"H x 3-1/2"Dwarranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Performance RMS Power Output (Watts x Channels) 25 x 2 Peak Power Output (Watts x Channels) N/A Power at 2 Ohms (Watts x Channels) 50 x 2 Bridged Power (Watts x Channels) N/A Minimum Impedance Bridged N/A Minimum Impedance Unbridged 2 Best Frequency Response 20-20k Hz THD at Rated RMS Power 1% Signal to Noise Ratio 85 dB Input Voltage --- Features Amplifier Class Not Given Low-Pass Crossover Frequency N/A Low-Pass Slope (dB/octave) N/A High-Pass Crossover Frequency 100 Hz or 250 Hz High-Pass Slope (dB/octave) 24 dB/oct Bass Boost No Bass Boost Frequency N/A Fan Cooled No Fuse Rating 10 Speaker Level Inputs Harness Preamp Outputs No Width (inches) 7-3/8 Height (inches) 2-1/16 Depth (inches) 3-1/2 Parts Warranty 2 Years Labor Warranty 2 Years Product Research What's in the box? 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Features Overview: PX series amplifiers are designed for motorized vehicles with small battery/charging systems; Kicker's new Direct Amp Technology uses the vehicle's charging system as its power supply, offering 90-percent efficiency. As a result, the PX100.2 draws a maximum of less than 10 amps and outputs solid power without taxing the limited charging capacity found on motorcycles, utility or other vehicles. Little ventilation is required and with its small footprint, the PX100.2 can be installed in motorcycle saddle bags or fairings, glove compartments, or other small spaces. Power Output: The PX100.2 is a stereo amplifier and is 2Ω stable. The power output is 25 watts RMS x 2 at 4Ω (<1% THD+N) and 50 watts RMS x 2 at 2Ω (< 1% THD+N). The amp was designed to power one or two pair of PS5250 full range speakers (available in 4Ω and 2Ω), but it can also be used with other speakers. 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The pursuit of knowledge can be a dangerous thing. Or rather, the result of that pursuit can be dangerous. Even deadly. But where do we draw the line between legitimate scientific inquiry — with its occasionally lethal byproducts or aftereffects — and plain old irresponsible egotism? At what point does an intellectual quest prove itself to be nothing more than (with a nod to the ancient Greeks) the ancient sin of hubris?
The reason there's no consensus, even among scientists and researchers, on where that invisible line exists is due, of course, not only to the quite slippery nature of the question, but to the ever-shifting nature of the line itself. Consider the British author and futurist Sir Arthur Clarke's famous "Third Law": Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. If Sir Arthur is on to something with that poetic assertion — and, for our purposes, we'll argue that he certainly is — how can any culture expect agreement among all of its people, much less between between different generations on what truly constitutes legitimate, responsible science and what constitutes the pursuit of knowledge run amok?
In September 1965, LIFE magazine presented its millions of readers with a lengthy, thoughtful feature that it characterized as the first in an ambitious four-part series "on the profound and astonishing biological revolution." Titled Control of Life, the series sought to create a framework within which LIFE could grapple with some of the most exciting and troubling recent (at the time) advances in science and medicine. The magazine described the intent of the four-part series in these words:
Of all the fantastic breakthroughs that modern science is making, none will touch man more closely, more wondrously — or more fearfully — than those now being made on the far-out frontiers of medicine and biology. As a result of research already well-advanced, man may one day be able to prolong his life for decades by replacing his failing organs as he now replaces the failing parts of his car. He may hope to foreordain the intellect and the physical characteristics of his children and of all the generations to follow. He may, though was strange to contemplate, yet being seriously pursued, be able to achieve a kind of immortality.
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Oaxaca: A Travelogue
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Last week I shared a few photos from my winter-break trip to Mexico. Before that, my brother spent a few days in Oaxaca—a place I'd been to 15 years ago, and which affords me the opportunity to write a few things more about Mexican color.
Oaxaca is state in south central Mexico, and is the site of several pre-Columbian cultures, numerous ancient cities, colonial Spanish churches and bright outdoor squares. My brother's photos were so vivid just flipping through the viewfinder on the beach; I thought I'd share my notes.
A culture's sense of color and design reflects the local environment and here, bright Mexican colors get even brighter and more elemental, or as Scott would say, "mas alegre"—make it happier.
Indigo is native to here, as is "Mayan Blue" and the bright red pigment cochineal, made from the insect. These dyes are all exceedingly colorfast and have stood the test of time. And how can you think of Mexico and not think of all that Spanish gold? The natives suffered mightily under their conquerors, and had to be seduced into the new churches replacing their temples.
I close with a slide show of a variety of architectural styles, and leave it to reader submissions for possible color inspirations at home.
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Great photos, but you must have a highly unusual definition of the word "seduced."
That 1st pic looks a little like the photos I recently took on my vacation in Burano. I just love brightly painted buildings (but how do you get your neighbors to all go with it so you get the full variety of colors?!).
Thank you! Mexico's my home, and I love the colors and textures :)
AT is a great site, but I prefer this over the gray walls in almost every house tour haha
I traveled around Mexico a few years ago and absolutely loved Oaxaca as much as Guanajuato. The colors of Mexican houses convinced me not to have white walls for as long as I can help it.
Me encanta Oaxaca!!!
The State Dept has a travel warning for Mexico due to the violent. They're particularly concerned that spring break is coming up.
I've been to Mexico at least 15 times and I love Acapulco, Puerto Vallarto, Cabo San Lucas, and even Baja. I've also been to Cozumel and Cancun. I alway love the architecture and the colorful women clothing.
I spent New Year's 2009/1o in Oaxaca and just loved it! I have many similar photos and can't wait to go back!
P.S. Why is "seduced" a questionable word choice? See "Mexican Inquisition" in Wikipedia.
I love the photos they are so beautiful.
My daughter taught in Oaxaca and fell in love with her students and their parents as well as the sights and food.
'seduced' is a questionable word because what happened wasn't in any way a 'seduction'. It was brute and violent force. That is a fact. A destroying of native culture and religion in the name of Christianity.
@serato, agreed, thank you.
I think I understood the author's tone and use of the word - the suffering was acknowledged. Let's give the man some room to write.
Ah, Oaxaca! I've been a number of times to Oaxaca City and the Oaxaca coast. Beautiful colours, lovely light, great food, amazing museums and art galleries, excellent coffee, Monte Alban...what's not to love?
Oh, I have a new travel dream! I love all the colors.
Oaxaca is one my favourites cities in the world!!!! you can see some of my pictures of Mexico here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/glaukopis/sets/72157622821321048/


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This trip was inspired by an article that I found thanks to Google titled "Best Damn Weekend Ever." The article describes a 23 mile loop that includes Bourne Pond, Stratton Pond, and Stratton Mountain - the place where the idea for the Long Trail and the Appalachian Trail was born.
My friend Chris had to work an overnight shift at the hospital so we planned on letting him get a couple of hours of sleep before leaving Pittsfield, MA at about 11:30. Things moved slowly, as usual, and after a difficult time finding the trail head (It's on "Rootville Road" not "Old Rootville Road" as described in the article) we arrived at 2:00.
We packed up a day and half's worth of food and headed off to Prospect Rock. Apparently it's a 3.5 mile round trip from the trail head to the rock but I felt we got there rather quickly.
After Prospect Rock, we had a little bit of difficulty deciding which direction to move in because we had a poorly defined route description and the trail actually continued up the road. We realized that we had made the correct decision when we came to the sign welcoming us to the Lye Brook Wilderness.
We headed down toward Douglas Shelter after a brief review of the map at the trail junction. Douglas Shelter is like a Marriot as far as I'm concerned, and it's a good thing we came across it. (More on that later)
We looked at the visitor log for in the Shelter and learned that a Beaver had dammed Lye Brook. Previous visitors warned that fording was difficult and the muddy pond reached a depth of three feet. Chris and I thought "Well, we'll just go around".
The hike to the Beaver Pond was spectacular. Signs of wildlife were quite abundant and we had high hopes of seeing a Moose.
No such luck. Which kind of sucks because we didn't miss 'em by much!
We did, however, see a Porcupine!!
After much elation at the Porcupine, we met our fate. The Beaver Pond.
Of course it stretched into an area that was dense with low pine trees that made going around nearly impossible. Not to mention the trees were covered in melting snow which would have drenched us to the core if we tried to go through it. So we decided that the best option, both having extra wool socks and plenty of fire starting material, was to ford it, boots on.
This surprisingly (sarcasm) turned out to be a really bad idea as the pond was frozen further down the trail and much deeper than three feet in places (Like, over our hiking poles deep) so we decided to turn around, book it to the shelter, and start a fire.
Our boots were already soaked so we decided that what better way to deal with a crisis than have a little fun with it.
After deciding it would would be less than ideal to die, we headed back to the shelter and started what turned out to be a very stubborn fire.
I call it the accidental signal fire because all of the wood (even dead wood) within 500 yards of the shelter was greener than Peter Pan.
We tended to our feet for a good hour before setting up shop right inside the shelter.
Chris blazed his sock. Word to the wise - Wool + Fire = Bad. Even Wet Wool + Fire = Blazed.
Drying our drenched boots proved to be more difficult than anticipated so we figured they'd be better off with more heat, AKA throwing them in the fire.
Our minor adversity was complimented by an amazing evening.
After our amazing fire, fresh socks, and a quick moment of relaxation at the edge of the shelter, we battened down the hatches and prepared for a cold night.
We awoke to the sound of birds and the sight of boots frozen solid.
Hiking in frozen boots is generally a Really Bad Idea, if not impossible, so I cracked some toe warmers and started the fire again. After a couple thousand jumping jacks to get warm in the well below freezing cold, we headed off in the opposite direction to Stratton Pond.
The hike to the Pond was characterized by gorgeous rolling hills and bad hair.
The four and a half mile hike to the pond was gorgeous, if not surprisingly long. We took a break at the water and continued on around the pond. We made the decision to skip Stratton Mountain because of our tattered boots. This was unfortunate because I really wanted to see the view from the fire tower but you've gotta be safe.
We greatly enjoyed the hike around Stratton before heading back to the Escape. We Steri-Penned some water on the way back but other than that we just booked it. We enjoyed the view from Prospect Rock again before running into a couple of Southbound AT hikers looking for the trail. Both looked fresh out of town and both had dogs. Very Cool.
After an uneventful but relaxing hike back we finally arrived back at the SUV and headed into Manchester for some goodies. Another weekend, another hike, another joyous experience owed to the hills of New England.


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Granted, the property looks like the aftermath of one of those aerial shots of somebody's homestead after a tornado passed through, but the animals themselves look fine.
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So what was really going on here? Was this truly a case of rampant animal cruelty worthy of a media circus of TV reporters and hovering newscopters?
Apparently not. According to the newspaper, Kitsap Humane Society officials said they're facing a $180,000 shortfall, and indicated that their facility might have to shut its doors if they can't convince the public "to donate a little more freely and permanently."
"It would be a shame should it come to that," the newspaper editorialized. "The low-kill facility provides an indefinite home to animals with no place to call their own."
As a result, of its fiscal crisis, the society announced that it isseeking 1,500 people to commit to $10 a month. Does anyone really believe that conducting the society's "largest rescue effort to date" wasn't part of a kickoff to that fund-raising effort?
And why isn't the national Humane Society of the United States forking over some of its multi-millions to help out this struggling local agency? Oh, that's right. HSUS doesn't actually fund animal rescue efforts; they just talk about their "commitment" to ending animal cruelty—which doesn't come with a check attached.
One of the local residents commenting on the story summedup the situation perfectly:
"[Calling it] animal cruelty gives the impression these people were beating the animals and allowing them to starve to death. Not the case at all. Multiple complaints were launched over a sickly cow that they probably should have slaughtered a long time ago, but they felt the need to keep doctoring & feeding it when they should have cut their losses. Overcrowding & algae growth in some water bottles is the other complaint KHS has, stating [that] the living conditions were unsanitary. They should have mandated the owners to downsize and given them a timeline in which to do it. Instead, they took every animal these people own and try to present them as monsters to the community.
"They invited every media they could gather with helicopters circling overhead & rolled in with a lineup of vans and trailers that went down half the road and made of circus of the entire situation. If you ask me, someone at the KHS is looking for a promotion, and these poor people, who have been suffering from multiple deaths in their family and illnesses of their own, having each been hospitalized themselves twice in the past two years, provided the perfect medium for them."
"Looking for a promotion," indeed. It appears as if this local Humane Society, while it might not be receiving funding from the national HSUS, is downloading and deploying their tactics to a "T."
And that stands for "tragedy," which is what you call it when the animal welfare community adopts heavy-handed tactics aimed at making a media splash, rather than righting any wrongs which the animal owners they target might have been guilty.
Review the photos of this animal seizure.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Dan Murphy, who is a veteran food-industry journalist and commentator.


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An employee at the business said the show was originally slated for July 13, more than a week after the traditional Fourth of July show date.
The woman said Tuesday that Dan Black, the marina's owner, had pushed the show back.
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MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Freshman infielder Ashley Pledger got the Screaming Eagles softball season started on a high note, hitting a home run for her first collegiate base hit in a 3-1 victory of game one of a non-conference twinbill with visiting York (N.Y.) and classmate Katrina Kenny struck out five in an 8-0 shutout victory in game two on a sunny, but frigid Saturday afternoon.
After weeks of dodging poor weather and hoping for a window of opportunity, the CSE softball team finally got 2013 underway under first-year head coach Nicole Degenhardt, an assistant on the 2012 squad.
The Screaming Eagles got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first inning of the first game when senior Kelly O'Dell drew a two-out walk and came around to score when York was unable to catch Alesandria De Sapio's fly ball into the outfield.
The Cardinals plated the tying run in the top of the third when shortstop Geneva Faulk's single to center drove home Kimberly Barnes. The damage was limited by the CSE defense who flashed the leather. For the first out of that inning, O'Dell lunged to catch a foul ball and then was nearly upstaged by freshman catcher Jessica Scairpon on the second out. The backstop burst out of her crouch and snared a foul ball just a step from the CSE dugout.
CSE, charged up from its play in the field, came right back to take the lead in the bottom of the second inning. Freshman shortstop Christina Scolaro beat out an infield single and immediately stole second and third base. O'Dell ripped a hit through the left side of the infield and Scolaro easily scored to put CSE up, 2-1.
CSE senior starting pitcher Catherine Eber ran into some trouble in the fourth when the Cardinals got their first two batters on base. After Eber induced a ground-ball out, she loaded the bases by walking the next York hitter.
Eber helped herself defensively, fielding a squibber back to the circle and threw home to get the second out of the inning. CSE centerfield Noelle Grande tracked down a fly ball for the third out and the Screaming Eagles were out of the jam.
Pledger provided the fireworks in the fifth inning, hammering a pitch deep over the left-field fence for a 3-1 CSE lead. For Pledger, it was quite the introduction into college softball: the home run represented the first base hit of her career.
Eber grinded through seven innings and picked up her first win of the season. Eber (1-0) scattered seven hits while striking out three batters.
Priscilla Lallave suffered the loss for York, despite allowing just three hits while striking out nine batters.
Kenny (1-0) took the ball in the second game for her first collegiate start. The frosh showed little nerves, retiring seven of the first nine batters she faced.
The Screaming Eagles broke through for a pair of runs to back up Kenny in the bottom of the third inning. Kristine Brady-Downs drew a leadoff walk and Grande followed with one of her two hits on the day. After a series of sacrifice bunts, both Brady-Downs and Grande crossed home plate.
Kenny got through the next two innings without allowing another run, even escaping a bases-loaded jam in the top of the fifth inning by inducing a two-out pop up on the infield.
CSE secured the afternoon sweep by plating three runs in the fourth and fifth inning, highlighted by first baseman Madellyn Rodriguez's big double to center field.
Kenny allowed just four hits and struck out five batters while allowing just two walks to earn the victory.
O'Dell led the offense with three hits and three stolen bases on the day. Scolaro added four stolen bases and scored twice over the two games.
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