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John Seigenthaler, speaking in Nashville in 2005
Born | John Lawrence Seigenthaler July 27, 1927 Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. |
Died | July 11, 2014 Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. |
(aged 86)
Occupation | Journalist, writer |
Years active | 1949–2014 |
Spouse(s) | Dolores Watson (m. 1955–2014) (his death) |
Children | John Michael Seigenthaler |
John Lawrence Seigenthaler (/ˈsiːɡənθɔːlər/; July 27, 1927 – July 11, 2014) was an American journalist, writer, and political figure. He was known as a prominent defender of First Amendment rights.[1][2]
Seigenthaler joined the Nashville newspaper The Tennessean in 1949, resigning in 1960 to act as Robert F. Kennedy's administrative assistant. He rejoined The Tennessean as editor in 1962, publisher in 1973, and chairman in 1982 before retiring as chairman emeritus in 1991. Seigenthaler was also founding editorial director of USA Today from 1982 to 1991. During this period, he served on the board of directors for the American Society of Newspaper Editors, and from 1988 to 1989 was its president.
Early life
Born in Nashville, Tennessee, Seigenthaler was the eldest of eight siblings. He attended Father Ryan High School and served in the U.S. Air Force from 1946–49, achieving the rank of sergeant.[3] After leaving the service, Seigenthaler was hired at The Tennessean. While working at The Tennessean, Seigenthaler took courses in sociology and literature at Peabody College, now part of Vanderbilt University. He also attended the American Press Institute for Reporters at Columbia University.[4]
Seigenthaler began his career in journalism as a police beat reporter in The Tennessean city room[5] after his uncle encouraged an editor about his talent.[4] Seigenthaler gradually established himself on the staff among heavy competition that included future standout journalists David Halberstam and Tom Wicker.
He first gained prominence in November 1953 when he tracked down the former Thomas C. Buntin and his wife. The bizarre case involved the son of a wealthy Nashville business owner who had disappeared in September 1931, followed six weeks later by the disappearance of his secretary. Seigenthaler was sent to Texas by The Tennessean after reports surfaced that Buntin (now known as Thomas D. Palmer) was living somewhere in the Lone Star state. After a series of dead-ends, Seigenthaler struck pay dirt in Orange, Texas, where he saw an elderly man step off a bus. Noting the man's distinctive left ear, Seigenthaler followed him home. After three further days of investigation, he went back to the home, where he confirmed the identities of Buntin/Palmer, his wife, the former Betty McCuddy, and their six children.[6] Seigenthaler won a National Headliner Award for the story.[5]
Less than a year later, on October 5, 1954, Seigenthaler once again made national news for his efforts in saving a suicidal man from jumping off the Shelby Street Bridge in Nashville. Gene Bradford Williams had called The Tennessean saying he would jump and for the newspaper to "send a reporter and photographer if you want a story." After talking to Williams at the bridge for 40 minutes, Seigenthaler watched the man begin to attempt his 100-foot plunge off the bridge railing. Grabbing hold of his collar, Seigenthaler and police saved the man from falling into the Cumberland River. Williams muttered "I'll never forgive you" to Seigenthaler.[7] On April 29, 2014, the bridge was renamed the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge.[8]
In July 1957, Seigenthaler began a battle to eliminate corruption within the local branch of the Teamsters, noting the criminal backgrounds of key employees, along with the use of intimidation in keeping news of certain union activities quiet. During this period, he contacted Dave Beck and Jimmy Hoffa, both top Teamsters officials, but the two men ignored Seigenthaler's queries. His series of articles resulted in the impeachment trial of Chattanooga Criminal Court Judge Ralston Schoolfield.[9]
Seigenthaler took a one-year sabbatical from The Tennessean in 1958 to participate in Harvard University's prestigious Nieman Fellowship program.[4] Upon returning to The Tennessean, Seigenthaler became an assistant city editor and special assignment reporter.[5]
Frustrated by the leadership of Tennessean publisher Silliman Evans, Jr., Seigenthaler resigned in 1960 to serve as an administrative assistant to incoming Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. On April 21, 1961, Seigenthaler was the only other Justice Department figure to witness a meeting between Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr.
During the Freedom Rides of 1961, Seigenthaler was sent in his capacity as assistant to Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights John Doar[10] to be chief negotiator for the government, in its attempts to work with Alabama Governor John Malcolm Patterson. After several days of refusing to return calls, Patterson finally agreed to protect the Riders, but their state trooper escort disappeared as soon as they arrived in Montgomery on May 20, 1961, leaving them unprotected before the waiting white mob.[11]
Seigenthaler was a block away when he rushed to help Susan Wilbur,[12] a Freedom Rider who was being chased by the angry mob. Seigenthaler shoved her into his car and shouted "Get back! I'm with the Federal government"[13] but was hit behind the left ear with a pipe. Knocked unconscious, he was not picked up until police arrived 10 minutes later, with Montgomery Police Commissioner Lester B. Sullivan noting, "We have no intention of standing police guard for a bunch of troublemakers coming into our city."[14][15]
Seigenthaler's brief career in government would conclude as a result of Evans' death from a heart attack on July 29, 1961. A brief transition period followed, during which long-time Tennessean reporter John Nye served as publisher. On March 20, 1962, the newspaper made the announcement that Evans' brother, Amon Carter Evans, would be the new publisher.
One of the new Evans' first acts would be to bring back Seigenthaler as editor. The two had worked together before at the paper, when Seigenthaler served as assistant city editor and Evans was an aspiring journalist. On one occasion during that era, the two nearly came to blows over Seigenthaler's assignment of Evans to a story.
Evans named Seigenthaler editor of The Tennessean on March 21, 1962.[16] With this new team in place, The Tennessean quickly regained its hard-hitting reputation. One example of the paper's resurgence came following a Democratic primary in August 1962, when The Tennessean found documented evidence of voter fraud based on absentee ballots in the city's second ward.[9]
Seigenthaler's friendship with Kennedy became one of the focal points of Jimmy Hoffa's bid to shift his jury tampering trial from Nashville. Citing "one-sided, defamatory" coverage from the newspaper, Hoffa's lawyers were able to get Seigenthaler to admit he personally wanted Hoffa convicted. However, the journalist noted that he hadn't conveyed those sentiments to his reporters. Hoffa's lawyers gained a minor victory when the trial was moved to Chattanooga in a change of venue, but Hoffa was nonetheless convicted in 1964 after a 45-day trial.
The following year, Seigenthaler led a fight for access to the Tennessee state senate chamber in Nashville after a resolution was passed revoking the floor privileges of Tennessean reporter Bill Kovach. The action came after Kovach had refused to leave a committee hearing following a call for executive session.
In December 1966, Seigenthaler and Richard Goodwin represented the Kennedy family when controversy developed about historian William Manchester's book about the John F. Kennedy assassination, The Death of a President. Seigenthaler had read an early version of the book, which led to Jacqueline Kennedy threatening a lawsuit over inaccurate and private statements in the publication.
Seigenthaler then took a temporary leave from his duties at the newspaper to work on Robert Kennedy's 1968 presidential campaign. During this period, the journalist was described by the New York Times as, "one of a handful of advisers in whom [Kennedy] has absolute confidence."[17] Moments after a victory in the California primary, Kennedy was shot by an assassin and died on June 6, 1968. Seigenthaler would serve as one of the pallbearers at his funeral, and later co-edited the book An Honorable Profession: A Tribute to Robert F. Kennedy.
Remaining focused on the cause of civil rights, Seigenthaler then supported Tennessee Bishop Joseph Aloysius Durick in 1969 during the latter's contentious fight to end segregation, a stance that outraged many in the community who still believed in the concept.
The New Yorker described Seigenthaler as being "well connected in the Democratic Party."[18] He was called a "close family friend" of the Kennedys,[19] a "longtime family friend" of the Gores,[20] and a friend of former Democratic Senator James Sasser.[21] In 1976, after having encouraged Al Gore to consider entering public life,[22] he tipped off Gore that a nearby U. S. House representative was retiring.[23] In 1981, Seigenthaler urged Sen. Sasser to return to the Democratic party's "liberal tradition": "I keep telling him that Reagan's going to make it respectable to be a liberal."[21] In 1984, Reagan's reelection team vetoed Seigenthaler as a debate panelist for being too liberal.[24]
In publishing
On February 8, 1973, Seigenthaler was promoted to publisher of the Tennessean, after Amon Carter Evans was named president of Tennessean Newspaper, Inc.
As the publisher, Seigenthaler worked with Al Gore, then a reporter, on investigative stories about Nashville city council corruption in the early 1970s.[25] In February 1976, Seigenthaler contacted Gore at home to tip him off that he had heard that U.S. Representative Joe L. Evins was retiring,[23] telling Gore "You know what I think."[18] Seiganthaler previously had been encouraging Gore to consider entering public life.[22] Gore decided to resign from the paper and drop out of Vanderbilt University Law School, beginning his political career by entering the race for Tennessee's 4th congressional district, a seat previously held by Albert Gore, Sr., his father.
On May 5, 1976, Seigenthaler dismissed Jacque Srouji, a copy editor at The Tennessean, after finding that she had served as an informant for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for much of the previous decade. The controversy came to light after Srouji testified before the Energy and Environment Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, which was investigating nuclear safety. Srouji, who was writing a book critical of Karen Silkwood, had perused more than 1000 pages of FBI documents pertaining to the nuclear power critic. In follow-up testimony, FBI agent Lawrence J. Olson, Sr. acknowledged that the bureau had a "special relationship" with Srouji. Tennessean reporters had been suspicious of Srouji's reporting coups, coming just months after she had joined the paper. These included such things as a late-night FBI raid on illegal gambling establishments, as well as one on a local business suspected of fraud.[26]
Afterwards the FBI appears to have collected rumors about Seigenthaler. FBI Deputy Assistant Director Homer Boynton told an editor of the New York Times to "look into Seigenthaler," whom he called "not entirely pure." After hearing this, Seigenthaler tried for a year to get his own FBI dossier, and finally received some highly expurgated material including these words: "Allegations of Seigenthaler having illicit relations with young girls, which information source obtained from an unnamed source." He had previously promised to publish whatever the FBI gave him, and did so. He flatly stated that the charges were false. The attorney general issued an apology, the allegations were removed from Seigenthaler's file, and he received the 1976 Sidney Hillman Prize for "courage in publishing".[27][28]
In May 1982, Seigenthaler was named the first editorial director of USA Today. In announcing the appointment, Gannett president Allen Neuharth said Seigenthaler was "one of the most thoughtful and respected editors in America."[29] During Seigenthaler's tenure at USA Today, he frequently commuted between Nashville and Washington to fulfill his duties at both newspapers.[30]
The publication of author Peter Maas' 1983 book, Marie: A True Story, again put Seigenthaler under scrutiny over the investigation of a pardon scandal involving former Tennessee governor Ray Blanton. Marie Ragghianti was the head of the state's Board of Pardons and Paroles before being fired after refusing to release prisoners who had bribed Blanton's aides. Since the Tennessean had supported Blanton, the newspaper's initial reluctance in investigating the charges was called into question. However, editors and reporters had believed that Ragghianti's alleged broken affair with Blanton's chief counsel, T. Edward Sisk, was the motivation for her claims.[31]
Later life
In 1986, Middle Tennessee State University established the John Seigenthaler Chair of Excellence in First Amendment Studies, honoring Seigenthaler's "lifelong commitment to free expression values".[32]
Three years later, Seigenthaler again became embroiled in controversy with the FBI when he was tipped off by Circuit Court Judge Gilbert S. Merritt that Nashville-Davidson County Sheriff Lafayette "Fate" Thomas, his friend since childhood, was the target of a FBI government corruption sting. Although Seigenthaler was never charged with any crime, Thomas later pleaded guilty to mail fraud, theft of government property, and tax conspiracy and was sentenced to five years in prison. Despite the conviction, the FBI claimed that Thomas' knowledge of the plan ruined countless hours of investigative work.[33]
Seigenthaler announced his retirement in December 1991 from The Tennessean, just months after he made a similar announcement concerning his tenure at USA Today.[citation needed]
On December 15, 1991, Seigenthaler founded the First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University,[34] saying, "It is my hope that this center at Vanderbilt University... will help promote appreciation and understanding for those values so vital in a democratic society." The center serves as a forum for dialog about First Amendment issues, including freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and freedom of religion.
In 1996, Seigenthaler received the Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award as well as an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Colby College.[citation needed]
In 2001, Seigenthaler was appointed to the National Commission on Federal Election Reform that followed the 2000 presidential election. He was also a member of the Constitution Project on Liberty and Security.[citation needed]
In 2002, when it was discovered that USA Today reporter Jack Kelley had fabricated some of his stories, USA Today turned to Seigenthaler, along with veteran editors Bill Hilliard and Bill Kovach, to monitor the investigation.[35]
In 2002, Vanderbilt renamed the 57,000-square-foot (5,300 m²) building that houses the Freedom Forum, First Amendment Center, and Diversity Institute the John Seigenthaler Center. At one point, USA Today and Freedom Forum founder Allen Neuharth called Seigenthaler "the best champion of the First Amendment."[2]
In April 2014, the Shelby Street Bridge was renamed the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge in his honor.[36]
Seigenthaler hosted a book review program on Nashville public television station WNPT, called A Word on Words, and chaired the selection committees for the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation's Profiles in Courage Award and the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial's Robert F. Kennedy Book Award.[citation needed]
Wikipedia controversy
In May 2005, a Wikipedia user created a five-sentence article about Seigenthaler that contained false and defamatory content.[37] The false statement in Seigenthaler's Wikipedia article read:
- "John Seigenthaler Sr. was the assistant to Attorney General Robert Kennedy in the early 1960's. For a brief time, he was thought to have been directly involved in the Kennedy assassinations of both John, and his brother, Bobby. Nothing was ever proven."
Seigenthaler directly contacted Wikipedia founder, Jimmy Wales. At first, the only thing Wikipedia did was correct the misspelling of the word "early". As Seigenthaler later wrote, "For four months, Wikipedia depicted me as a suspected assassin before Wales erased it from his website's history Oct. 5". The erroneous information was on Wikipedia from May 26 through October 5, 2005.[38][39]
Seigenthaler noted that the falsehoods that were written about him on Wikipedia were later posted on Answers.com and Reference.com. He later wrote an op-ed on the experience for USA Today in which he wrote, "And so we live in a universe of new media with phenomenal opportunities for worldwide communications and research – but populated by volunteer vandals with poison-pen intellects. Congress has enabled them and protects them",[40] a reference to the protection from liability that internet service providers are given under federal law versus editorially controlled media like newspapers and television.
Seigenthaler died of complications from colon cancer on July 11, 2014, at the age of 86, surrounded by his family in his home.[3][41]
- Seigenthaler, John (2004). James K. Polk: 1845–1849: The American Presidents Series. New York: Times Books. ISBN 0-8050-6942-9.
- Seigenthaler, John (1974). The Year of the Scandal Called Watergate. New York: Times Books. ISBN 0-914636-01-4.
- Seigenthaler, John (1971). A Search for Justice. Aurora Publishers. ISBN 0-87695-003-9.
- ^ Dalby, Andrew (2009). The World and Wikipedia: How we are editing reality. Somerset: Siduri. p. 60. ISBN 978-0-9562052-0-9.
- ^ a b Fliess, Maurice (October 8, 1999). "Public dangerously unsupportive of free press, Seigenthaler warns". freedomforum.org. Archived from the original on January 3, 2002. Retrieved May 18, 2006.
- ^ a b Schwartz, John (July 11, 2014). "John Seigenthaler, Editor and Aide to Politicians, Dies at 86". The New York Times.
- ^ a b c "Seigenthaler Named Nieman Fellow". The Tennessean. June 5, 1958.
- ^ a b c Ritter, Frank (December 6, 1991). "A Model and Mentor: Seigenthaler Leaves Mark at Newspapers Nationwide". The Tennessean.
- ^ "Visitors in Limbo". Time Magazine. December 7, 1953. Archived from the original on January 3, 2012.
- ^ "Reporter Balks Man's Suicide From Bridge". Los Angeles Times. October 6, 1954. p. 6.
- ^ "John Seigenthaler honored with renaming of bridge". Retrieved 2014-07-12.
- ^ a b "The Fighting Tennessean". Time Magazine. September 14, 1962. Archived from the original on January 3, 2012.
- ^ Jimmy Breslin (March 26, 1965). "Changing the South". New York Herald-Tribune. reprinted in Clayborne Carson; et al., eds. (2003). Reporting Civil Rights: American journalism, 1963–1973. Library of America. pp. 361–366. Retrieved July 20, 2012.
- ^ Gitlin, Todd (1987). The Sixties: Years of Hope, Days of Rage. Bantam Books. ISBN 0-553-05233-0.
- ^ "Aide Hurt in Riots Returns to Capital". United Press International. May 22, 1961.
- ^ "American Experience: RFK". Archived from the original on January 3, 2012. Retrieved November 27, 2006.
- ^ "President's Representative Hurt Helping a Girl Escape Violence". Associated Press. May 21, 1961.
- ^ Branch, Taylor (1988). Parting the Waters: America in the King Years 1954–63. New York: Simon & Schuster. pp. 428–452. ISBN 0-671-68742-5.
- ^ "Seigenthaler Editor of Tennessean". Nashville Banner. March 22, 1962.
- ^ Turner, Wallace (May 10, 1968). "New Aides Try to Reverse Decline in Kennedy California Drive". The New York Times.
- ^ a b Lemann, Nicholas (July 31, 2000). "Gore Without a Script; What would happen if we saw the man he really is?". The New Yorker.
- ^ Ayres, B. Drummond (April 27, 1984). "A Troubled Kennedy Makes Last Trip Home". The New York Times.
- ^ Turque, Bill (December 6, 1999). "Al Gore's Patriotic Chore". Newsweek.
- ^ a b Tolchin, Martin (February 1, 1981). "Tennessee Senator Campaigns For 1982". The New York Times.
- ^ a b Henneberger, Melinda (August 11, 2000). "The 2000 Campaign: The First Race; Birth of a Candidate: Al Gore Goes Into the Family Business". The New York Times.
- ^ a b Maraniss, David (January 4, 1998). "As a Reporter, Gore Found A Reason to Be in Politics; Losing Verdict in 'Sting' Trial Motivated Him to Enter Law School". The Washington Post.
- ^ Alter, Jonathan (October 22, 1984). "The Media in the Dock". Newsweek.
- ^ Wood, E. Thomas (January–February 1993). "Al Gore's Other Big Week". Columbia Journalism Review. Archived from the original on March 9, 2007. Retrieved 2006-11-03.
- ^ "A Special Relationship". Time Magazine. May 24, 1976. Archived from the original on January 3, 2012.
- ^ Lewis, Anthony (August 25, 1977). "Not Entirely Pure". New York Times.
- ^ "Letter, The Silkwood Case". The New York Review of Books. April 29, 1982. Archived from the original on January 3, 2012.
- ^ Fontenay, Charles (May 14, 1982). "Publisher Heads Editorial Voice For USA TODAY". The Tennessean.
- ^ "7 Staffers Taking Up Duties at 'USA Today'". The Tennessean. September 7, 1982.
- ^ Friendly, Jonathan (July 22, 1983). "Debate on Reporting of Nashville Scandal Reopens". The New York Times.
- ^ "Middle Tennessee State University Chairs of Excellence". Retrieved June 18, 2014.
- ^ Brosnan, James (June 4, 1993). "Tenn. Judge in High-Court Pool Hampered Sting". The Commercial Appeal. pp. A4.
- ^ "John Seigenthaler Biography at First Amendment Center". Archived from the original on April 23, 2010. Retrieved May 18, 2006.
- ^ "'USA Today' Probe Finds Kelley Faked Stories". Editor & Publisher. Associated Press. March 19, 2004. Archived from the original on April 4, 2004.
- ^ Cass, Michael (April 29, 2014). "John Seigenthaler honored with renaming of bridge". The Tennessean. Retrieved July 11, 2014.
- ^ Page, Susan (December 11, 2005). "Author apologizes for fake Wikipedia biography". USA Today. Archived from the original on December 3, 2012.
- ^ http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2005-11-29-wikipedia-edit_x.htm
- ^ http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2005-11-29-wikipedia-edit_x.htm
- ^ Seigenthaler, John (November 29, 2005). "A false Wikipedia 'biography'". USA Today. Archived from the original on January 3, 2012.
- ^ The Tennessean (July 11, 2014). "Prominent editor, activist John Seigenthaler dies at 86". USA Today. Retrieved July 11, 2014.
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Damn, I don't know why I keep clicking on links to "news" stories about Britney Spears (okay, I do - but I'm not admitting to anything here :beard: ), but I do.
A new low, perhaps? Yikes....
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Damn, I don't know why I keep clicking on links to "news" stories about Britney Spears (okay, I do - but I'm not admitting to anything here :beard: ), but I do.
A new low, perhaps? Yikes....
So how much coke do you think she snorts in one sitting?
I haven't thought about Britany since the downward spiral began by getting married to K-Fed. it's a shame since she started out a cute kid with a hit song and spiraled to a overdosing,no underwear wearing,no talent, brainless bimbo. SAD SAD SAD !!!!!!!!!!!!
Did you catch the K-fed superbowl commercial with him working the fry machine at the fast food place?
He's on the upswing and Brit's fading fast? What is this world coming too?
We all had that friend with a hot mom, but none like Brit who is not only hot, but will buy you coke and beer and give you VD!!!!! lol
So Britney shaved her dome...hmm perhaps she is trying to get the part of Lex on Smallville once Rosenbaum is out.
Yep, that has to be it.
If you want to call that hot, then be my guest. She used to be hot. But now...eh. I've seen 500 lb. women on Jerry Springer who look hotter than Britney does now. You know what? I hopee K-Fed gets custody of the kids. I never thought I'd say this, but he is way more responsible than Britney, even if he does sit on his lazy @$$ all day.
I think she has a hard-on for GI Jane and Ripley in Alien 3.
I've heard that she freaked out, wandered into a hair salon, demanded that the stylist shave her head because her "extensions were too tight," and then when the stylist said no, she grabbed the clippers and shaved her own head.
Later, she wandered over to this parlor in the valley and had them do her up with a bunch of cheap tattoos. (After all, when they're cheap, you might as well get a few.)
(BTW, watch the language in this thread.)
Britney's been a disgusting pig for about the last four or five years. I'm a fan of all sorts of music and admit that I liked a few of her "better" songs. Still, I'm a Kylie Minogue guy and have been since 1987 and can't say that I was ever on the Britney bandwagon. Something around the time of "I'm a Slave 4 U" started to bother me. I didn't think it was so much a shift in her image to something racier or more adult. It seemed like something in her started to change. People didn't listen and called me a "hater" and so forth. After her run-ins with the media (remember her flipping them off in Mexico?) and then her "marriage" to her high school friend-- and then her subsequent marriage and kids with K-Dud, I started to feel as if I had that sixth sense about the shape of things to come.
Two years ago, a Britney fan told me that I was wrong about her and that she'd make an easy comeback and that she was set to be even bigger than Madonna. Really? Like her or hate her, you cannot dispute that Madonna is an originator and an icon like Elvis, The Beatles, Aretha Franklin and James Brown. Britney is one of the many girls who borrowed from Madonna. So, really, there's no way she could be bigger than Madonna. I digress; I knew that Little Miss Misery's woes were just beginning and we'd see some colossally bad choices in the future. I predicted the approximate time period of the divorce from K-Dud and that was kinda fun.
Poor, stupid Britney. Here's a girl who had a lot handed to her for having so little talent or personality. She doesn't have much character either. So, if she's not actually mentally imbalanced at the moment, she's clearly one of the dumbest people to ever fall out of a southern woman's womb and live to have a career of sorts. Can you wait to see what happens next? I can't!!!


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Barack Obama loves his hoops. Mitt Romney ran the Olympics. But do sports and politics mix? Not really. There's been the occasional Olympic boycott, plus the odd owner making his presence felt - the Chicago Cubs' Joe Ricketts got behind an anti-Obama campaign and former Yankee owner George Steinbrenner once got himself in trouble with campaign donations to Richard Nixon that were deemed illegal.
But for the most part, America's arenas and playing fields are where politicians go to relax and get away from the scrum. Presidents from Taft to Obama have gladly thrown out ceremonial first pitches at baseball games. In the nation's capital, Democrats and Republicans are known to mix easily at Redskins games on fall Sundays.
An election is almost upon us. As are changes in the tax law that are set to take effect in January, short of a last minute deal being worked out. The capital gains rate is set to rise to 20% from 15%. Businesses will not be allowed to expense capital projects or new equipment purchases as heavily in the first year. And the self-employment tax (the rate commonly paid by limited partnerships), is edging up two points to 15.3%.
It's possible that the results of the presidential and congressional elections could sway things - a switch to more Republican control might induce an agreement during the lame duck period as a springboard to more effective dealing come January (showing a willingness to compromise today could help you tomorrow, when your hand may be weaker). But for now, businesses in many industries are preparing for new rules.
The sports industry isn't one of them.
Owners would seem to have plenty to concern them. After all, stadium renovations, new scoreboards and other projects are poised to become more expensive. For an owner with estate planning concerns, selling his stake after December 31 will induce a bigger tax bill. That's especially true in the NFL, which has many family owned clubs. And they include longtime owners like the Buffalo Bills' Ralph Wilson and the Tennessee Titans' Bud Adams, who bought in many years ago and would face huge capital gain bills on a sale.
"I thought we might see a lot more activity before the end of the year," says Rob Tilliss, head of Inner Circle Sports, a valuation and M&A consultant to the sports industry. So why hasn't it happened? Chalk it up to sports' status as - the way Howard Cosell once put it - the toy department of life. Membership in the elite club is fun. Money matters, but it's not everything.
"At the end of the day, people don't own these assets for tax reasons," Tilliss says.
Other industry pros say higher taxes and the elections will have some modest impact from a customer standpoint. With some fans stretching their budgets' further, says Atlanta attorney Richard Hankins, who works with the sports industry, clubs will be inclined to put even more resources into premium seats and other amenities. "Otherwise those seats go empty," says Hankins.


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May 20th, 2013 by Rosa
Emma and I are flying to Chicago for the Sweets and Snacks Expo at the crack of dawn tomorrow! The Sweets and Snacks Expo is the big annual candy and snacks convention/trade show, where hundreds of companies show up to show off what they're making and selling.
Last year, I got a bazillion samples that provided much candy blogging fodder in the months following. Below is a video of what we got at Day 1 of the Expo last year:
No reviews this week. Instead, Emma will be live tweeting our conference experience @zomgcandy, and I will post short updates on the site whenever I get the chance.
If you'd like to get an idea of what's in store, here's my coverage from last year's Expo: Media Preview (don't think we're getting one this year. Or I wasn't invited…), Day 1, Days 2 and 3, House of Blues industry social, and my tips for bloggers (which I will be following!).
Get excited! So much sugar coma in my future!
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[Sharing it so that everyone does not have to reinvent the wheel- struggling with so many threads in this useful forum ;-) Feel free to make changes as needed. Please note that this is Debian-Lenny (5.0.2 specific). This is in response to my own post here: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showpost.php?p=223962&postcount=24 ] In case one has installed MyDNS-ng (as stated in the superb Falko's tutorial http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-debian-lenny-ispconfig3-p4) and wants to replace it with PowerDNS, do the following: 1. Backup everything with this script: Use this script for backup: http://www.eurosistems.ro/back-res (change the parameters as per your requirement) 2.Become root and execute: Code: $su <enter> #/etc/init.d/mydns stop 3. Disable system-startup scripts: Code: # update-rc.d -f mydns remove You will see something like this: 4. Make the init script unexecutable: Code: # chmod -x /etc/init.d/mydns or remove Code: # rm /etc/init.d/mydns 5. Go to the source directory from where you installed MyDNS from source. Mine was /var/src/mydns-1.2.8 Code: #cd /var/src/mydns-1.2.8 # make uninstall] You will see something long like this: MAKE SURE THAT THERE ARE NO ERROR MESSAGES AT THIS POINT 6. Install powerDNS: Code: #apt-get install pdns-server pdns-backend-mysql After the installation went okay, just restart to make sure that it is running: Code: # /etc/init.d/pdns restart Restarting PowerDNS authoritative nameserver: stopping and waiting..done Starting PowerDNS authoritative nameserver: started To check whether the pdns actually is listening to certain port, execute: Code: #netstat -anp | grep pdns 7. Download latest ISPconfig3 from http://ispconfig.org/downloads.htm and extract it to /var/src (my favourite) like: Code: #mkdir /var/src #cd /var/src/ #wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/ispconfig/ISPConfig-18.104.22.168.tar.gz?use_mirror= Once the dowload is over, execute: Code: #tar -zxvf ISPConfig-22.214.171.124.tar.gz Then change to the install directory /var/src/ispconfig3_install/install Code: #cd /var/src/ispconfig3_install/install and update ISPConfig3: Code: # php -q update.php You will see something like that and reply to the variables it asks for like MySQL password and other confirmations: Now, got to your ISPConfig Panel and add DNS as usual and it would be there. Enjoy and happy Easter!!
A small glitch on web panel The entire things works like charm (in my case, disclaimer ;-) ) including the pdns db showing relevant entries in the tables. The only thing that confused me was mydns was not killed until I rebooted (in my case a container), and still the ISPConfig Service Monitor states 'mydns working' instead of 'pdns working'. Thank ISPConfig team anyway!!! @BorderAmigos: The reason I wanted pdns is mydns seems to be yet production ready. (I had a similar problem like stated here http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39767 and here http://www.clarksys.com/blog/2005/07/20/finally-migrating-to-powerdns/ and intermittent service. Even in the link I posted in the post above, Till mentioned about the deficiency and I experienced the same. I am using powerdns for the first time and just having a strange feeling over BIND9. ;-) However, Till and Falko reported that they have mydns without issues.
You can change the name of the DNS server in the language editor... System Tab, Languages Menu, monitor, en.lng >>> monitor_services_mysql_txt.
Searching for a mydns to powerdns migration script to transfer the records. Found an old post in the powerdns mailinglist, but not downloadable :-( http://mailman.powerdns.com/pipermail/pdns-users/2007-July/004624.html Any pointers, how can I backup the dns records from mydns and place it safely to the powedns? Thanks. z
Hi, I had already installed ispconfig3 with mydns and wanted to migrate to powerdns. I followed the tutorial all all gone well, but ispconfig 3 panel still pointing on mydns tables and now on powerdns. Did i forgot something ? pts0
@pst0: I believe you may be stuck on the same thing I ran into when testing this change for myself. The database structure is not the same as default powerdns ie check the remarked section in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-enabled/powerdns_plugin.inc.php which contains : CREATE TABLE `domains` ( `id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, `name` varchar(255) NOT NULL, `master` varchar(128) default NULL, `last_check` int(11) default NULL, `type` varchar(6) NOT NULL, `notified_serial` int(11) default NULL, `account` varchar(40) default NULL, `ispconfig_id` int(11) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`id`), UNIQUE KEY `name_index` (`name`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1; there's an extra field required (ispconfig_id) which will make it now work properly. do both tables in case. and you may or may not need to add $conf['services']['powerdns'] = true; to your /usr/local/ispconfig/server/lib/config.inc.php tremors.
Also, PowerDNS now (as of ver3.0) has a MyDNS backend so you can migrate a lot easier to powerdns.....
Hi ppl, I have a few problems too with mydns and i´m planning to move to powerdns. Can any one tell me if this tutorial works in ispconfig 3.0.3? Thank you in advanced Roger
yes it does work but the only catch is the migration script that I found in the ispconfig tar balls doesn't work too nicely with existing data. I managed to fudge it to my database to the point it started serving requests were it wouldn't without changes but this may not be the case now.


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Needle In The Camel's Eye 2/28/11 - Operation Babe Hunt Edition
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It's been a while since I hopped on to the saddle adorning the camel and took a road trip through the Blog-hara desert. In truth, I've spent much of my time the past few days playing Fallout: New Vegas, or rather, trying to play Fallout: New Vegas. But I'd rather not discuss the unreasonable amount of times that game has broken and frozen on me. Instead, I want to delve into this special little game I've been in possession of for a few months now called The Shin Megami Tensei: The Persona Three: The FES.
Of course, it's not actually called that, but I've recently discovered the joy in putting "the" before game titles as a sort of weird reprieve from the boring and oftentimes stressful events we humans endure. Try it. Did you try it? You're welcome.
This blog is dedicated to...
A Fabergé egg
For its beautiful glory can be found on the cover of one of my favorite albums.Homage to the Brat Pack
Much like my scrawls on Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit in the previous Camel's Eye, I've decided to focus on a specific aspect of Persona 3: FES, that specific aspect being the delightfully simple concept of S-Links. Even more specifically, the S-Links involving Junpei Iori and Akihiko Sanada. Even more specifically, the lack thereof.When I first heard that it was impossible to start S-Links with these two guys, I was crushed. Especially Junpei given his entertaining yet sometimes incredibly frustrating personality. (Seriously, I've mentally fired him from the Shadow-bustin' squad more times than I'd like to). Regardless, my disappointment in Atlus grew substantially during that time. How come I can S-Link with Yukari but not Junpei? Surely there is a reason for this.
And I think I found one. At certain points during the game, our intrepid Persona 3 protagonist finds himself in unusual and awkward situations with both Junpei and Akihiko. The first is the hilarious Operation Babe Hunt, for which this blog is graciously named after. The situation is this: all the girls have gone off into the forest, and our gang-banging' squad of misfits consisting of the protagonist, Junpei, and Akihiko find themselves on a beach full of honnies. Naturally, Junpei hatches up a marvelous plan to score some chicks, and the outcome is nothing short of spectacular. The three of them awkwardly stammer their way across the beach from girl to girl, trading awful pick-up lines and hitting on people in the most egregious ways possible. The best part was seeing Akihiko, who, up to that point, was portrayed as a popular ladies man, choke miserably when he finds himself face to face with a female in a bikini. Brilliant.
It would be a real shame to neglect the hot springs incident as well. During a trip, our heroes decide it's a good a time as any to go for a little dip in the hot springs, firmly believing that there's no way the girls will return. They got it all to themselves!.... right? Unfortunately for them, the exact opposite happens. Yukari, Mitsuru, Fuka (blegh), and Aigis (robot + water = ???) return. Our heroes realize the extreme danger they are in and realize that they must get out, but the odds are clearly stacked against them. The protagonist must lead Junpei, Akihiko, and Ryoji, who is totally not evil at all nuh-uh no way, out of the pool. I failed to do this, and Mitsuru executed us all. Given the fact that we were all fine afterwards, I'm not entirely sure what she meant by that. But who cares!?
I'm led to believe that Junpei and Akihiko don't have S-Links because it is through these moments that you really get to bond with them. You don't need to find them after school and eat noodles in a cafe to get to know each other better. You get to know them through these situations you have the misfortune (or fortune???) of finding yourself in. And that's awesome. Of all the events and grinding that I experienced in Persona 3, I'll probably remember the Brat Pack the most. These guys really helped to make Persona 3 one of the most interesting PS2 games I've ever played.
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Karen, I actually have an even better idea. Why not start a Winter camping article? You can edit it indefinitely, and as people post you can add the useful information to the article. All the useful information is right there in one "post". Your current thread can even be moved over to the articles section so you have a head start if you like.
Articles are a great way keep useful information handy, I'd love to see more members create them. Just one more way to contribute!


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The U.S. House of Representatives passed yet another proposed Constitutional Amendment to ban the burning of the American flag.
The roll call was as follows:
Democrats in favor = 77.
Republicans against = 12.
Totals: 286-130-18, in favor.
Now the measure moves on to the U.S. Senate, where, as even people like me, who attended public schools, are well aware, it will take 67 votes for the resolution to move on to the individual states for ratification.
My personal preference, FWIW, would be for the measure to fall exactly one vote short of passing through the Senate. And I hope that Debbie Stabenow and Maria Cantwell vote "No." For the types of voters who actually decide elections in Michigan and Washington State (especially the former) won't take too kindly to those types of free speech sentiments.
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I hear ya. He had a very nice voice and style. I have wondered from time to time if the writer of the movie "The Two Jakes" got the idea for having a guy murdered in a motel room while messing with another man's wife from what happened to Cooke. Myself I don't mix female and male singers, Male singers are okay but my favorites are female. I enjoy male musicians and female singers. That is just my thing.
Ugly game. Starters were hot early, but our bench got beat up by theirs. The Magic got in a good rhythm, and the Pistons couldn't match that or their energy. All those 3 balls were killer. Too many wide open looks. Jack Nies didn't really help, but the Pistons let the calls that weren't in their favor get in their heads. Never a good thing. This was a team loss if there ever was one. They just got cold for too long a stretch, and Orlando was hot. But there were some positives. Sheed looked good before the foul trouble, Rip and Tay as well, at least initially. Chauncey apparently has a tweaked ankle from the ASG (), but he too was good at first. Dice looked VERY good on the rebounding end. Stuckey - Not the best game for him. But he did have some good drives and dishes. Amir - Blocked some shots in his first 2 minutes, got a couple dunks at the end. His most non-descript game in a while. Max - Very good for a while, looking much more like himself. But Orlando's jumpshooting bigs are difficult, even for him. Afflalo - Not there for him offensively. The D was fine, but he didn't play all that well on the other end. The offense got stagnant in the second, and it stayed that way. The 10 game win streak comes to an end in embarrassing fashion, but the Stones can't wallow in it, since they'll be facing a Bucks team looking for some payback tomorrow.
Oh yeah, I forgot about him. He's fun to watch. Flip should try playing him in Jarvis' place when J's not hitting. He's been playing at the 4, where there's no room. He should play the 3. Edit: Did Brezec get in? I didn't watch the end of the game.
I didn't watch much of this one, but it looked like the 3rd quarter where they were outscored by 14 sealed their doom.
I didn't watch it either (looks like i should be happy about that). But Flip was cursing a mile a minute in his post-game. He said %%%%, and various forums of the word. I think he's missing his Mo Evans, and probably upset he had such a good game.
Well we stopped Superman and Hedoman, but no one could stop the 3 point men!!! Here are the key meaning less stats of the game. The obvious of course is the descrepancy in the three ball where the Pistons were outscored 39-6 as the magic hit 13-20 from beyond the arc to the Pistons anemic 2-14. The magic lead the league in 3's and the Pistons left them wide open as if they didn't know that stat. Next the Pistons who pride themselves on ball movement ignored that practice after the first quarter. After logging 10 assists in the first qtr, they responded with 4 in the second, ZERO in the third and then three late dimes >all by Stuckey in the final seven minutes the game. They went almost 18 minutes with out an assist and scored only 27 points during that drought. Last> both benches scored 37 points??? Well most of ours were scored in garbage time when the game was already decided. Credit their bench, specifically Bogens and Dooling for winning this one for them in the second qtr along perrennial bench man Mo Evans who has gained enough respect by Ron Jeremy to start. Burn the tape and lets start a new streak before heading out west.
Got gas? I got a match. Looks like Island layover to me on this one. At this time, Denver is playing the big 3 tough (yes , KG is back)and eeking out a lead. Hope it holds.
ugly game. crowd was into it early but as soon as i saw jack nies i knew it was going to be a nauseating game, and the few calls early sucked. so did 30 seconds of waiting to change a blocking call into a charge. a few fans started booing, most cleared out early in the 4th quarter, and i sat back in my chair and relaxed. i think people miss darko because herrmann got an enormous ovation when he hit his 3-pointer. i'm talking everyone who was left put both hands in the air and screamed wildly. anyway, the pistons lost their lead early in the 2nd quarter. they got about 3 or 5 points down and flip called a timeout. i turned to my buddy and said 'this is going to be a 15 to 20-point orlando lead in a few minutes', and sure enough i was right. you could just feel it. we weren't playing hard on defense, we weren't moving the ball on offense. this was probably the worst game i've seen afflalo play. max was alright, and stuckey/amir worked on a new pass/dunk play. i thought stuckey played well, although dooling actually defended him pretty tough. he's definitely getting played for the drive, and to his credit he's hitting a few outside shots that will help in the long-run. let's give him credit for not only finishing some tough plays around the basket, but getting to the line 8 times (the 9th was a technical) and making all 8 of those. at least someone was being aggressive! he even managed 4 assists. sucky game all-around...at least the bw3 boneless wings tasted awesome.
oh yeah i almost forgot...the night was summed up perfectly when i witnessed a young couple wearing ben wallace and darko jerseys.
Flip lost this game in the 2nd quarter. First bad move, bringing back Rip with just 4 minutes rest. Next bad move. Playing Hayes at all, who could not even get near making an outside shot tonight. Unless the Pistons were giving him one last chance to prove something before the deadline, there was no reason at all to let him fire up so many bricks. Next bad move. Amir comes out after just playing 6 minutes in the first half. Not enough. There was some good. Stuckey was kept in the game the entire 2nd quarter. Thats a good thing. Stuckey ended up with a career high 16 points, half at the line. You could tell Dyess had more energy, and used it to do well guarding Howard tonight. But on offense, no, his outside shooting helps us not one bit. This is Orlando. They play a center, and two small forwards. Why can't Dyess score inside vs. a small forward. Simple reason. He does not try. Yes, he did some inside work, but that is what he should be doing every minute in the game. By the way, Dyess starting probably helped us lose this one as much as anything. We needed more perimeter help. No way we ever needed more than one center in the game at a time since Orlando never played more than one big at a time. Sheed was awesome on defense. But he can't do everything. The perimeter was left undefended all night long. Tay was so so. Aggressive, yet not finishing. Rip hit some shots. I don't know why he was taken out way early in the 3rd quarter. Anyone know? Billups did a little damage going inside, but needed to do a lot more. Afflalo needs to play a lot more, and jack up a ton of shots. A four minute stretch where he gets two shots is not enough. Amir looked awesome enough when he came in. Here is another player who has to be fed the ball in the post about a hundred times. He should come in the game earlier, probably first off the bench for Dyess. (In fact, Amir should be starting, especially if we are playing Orlando.) Maxiell always brings energy. He did in this game too. But hey, a perimeter player he is not. It was still fun to be at the Palace cheering on the Pistons. At least until toward the end of the 3rd quarter when it was obvious we were getting blown out in this game. And then, it was still entertaining to watch guys like Amir and Stuckey get minutes. Of note, regardless of how hopeless things seemed, Amir was not brought in early in the game. Why I can't begin to guess. Meanwhile, Orlando kept their starters out there for most of the garbage time 4th quarter. Considering our bench was playing their starters, they held their own well enough in that 4th quarter. Herrmann did hit the one shot, but seriously, here too is a guy we need to let come into some games, several in a row, and jack up a bunch of shots. See what he can do. We certainly should have given up on Hayes by now. Its time to give someone else a chance.
We looked scared of Howard. Sheed and Dyess never attempted anything in the post tonight. Maxiell got an isolation against Howard once (why?). Tay's shots inside were severely altered. The one drive where CB went in with confidence, he got volleyball blocked. Shot blockers make a huge difference by deterring attempts. The one positive was that we were playing Howard great on the other end. If Sheed stays in front of him, Howard's got no real game on O. Staying in front of him is not easy though. But he is very turnover prone when he has to put the ball on the floor. I'm not sure Flip did much wrong here. I would have liked to see Amir get more minutes, as he was taken out with a 1 point lead and came back in when we were down 24. But other than that, our players just weren't guarding the 3-point line.
I didn't listen to the game and only followed part of it on Yahoo. Then I went out. I had a bad feeling about this game. Maybe all day. Maybe that is why I woke up in a panicky mood. Something besides the article about Hunter sent off all kinds of bad vibes. Oh well. On to the next game. I had a good time this evening when I went out, so it was a good choice.
Saw this one coming. (See my recent post in the winning streak thread). Hold on boys and girls, these next 7 games are either going to be Nirvana or Ultimate Frustration..........no in between.
Flip's play calling is extremely frustrating at times. When the bench is in he calls iso's for Jarvis Hayes (Seriously... WTF), Tayshaun Prince trying to create off the dribble on the perimeter, etc. There were bad shots a plenty in this one. Stuckey was the only guy on the team looking to work for good shots rather than just hoist one up. Just give the guy the ball on every play and set a couple picks for him. There is your bench offense. You aren't going to get anything better no matter how many Tayshaun Iso's you run. It seemed like the energy was all on our side when AJ/Max were our frontcourt. Then Flip swapped Max for Sheed and the team just fell flat. It doesn't help that Orlando was on fire, but I would have liked to see someone with a pulse outside of Stuckey and Walter. Speaking of Walter... It's time to take a serious look at giving him the SF minutes over Jarvis. I have never seen a worse player take the kinds of shots he does. He takes Kobe shots with Mo Evans-type talent.
Sure wish Delfino was running with this second unit instead of Hayes. Can you imagine Stuckey, Fino and Amir on the break?


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Human embryos have been created in Britain for the first time without using sperm.
The "virgin conception" embryos mark a new way to grow a woman's cells for a range of treatments.
The development, revealed by an Edinburgh research team, is the second in as many days in which British scientists have pushed back the boundaries of reproductive science.
On Thursday, approval was given to experiments to create embryos from three women to develop a novel treatment for a class of genetic disease.
The new work will shed fresh light on hereditary diseases, the problems caused by cloning and on what happens when the regulation of genes in development goes awry.
The human embryos in question result not from a fertilised egg but from an egg that has been tricked into dividing, Paul De Sousa told the British Association meeting in Dublin.
Dr De Sousa did the work at the nearby Roslin Institute, where Dolly the sheep was cloned.
Dr De Sousa used about 300 human eggs to create half a dozen blastocysts - human embryos that comprise about 50 cells, which can be used as a source of stem cells that can be grown into all 200 or so cell types in the body.
Although attempts to grow stem cells from the blastocysts have not yet succeeded as they have in non-human primates, Dr De Sousa was confident it was only a matter of time.
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There are no plans to implant the embryos to create a pregnancy, Dr De Sousa said.
Parthenogenesis also offers the opportunity to grow cells from a woman who is suffering from a serious genetic disease, to help study that disease.
But associate professor Richard Boyd, deputy director of Monash Immunology and Stem Cells Laboratory at Monash University, said he did not believe the breakthrough would provide sustained long-term treatment of disease in humans.
Dr Boyd praised the discovery but said the embryos "contained only one copy of each of the genes of the mother, which could expose diseased cells in the same way in-breeding exposes diseased cells".
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These are so fun. Brings back lots of good memories!!! Thanks for sharing them.
data entry work from homeGreat post! That takes me back to childhood. My sister and I loved building blanket forts too! I remember one time we built a mash tent. Since we both wanted to be the doctor, the only patient we could find was our poor cat Agnew. He tolerated us splinting and bandaging his leg!
Thanks for bringing back some happy memories for me :0) Have a great day!
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Rises to the occasion which is life Strength Courage Confidence very good friend Strong Woman of Solid Character Sweet as the Day Is Long Awesome Friend Always there when you need her God bless you and keep you safe To all those who serve A true friend of law enforcement Great Supporter of LEOs and Horse Lover A former member of our LEO family and staunch supporter of Law Enforcement
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- You know I must be sick of watching the news if I watch Jewelry Television! lol!
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Hi Nanc, Yes I found you. Check out all the groups you can get into, some are LEO only but others are open. The yellow badge under the peoples user names means that person is a certified LEO. Have fun, I knew you'd like this site.
Hello Nancy how goes it hope your having a good day oh yea like what you do w/ the kids kudos to you.
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Hope your well and have a great day. Sorry still no FB...LOLGary
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Out of here now. It's cooled off some so time to go hit the barn and start cleaning, then working one of my horses. Stay safe out there, and if it's your day off have fun!
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Thanks for the gift ArmyMP. I like it!!
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Thanks Andrea!! Super sweet of you to give me a gift....Nancy
Thanks for the add. Stay Safe and have a great week.
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Yup Irish, I love it. Always wanted to be a profiler. Life just somehow got in the way.
Criminal Minds a great show. :)
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Criminal Minds marathon is on and I keep missing my messages here! Geez! I just get so engrossed in the shows I'm not paying attention here or to my FB page. Sorry guys!
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Thanks for the add and have a great week.Gary
Thx for the add, hope you had a safe weekend
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nvtroop08: Not from NV, but trying to move back before winter hits here in Michigan. I'm from here but haven't lived here in 30 years. Wanna find a plce in the Vegas Valley where I can have my horses on the same property as where lived. I lived in Pahrump for those other 6 years. (Please no jokes about Pahrump! Heard 'em all!) Only been back here about 1 1/2 years. Ready to move back out to NV!! Tomorrow would be good! The winters are worse than I remember them. You from NV? How long in LE?
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The one pic is I-15 north of marker 88. Good guess though. Are you from Nevada?


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SAR, you should show show up in a Jets fedora and lead the cheers.
You could be the white-collar Fireman Ed.
SAR, you should show show up in a Jets fedora and lead the cheers.
You could be the white-collar Fireman Ed.
I have no interest in something so tired and juvenile.
Time for that "chant" to die. When I was a teenager it was sort of quaint. My kids don't care, I don't care, it's dead, that's why Ed quit on us. It wasn't "mean fans making me cry boo hoo".
It was lack of interest.
There are a lot less of them now.
In my section and the adjacent sections, we don't have any foul language, we don't have anyone drinking to excess, we don't have burpers or farters.
It's a very nice, very family-friendly area of the stadium. Money can buy you happiness. Pity the poor people.
Its Hawk Daddy, and his puppet that has its own season tickets. As SAR would say, its nice to have money to blow on things like PSL's for dolls.
SAR doesnt like fans being enthusiastc, so he would never try to make it loud there. For some reason, he believes proper etiquette for football is the same as going to a movie.
the jets need a new cleaned up mascot that today's cynical middle age jets fans can relate to. something involving more khaki shorts and flex fit hats
That's funny....the majority of this thread, posters seem to disagree with you. You seem to be one of the few that don't like Ed or the chant.
Lets be honest, you've really had a rough few days here. The majority here disagree with you, seem to despise your uppity attitude. Even the site owner has embarrassed you with multiple posts.
I suggest you settle down. You're really humiliating yourself.
The Jets just need to win, nothing else.
Fireman Ed ur the best , sar is a neck
You seem to think that Jets Insider is a facsimile of the real world Jets fanbase.
Think again.
I'm one of the few normal people here. The rest are a bunch of basement facepainters who have no PSL's, who don't attend Jets games, who just like to hear themselves whine as they open a bag of pretzels, put on a Charlie Daniels album, and get so drunk they can't remember the score when it's flashed on the screen.
Most of the fans in the stadium are just like me. We have money, we got good seats after decades of waiting. We bleed green but not to the point of getting drunk and being rude to other fans. We sit on our hands when its clear that the team is doing it too.
The fans who stay at home are just like you. Blaming everyone else for their lot in life, thinking anyone who's successful is a bad person with bad values and not a good fan, thinking $8 a ticket is a lot of money when it isn't.
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Dailey Joins Staff of JCHC Rehab and Sports Clinic as Full-time OT
FAIRBURY – Danielle Dailey OTR/L, CLT, has joined Jefferson Community Health Center's Rehab and Sports Clinic as full-time occupational therapist.
Dailey has more than 19 years of experience in occupational therapy. She has special interest and emphasis in lymphedema therapy, pediatric therapy and hand therapy, but has experience in all types of occupational therapy with all ages of patients, including home health and hospice patients, and nursing home residents.
Occupational therapy, often called OT, is the use of treatments to develop, recover or maintain the daily living and work skills of a patient with a physical or developmental condition.
"My favorite thing about working in the field of occupational therapy is the variety in diagnoses, patients and treatment methods," Dailey said. "JCHC offers this variety and the opportunity to build the program. I've also been pleased at the friendly and supportive environment at JCHC."
Most recently, Dailey worked in occupational therapy at Myrtle Beach, SC. She has previous experience in the North Platte, Grand Island and Hastings areas, Columbia, SC, and New Jersey.
She is a graduate of Kearney High School and attended Kearney State College; has a bachelor of arts in theater and English from Rutgers, New Brunswick; and received her OT certification from Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. She currently has partial completion of her Master's Degree, as well.
"I'm pleased to be back in a small rural hospital where there is an opportunity to work in all areas of occupational therapy, and initiate new services for the community," Dailey said.
Dailey has had some interesting opportunities in her life, in addition to her work. She spent six months as an aspirant in Washington DC with the Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matara, a Catholic religious order. She has also participated in mission trips, including a trip to the Bronx, NY, where she lived with the Missionaries Charity in their homeless shelter in Harlem.
"It was a very moving experience. It's neat to see how God works," she said.
JCHC's Rehab and Sports Clinic has had part-time occupational therapy service by Barb Bleich, OTR, who will continue on an as needed basis.
"We felt there was a need in this area for full-time occupational therapy service," said Justin Schardt, PT, DPT. "We are especially pleased with Danielle's experience in pediatrics and lymphedema and feel it will be a great resource for residents of our area."
Dailey has family including nieces and nephews in Hasting and the Kansas City area. She is pleased to be back closer to family so she can be a part of their lives.
Anyone with questions about occupational therapy can contact Dailey at JCHC's Rehab and Sports Clinic, (402) 729-6840.