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When the Human Rights Act was introduced the Government said it would lead to a cultural change within public services, representing the ethical bottom line and a 'fairness guarantee for all citizens'. It gave citizens the ability to assert their human rights in the courts of England and Wales.
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Alta Ski Shop, Collins Lift, and Wildcat Lift at Wildcat Base, one of two bases at the resort.
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Is this really worth it?
We hop off the Sugarloaf chair and onto a big "dump" (a record-setting blessing of snow) and join the parade of people inching their way, single file, up, up, up, and gliding precariously, over, over, over, only to climb again. Is this really worth it? I think to myself, sweating in the snow. I contemplate taking off my skis, but then I look up.
"Aw, it's a bootpacker!" one guy yells at another fellow who's stomping with his boards on his shoulders rather than suffering
the steep sidestep with everyone else.
I press on, inspired by the unspoken camaraderie on the traverse toward Devil's Castle―a wide-open bowl and depository of powder―and the shared anticipation among strangers bound by a passion for Alta's almost guaranteed fresh tracks.
Still, exhausted―okay, panting really―I stop and watch as the hard-core hikers keep stomping; my heart is pounding. I look downhill at the almost untouched powder and decide I've had enough hiking. Who needs the untouched stuff? Time to ski.
After a blissful day on the slopes, the return to the Peruvian lodge is a comedown. The guest rooms remind me of my college dorm. There are shared bathrooms and a Ping-Pong table but no TVs. Still, the Peruvian, like all of Alta's lodges, has a 75 percent return rate.
I'm honestly baffled, but by the end of dinner―a slippers-acceptable, family-style affair, where a wine collector wearing turquoise sweatpants shares rare bottles he brought from home and our table swaps stories like old friends―I start to understand.
But, unlike most of the longtime guests, who remain fiercely loyal to "their" lodge, never venturing steps away to check out another, I'm curious and leave Didi a few nights later for Alta's Rustler Lodge, where things are a tad more civilized (read: pricey).
Now I have a television and my own bathroom, and reservations are taken for the window-walled dining room, where the next morning, I overhear a waiter bellow "Welcome back!" to guest Roger Urban, who has been staying here since his bachelor days. He and his wife―looking very '80s (like the lodge) in their matching rainbow-striped rugbys―fuel up at the breakfast buffet, while their teenage daughter, Alexandra, heads out for a lesson with the same instructor she's always had.
Meanwhile, I finish my eggs alone and realize that I miss the chaos of the Peruvian's hostel-like atmosphere. I slip on my skis and hop the rope tow to meet Didi for another day on the slopes.
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From the chatter around the lift line, it's clear that it's not just the powder that draws people to Alta―it's also the people themselves. Old college buddies, moms and sons, widows who used to come with their husbands … everyone returns without question. Likewise, all the locals I meet say they'd intended to come out for a season and do the ski-bum thing. But before they knew it, 10, 20, 30 years had passed―and they're still here. "Alta just swallows you up," says Craig Dillon, Didi's ski shop crush, who, it turns out, is 41 and has lived here half his life.
And so, because people never leave Alta, it's only natural that they grow old here. Not in the typical, canasta-by-the-pool way of growing old. Rather, Alta is like a real-life Cocoon, where the mountain is the fountain of youth. Senior passes start at age 80.
Didi and I return to the Sugarloaf chair and ride up with an 86-year-old couple. "Skiing is only getting easier!" the husband says, beaming. "Free tickets!" says his wife. Inspired, I make a mental note to be just like them in 50 years.
As we climb, once again, toward Devil's Castle, a father whizzes by with a tiny skier bouncing on his shoulders. "Daddy? Are we at Devil's Castle yet?" He hikes as far as possible, plops his daughter in knee-deep powder, and off she goes: a 4-year-old making fresh tracks. I watch, dumbfounded.
And determined. I decide to hike out as far as I can. I want those fresh tracks, and this time I'm willing to work for them. Heart racing, legs aching, I reach the end of the ridge. I rest for a moment and then dip in. Flying solo through feet of untouched powder, carving near-perfect turns, snow spraying like the pros, I realize that I'm floating. This is it. This is why I've come to Alta.
Later that evening, lounging around the Peruvian lobby after dinner―with Scrabble, impromptu sing-alongs, nothing to face tomorrow but more fresh snow―I get the feeling I'm continuing a tradition at risk of being lost forever to the fast-paced, froufrou world beyond Little Cottonwood Canyon. "Everything changes in your life ... so much," reflects Leslie Johnson, who's been coming here every winter since 1982. "Friends move on ... my family's homes have come and gone ... but Alta, Alta never changes."
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MONTROSE COUNTY – Two days before the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment began a new public hearing process over Energy Fuels, Inc.'s application for a radioactive materials license to build the proposed Piñon Ridge Uranium Mill, a group of residents who live near the Cotter Uranium Mill/superfund site in Cañon City sent a letter to Judge Richard Dana over concerns about the state's ability to provide adequate over a new uranium mill.
The letter from the Colorado Citizens Against Toxic Waste group, a nonprofit organization, was sent to Dana on Monday. Dana is presiding over the hearing, which began in Nucla Wednesday evening.
The members of the group, who live near the Superfund site in Cañon City, stated in their letter that their concerns about the new Piñon Ridge mill stem from years of experience in dealing with CDPHE regulators on the Cotter Mill cleanup, which has been managed by the state since the late 1980s.
"Our biggest concern is that our state does not have the staff or the resources devoted to regulating a site like this, and that is where a lot of problems will come from," the group's co-chair Sharyn Cunningham said in a telephone interview Monday. "If the mill is built, and once they find contamination – and they will – our concern is whether or not the people living nearby will be protected by the state agencies.
"I do not believe they will be protected."
Members of the group said their worries about the CDPHE's ability to oversee the proposed mill date back to 2002. That's when the organization of health-care workers, teachers and business professionals formed, in an effort to block a plan to import toxic waste from a Superfund site in New Jersey to the Cotter Mill in Colorado.
"When CCAT began to fight the proposal to import radioactive waste, some of us who live near the mill learned that pollution from the facility had contaminated our well water – a fact that officials at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment failed to effectively warn residents about for years," the letter to Dana stated.
Since 2002, the group has worked with Democrats and Republicans in the Colorado General Assembly to pass a series of legislative efforts to protect communities from uranium mills. Key components of those legislative efforts include requiring the state to increase public participation and forcing the owners of uranium mills to clean up their contamination before they seek approval to process new materials.
"Unfortunately, despite our best efforts to work collaboratively with the CDPHE over the cleanup of the Cotter Mill, we have seen radiation regulators dismiss our concerns, forcing our group to take CDPHE to court in a pending case aimed at ensuring that meaningful cleanup is achieved and financial liability stays where it belongs – with the industry," the letter stated.
"Our group, after watching this since 2002, and there were others watching from the 1960s, we feel like the state has handled Cotter with kid gloves," Cunningham said. "There were few fines, and they allowed long delays in requiring cleanup or even investigation contamination. There is not enough staff or resources at the radiation management unit at the health department that is devoted to this uranium mill. Based on what we experience, it really doesn't bode well for how a new uranium mill will be regulated."
While Cunningham said a recent Denver Post investigative story raised questions about the decades-long management of the Cotter Mill, decisions in recent years also led the group to worry about the state's ability to regulate the Piñon Ridge Mill. According to CCAT, in the past 10 years, the CDPHE allowed the owner of the Cotter Mill to:
• Wait 20 years to conduct a comprehensive survey of well water owners who lived in areas tainted by pollution from the Cotter Mill. In 2008, seven families were found to be using wells tainted by pollution from the mill for all domestic purposes because of the CDPHE's lack of institutional controls.
• Delay the remediation of high concentrations of uranium in groundwater under a nearby golf course. Company documents reveal that regulators have known about the contamination since 1979, but it has still not been remediated.
• Dump 90,000 gallons of radioactive sludge and solvents into a 157-acre impoundment pond that the agency acknowledged was leaking in June 2007.
• Proceed with the dumping of toxic chemicals and radioactive waste at the mill even though the state knows that dangerous levels of uranium concentrations in groundwater already exist at the mill.
"At the end of the day, we don't want these Western Slope communities to have to go through what we have gone through," the letter stated. "These communities can see many jobs that are not subject to the booms and busts of uranium mining from remediating old and abandoned uranium mines, some of which once fed the Cotter Mill, are still in Cotter's control, and are in a similar state of contamination and disrepair as its now-defunct mill."
The hearings in Nucla, which began Wednesday, are the result of a district judge's ruling that found CDPHE radiation regulators violated federal law by in the first hearing. Colorado regulators are tasked with the oversight of uranium mills through an agreement with the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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"I advise young trainers to do what I have done and I don't think they hear me," Vogt said Friday morning at the Reno Livestock Events Center.
Vogt, who resides in Pismo Beach, Calif., is in Reno this week competing in the 42nd annual National Reined Cow Horse Association (NRCHA) Snaffle Bit Futurity, an event he tied to win in its inaugural year, 1970. With 31 championship titles under his belt, including two NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity titles, Vogt is giving the competition a run for their money yet again this year.
At press time, Vogt was leading in the Intermediate group and in fourth place in the Open class. The futurity winner will be decided Sunday in the Open Finals at the Reno Livestock Events Center, where the top finishers from preliminary rounds that have taken place earlier in the week will vie for a $100,000 first place check.
So what is it Vogt is telling younger trainers that they are not hearing? The answer is simple: advertise your name.
"I met this guy on an airplane once who said, 'Les, you're going to die poor unless you make yourself famous,' " Vogt said. "He said, 'He who bloweth not his own horn hath not his horn blown.' "
Though he had been competing for years and was well-known in reined cow horse circles, Vogt decided about 20 years ago to take the advice of that man he met on the plane.
"I learned how to do press releases," Vogt said, before he had a computer. "They were all over the house."
Vogt sent hundreds of press releases and photos to publications across the country, writing about horse shows he was going to, just trying to get his name in print.
"I'd say 15 to 20 percent of them got printed," he said.
Vogt said he believes anyone can be successful in their endeavors. If their goal is to make money training horses, they have to learn to market themselves.
"Anybody can do this," he said. "It's just taking the effort and time to make yourself famous."
And fame is something Vogt has definitely achieved. According to his website, www.lesvogt.com, he is a 15-time world champion famous for training winning reining and reined cow horses that are known for their great attitude and longevity in the show pen.
Along with his two NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity wins, in his only trip to the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) World Championship show, he won both the Senior Working Cow Horse and the Senior Reining Events, something that has never been done by any other horse and rider combination.
Vogt was inducted into the NRCHA Hall of Fame in 2004, and has had two of his horses listed in the Hall of Fame.
"I hold three inductions," Vogt said. "One for myself, one for King Fritz and one for Chex A Nic."
Chex A Nic was inducted into the NRCHA Hall of Fame in 2010. The gelding won more than $37,000 and two AQHA World Championships during his 9-year career.
"He won NRCHA open bridle classes and open stock horse classes, as well as titles from events such as the Blue Ribbon Saddle Circuit and the Hollywood Reining Royal," the NRCHA website states. "In 1992, Chex A Nic became the first horse ever to win both a reining and cow horse AQHA world titles in the same year."
Though Chex A Nic was a favorite of Vogt's, King Fritz, inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2005, is the horse that Vogt says propelled him to the top of the reined cow horse game.
Vogt bought King Fritz from Fritz Watkin for $50,000, money he didn't have at the time.
According to www.nrcha.com, Vogt called Watkin and offered him $1,000 earnest money to purchase King Fritz and a band of broodmares for a total of $70,000.
"Friend and customer Max Roof helped Les put together a business plan and found a lender," the NRCHA website states. "The horse's rise to stardom was so successful the loan was paid off within a year."
"Those horses were pure magic," Vogt said on Friday. "They propelled me to the top … but when King Fritz died, I fell back into the masses of trainers."
King Fritz died in the late 1970s, leaving Vogt to develop an actual training program for horses for the first time.
"I didn't know how to train a horse," he said. "They were training me … (When King Fritz died), it made me become a student of the art of training and I had to develop a program. Without that bump in the road, I would have never had to do that."
Vogt went on to develop training programs, which he now shares with others in horse training clinics, books and videos.
Vogt is especially pleased with one of the horses he is riding this year at the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity, Nic It Smartly (but Vogt calls him Sparky).
"Sparky is the first horse in my life that I have completely maximized with a program, form to function," he said. "He thinks this horse show is a party —a party just for him —because there is no pressure."
Vogt isn't feeling any pressure either. About 15 or 20 years ago he redesigned his life to allow for less stress and more time to do the things he enjoys, and is glad he did. He started putting on training clinics and competing less.
"I do about 30 clinics a year and I really enjoy them," he said. "I love to help people."
When he isn't teaching, Vogt spends time with his horses and a 31-year-old named Cody Morrow, who is the equine manager/trainer at the ranch where Vogt's horses are.
"I truly admire him," Vogt said of Morrow. "He has more character … I have been around him every day for almost four years now and never had a cross word."
Vogt and Morrow ride colts every morning at Rancho Arroyo Grande, about 20 miles from Vogt's home, then rope in the afternoons.
"We ride colts for two to three hours every morning and I help Cody," he said. "Then we run the steers in the afternoon and he helps me with my roping. Then we barbecue some chicken."
Life is good for the man who has a chance this Sunday to win yet another NRCHA Snaffle Bit championship.
"I'm in a really good space in life right now," he said, adding that he and business partner Linda Boggs are doing well selling horse products, bits and spurs, and doing television shows.
To learn more about Vogt, visit www.lesvogt.com.


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I'm planning to start the journey Monday, October 1.
I don't have a home gym with a stationary bike, or a weight machine.
I did go out any buy a mountain bike, and starting Monday I'll be ridding it to work, which is about 5 miles per day round trip.
I have two 5lb dumb bells, but nothing else.
For people that don't have a home gym or gym membership, what are you doing for the aerobics exercises and the weight machine type exercises?
Thanks, I can't wait to start the journey!
Good luck with the journey Cal. I would suggest you buy exercise bands and perhaps a pullup bar. This is probably the cheapest you can get by with and still "hit your 10's". Aerobics on the mountain bike and walking/running work. It also will work if you are on the road. Minimal space/maximum benefit for BFL routine.
The best solution is to buy a set of weights. garage sales and craigs list are the way to go here. You can get a very good workout free hand. Pushups pull ups, lunges etc. but it's much easier to add progressive resistance with a weight set. you will need much heavier weights in short order
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The Weider 2980X single station at-home gym has the equipment you need for a full-body workout in the comfort of your own home.
6 integrated workout stations including a high pulley, chest press, chest fly, leg developer, preacher curl and low pulley station
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I guess I'll still need a barbell and free weights too ??
I guess I thought you were living in a studio flat in manhattan or something...What I purchased in 2008 was a Gold's Gym bench with leg extension/preacher's curl.
The bench goes beyond horizontal for decline bench presses. I use all settings for upper and lower workouts, so be sure it has that feature.
I sold the barbell rack back to Play it again sports (consignment sports outlet) for about 100 bucks. I also bought dumbbells 5-25 with a rack and 5 weights for the leg from 25-35#. This will allow you to work all of your muscle groups and the dumbbells are much safer than barbells if you are working out alone. since then I have worked up to 45# dumbbells purchasing incrementally as I plateaued. This takes up about 100 sq ft.
All in all, I think I spent less than $300 starting out, but consignment or craigs list would be worth looking into.
I have been at this for several years and 10 BFL challenges, so I have to say that it works for me.
Hope this helps,
Hmm, I thought about going for a bench but looking at the BFL book they showed all the machines for many of the exercises, that's why I was thinking about the home gym. I'll have to think about this, I could go either way, as long as both are effective, which appears to be the case.
Thanks for your help Frick, I cannot wait to start the journey!
Hope it all works out for you. I remember my mother in law say, "those things usually just collect dust after 3 months". as I was putting my bench together. LOL. That was over 4 years and 3 jeans sizes ago.
Good luck on the journey.
I ended up getting this, it was on sale for $100, and looks perfect to start off with. I think if I got some dumbbells without weights, I could use the smaller weights from this set too. I think this should cover me at least for the first 12 weeks, then I can add-on as I go.
Good Buy Cal. It looks similar to the gold's gym bench I got. Can I suggest adding some ankle length socks to go around the leg cushions? I put about 3 pair on mine to ease some of the discomfort during leg extensions. No excuses now, dude! Get started and get your money's worth.
Day one workout done. It's been years (like 20+) since I did any weight training, it was awkward as I read the exercises from the BFL book - LOL! I'll watch some youtube workout videos, but I figured the first week would be a bit of trail and error.
I have maxed out my rag tag collection of dumb bells and the left over barbell with about 42lbs of weight my kids used to mess with. I can hold 2 dumbbells in my hand at one time while doing walking lunges from room to room in my house but I can't hold 3!!!! My weight bench is my sewing seat and the end of the bed pushed together, not bad but the sewing seat is on wheels. Been looking at yard sales, garage sales, Goodwill and Saint Vincent's but no luck finding anything that I need. Guess it is time to spend some $$. Thank you for the ideas on where to look.
Hey Cal,
I have had a Soloflex Weight Machine for 25 years. It is free weight adaptable, and you can do bodyweight exercises. If you check Craigslist or EBay you can hunt one down for $100 or so.
"Hypochondriacs are their own terrorists." Saul Bellow
I travel a lot and not all hotels have gyms and some are generally crowded. I'm too cheap to pay for LA Fitness or something similar.
I use my suitcase for in-room exercises. I'll throw bottles of water in for extra weight and then add my laptop for more weight. I throw my BFL book and any magazines I can find as well.
Sometimes it takes 25 reps to get to 9, but that's what I do. I'll eventually buy a set of water/travel dumbells.
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HUNDREDS of people gathered in Newcastle's Civic Park today in protest against Fairfax Media's plans to move editorial production jobs from the Newcastle Herald to New Zealand.
State and federal MPs and mayors of all political persuasions joined prominent Hunter academics, sporting, business and community identities at the rally, unanimously calling on Fairfax to reconsider its plans.
A proposal was announced on Tuesday for 41 editorial production positions to be made redundant at the Newcastle Herald and its four community mastheads and moved to New Zealand. A similar plan has been proposed for the Illawarra Mercury.
Employees walked off the job for 36 hours on Wednesday, joined by colleagues at the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Illawarra Mercury and Australian Financial Review. Canberra Times journalists walked out on Thursday.
Labor, Liberal, Green and Independent MPs from throughout the Hunter Region stood together and denounced the Fairfax plans.
''This crosses the political divide,'' state member for Newcastle Tim Owen told the crowd, estimated to have been up to 1000.
''The Newcastle Herald is rightly one of the best newspapers in Australia. Offshoring it to New Zealand is the most ridiculous thing I have heard.''
Federal Climate Change Minister and Member for Charlton Greg Combet promised to fight for the Newcastle Herald, while his Newcastle counterpart Sharon Grierson said she would seek further meetings with Fairfax's senior management to reverse the decision.
Newcastle Lord Mayor John Tate stood beside his counterparts and representatives from all five of the region's councils.
''The brand that we know as the Newcastle Herald is a brand that is probably the most important brand in the Hunter Valley, and when we think about that being taken away I become annoyed and frustrated and I know you do as well," Cr Tate said.
''The Herald has been the advocate for the Hunter Valley for over 150 years and if we lose that advocacy we will lose part of our personality, part of our community. We must fight to keep this.''
Maitland mayor Peter Blackmore conveyed to the crowd a letter from the local government collaborative, Hunter Councils.
''A healthy democracy requires a healthy media,'' the letter read.
''In the Hunter a healthy democracy requires its print media to be in touch with our region, its people and its issues. By robbing the Newcastle Herald of a large measure of control of its coverage of local stories, Fairfax is weakening its ability to report social, political, economic, and environmental issues that are important to us all.
''Hunter councils respects the contribution the Herald makes, even when that contribution is to hold up local government to intense scrutiny. A fearless media is a good media. By beginning the process of weakening the Herald, Fairfax is beginning the process of downgrading its contribution to our region and our region's future. We must resist this change and support in any way we can the integrity and strength of this long and essential institution.''
Prominent Hunter developers Jeff McCloy and Hilton Grugeon also addressed the rally, with Mr Grugeon noting the crowd's diversity.
''It appears that this issue is concerning everyone from the rabid right to the loony left and everyone in between,'' he said.
Organisers of the rally, the Media, Arts and Entertainment Alliance, said the rally's attendance had surpassed all expectations and would convey a strong message to the Fairfax board.
A spokesman for Fairfax Media, Mr Brad Hatch, said the Newcastle Herald and associated publications would remain high-quality and totally connected to the communities they served.
"We agree that the Herald has an important role to play in communities," he said.
"That won't change.
"The Herald will still have one of the biggest newsrooms in the region and no reporting or photographic positions are affected by the proposal.
"The local publisher, editor, reporters, photographers and illustrators remain at the heart of the Herald.
"While the proposed changes will necessarily have a substantial impact on our people, Fairfax Media is on a journey of change from a predominantly print business to a predominantly digital business.
"No-one likes difficult decisions but we all have to make them, and the proposal has been made in the interests of ensuring we can remain a strong media voice and a Newcastle employer over the long term."


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In addition to DePetro, other radio hosts -- and elected officials -- have been at the center of controversies involving talk radio.
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Arbitron Ratings Scandal
In 2008, radio host John DePetro found himself in the midst of a ratings controversy. The Boston Herald reported,
The briefly stellar ratings of controversy-dogged-talkmeister John DePetro's Providence radio show tanked yesterday after a whiff of scandal forced Arbitron to reissue its spring survey of listener-dial habits.
In the 6 to 10 a.m. weekday slot occupied by the self-proclaimed "Independent Man" on WPRO-AM (630), "the reissue ranked WPRO at number nine" among valued 25- to 54-year-old listeners, "down from the number four rank in the original release," program manager Paul Giammarco and station market manager Barbara Haynes announced in a joint statement.
Office Scuffle
The Providence Journal's Mike Stanton reported on an altercation in 2009 between DePetro and radio host Ron St. Pierre.
DePetro said he was hit -- and scratched -- in the eye with a balled up paper with a staple thrown at him by St. Pierre.
Buddy's Return - to Radio
After five years in prison for racketeering conspiracy from 2002 to 2007, former Mayor of Providence Buddy Cianci returned to the public eye with a radio show on WPRO.
While controversial, Cianci's continued popularity has people wondering if Buddy might just make another run for Mayor in 2014.
Chafee's Talk Radio Ban
Upon taking office in 2011, Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee announced that he would not appear on talk radio shows and barred state employees in agencies and departments that report to him from doing the same during work hours.
Governor Chafee is among the elected officials who have signed the "For Our Daughters" pledge.
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WEEI sports radio hosts John Dennis and Gerry Callahan were suspended in 2003 when they referred to an escaped gorilla as a "Metco gorilla" waiting for a bus to Lexington -- with Metco being bus program that buses inner-city students to suburban schools.
Boston's WCVB reported that advertisers Dunkin' Donuts and Blue Cross pulled back station support in light of the incident.
Severin Suspended
WTKK's Jay Severin was fired for making comments about sleeping with female employees over the years.
Radio Ink reported on Greater Media's reaction to the incident.
"Greater Media today ended its relationship with Jay Severin. Our company has always encouraged a free and open dialogue on a variety of issues and topics, and we will continue to be guided by that principle. But we also demand that our on-air talent maintain an appropriate level of civility, and adhere to a standard that respects our listeners and the public at large.
Imus' Racial Remarks
in 2007, nationally syndicated talk show host Don Imus called Rutgers women's basketball players "nappy-headed hos." Imus was suspended -- then fired -- by CBS Radio.
Five years later, Imus was back on the national radio circuit, as reported by New Jersey.com
Rush Limbaugh
Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh is no stranger to controversy; his latest remarks prompted the Democratic National Committee to call on Republican leaders to boycott the Daily Caller, which defended Limbaugh's remarks in an article entitled, "Liberals want to stop men from checking out women."
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Talk radio in Rhode Island is trash radio !
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The Left is clearly feeling the heat from Talk Radio. Remember all those impotent threats vis-à-vis, every community would have monitors to tape and take notes on all talk hosts and their guests, in effort to stop Talk Radio? Wasn't that part of the regime's stated goal when first it was inflicted upon our country?
What happened? Well, the poltroons who were supposed to do that prefer watching springer and the view to taping and taking notes on concepts they cannot grasp. (Hate speech alert here!)
They'd rather stuff their pie-holes with Foam 'n' Snakzz and watch Pin the Tail on the Village Idiot, than try to fathom what a conservative talk host might be saying.
So that Stasi-esque stooge program failed.
So now it's this? Nice try.
You succeed in getting DePetro off the air, you take bread from his mouth, violate his rights and take away something he clearly loves to do? Be careful what you wish for.
From personal experience, the short-sighted, thin-skinned, control freaks with much to hide who censor free speech wind up with a sleep-disordered citizen-reporter who relishes the idea of hanging upside down all night, gathering facts to alert his fellow citizens to society's termites.
Be careful what you wish for. Best to wish Mr. DePetro well.
Take man or woman off the air, and they'll instantly take to the Net both, with words spoken and written, to expose the compromised geeks who did them dirty, as warning to their fellow Americans.
Sammy Arizona
Shortly after Clinton took office, the undisputed leader of the conservative movement and the de facto leader of the GOP Rush Limbaugh had a syndicated TV show. Rush asked his audience, "did you know there's a White House dog?" For his punch line, Rush showed a photo of a 12-year-old Chelsea Clinton.
It takes a special breed of jerk to go after an under-age child . To expose her to ridicule for her looks, at what is easily the most awkward stage of adolescence, is completely indefensible. But the Right-Wing-Rubes proudly defended Saint Limbaugh's vile comments
Happy holidays to all...Sammy in Arizona
Wuggly Ump
Name calling by a radio host is unacceptable. Imus calling kids "hos" and DePetro calling a group of women "whores" is just wrong.
What DePetro said about Ms. Ross may have been tactless, but essentially correct.
As far as Sammy Arizona's Rush Limbaugh incident that was also wrong calling kids names.
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