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In other words, it's not merely clicking the "I Agree" button that creates the legal contract. The issue turns on reasonable notice and opportunity to review--whether the placement of the terms and click-button afforded the user a reasonable opportunity to find and read the terms without much effort. In practice, the enforceability of each TOS implementation often falls on a sliding scale, depending on the degree of notice it provides the user. At one end, presentations that require the user, before clicking, to scroll to the bottom of a set of terms, or through an adjacent scroll box, guarantees the entirety of the TOS appears at least once, even if the user chooses to ignore it, and has been held to be enforceable. At the other end, by contrast, if a user must click on a hyperlink, or series of hyperlinks, to view the terms, the significance of clicking "I Agree" as showing assent diminishes, depending on the difficulty in actually finding the terms and whether a reasonable Internet User would have done so. Finally, in addition to the placement of terms, courts also consider the inclusion of conspicuous statements on websites that instruct users to read the TOS and inform them of the consequence of clicking "I Agree."...The Clicks That Bind: Ways Users "Agree" to Online Terms of Service
Whereas courts have been willing to give clickwraps their blessing, attempts to legally bind users with browsewrap agreements have been more controversial. Unlike clickwrap agreements, browsewraps do not require a user to engage in any affirmative conduct, like clicking on a box, in order to show that they agree to a set of terms. Instead, websites with browsewrap agreements often purport to bind their users by passive conduct, unrelated to the TOS itself, like continuing to use the website or proceeding past its homepage.
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Wardish says:
Most interesting to me is when an employer requires you to use particular software. Microsoft Office is a good example.
Does that bind the employee to the tos?
Can a company require me to enter legal agreements to third parties?
Various other questions….
BearsAssaultedByBasil says:
If the user was required to demonstrate some sort of comprehension of the terms it would really turn the use of eulas on its head. Imagine if companies where required to make their users answer a multiple choice question specific to the terms after each section of the eula. I'm just imagining an apple user sitting there and actually reading through the tens of thousands of words of eula and answering questions about the rights theirs giving away point by point.
gnp says:
It'll be interesting to see what workable legal decisions can be implemented, if any. One good example for browsewrap agreements – back when the Communications Decency Act looked like it might get approved, a lot of pr0n sites put up basic entrance pages along the lines of, "If you read further, you declare that you're 18, and you won't attack us for any material you might find objectionable."
Not that many of those "agreements" hold much weight – What if you got to one of the adult pages by following a link that circumvented the entrance page? The CDA luckily was shot down – I forget the exact reasons, but I think one of the judges noted that there was no reliable way to determine viewing age over the Internet.
The side-effect of those entrance pages, a positive thing in my opinion, is that it made it much easier to avoid objectionable material, simply because CDA paranoia led to more courteous labelling practices.
Piers W says:
As far as I know, if you modify an agreement before signing it, that is what you are agreeing to. So if you write a script that swaps the buttons round you should be fine.
JohnCJ says:
What you are referring to is the "mirror image rule"
Cliff notes version: You have to accept an offer on EXACTLY the same terms you are given. If you modify the terms, then accept, then it is not actually an acceptance but is instead a "counter-offer"
If you simply swap Yes and No buttons, you are not modifying the terms. since most terms begin with "by using this software you accept the terms…", your use of the software becomes the acceptance. A court is likely to see the shenanigans you pulled as further proof you have read and understood the terms.
So ironically, your attempts to get around the EULA would end up strengthening the other side's argument that there is a valid contract.
Anonymous says:
Piers- You would need the other party's agreement to the modified terms. When you buy the software, you get the EULA as an "offer" from the company. Your modified terms would be a "counter offer" to the company, which would probably be ignored. The big idea behind a unilateral contract is that performance (or some manifestation of assent) is enough to create the contract. If you don't want to accept the terms, don't use the software like you are accepting the terms.
(Additionally, be careful about making modifications via a script–the DMCA forbids circumvention of an access control device, which probably includes the EULA screen on your instal wizard.)
The bigger question here: do we really want negotiation between parties? Imagine the transaction cost if Microsoft *really* negotiated each license agreement with each person who used MS Word.
Sure, form contracts can be abused. Sure, sometimes the terms are a bit more restrictive than I would like. Sure, there is a huge imbalance of power between the user and the software company. At the end of the day, as long as the EULA is available, it's about the same as every other form contract. Do people complain this much whenever one rents a car? Get a hotel room? I don't really understand why people find software license agreements so pernicious.
flytch says:
No open contract is legally binding… if it says "subject to change without notice" then it's an open contract!
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a fine question for 1Ls, just in time finals…
Anonymous says:
Ensures that the whole eula has been displayed? I think not!
Usually these are provided by a standard scroll bar – clicking or dragging the bar to the end on many systems will jump to the end, or scroll fast enough that many sections of the eula are skipped past without ever being rendered on screen.
Piers W says:
I wasn't totally serious, and I'm not a lawyer. I vaguely remember a British court case based on 'by breaking this seal, you agree to lots and lots of stuff' involving someone who had not broken the seal.
'By using this software you accept the terms' is what you're agreeing to by clicking a button. If I use somebody elses software on their computer I'm not thereby agreeing to a 'contract' I've never even seen, even if they're breaking it by letting me use it.
You may be right that a court would be unsympathetic, if the terms you're deemed to have agreed to are reasonably standard. One would have to get taken to court to find out.
zog says:
As a part of my job I often install software to be used by others. I click through the license mumbo jumbo to get the software usable…. so the end user usually has never sighted the agreement that has to be clicked past to get it running.
Daemon says:
The thought occurs: My mother bought a laptop with windows pre-installed. The computer assembly folks may have agreed to the windows EULA, by opening or clicking something, but she didn't.
Now, the license is transferable, obviously… but the restrictions that go with it would seem to be fairly hard to legally enforce in such a case, as the end-user will almost certainly never even see the EULA.
Philbert42 says:
I just purchased an HP printer. The installation wizard posted a screen with an "Easy Install" option which offered to automatically and invisibly accept the EULA on my behalf (and incidentally and equally automatically sign me up for a marketing survey and probably a lot of unwanted email). Isn't this an implicit admission by HP that the EULA is a joke?
JohnCJ says:
Zog, you might want to be careful about that. As an employee agreeing to a contract on behalf of a company, you might have some issues.
Heartfruit says:
My five year old can and has clicked a ToS agreement. She is capable of reading early reader books but I'm sure she had no idea what it was she was "agreeing" too. She just knew that if she didn't click agree she wasn't going to be able to play her game.


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If you like the chicken enchilada soup form Chili's, then you will love this! For those of you who are unclear, masa harina is just a corn flour (similar to corn meal but ground much finer) and you can find it at your local grocery store. If you can find the masa, then definitely make this soup! You will not be disappointed.
This is everything you look for in a recipe; easy, quick, delicious and reheatable. It tastes exactly like an enchilada. I added chipotle pepper, halved the cheese, and used barbecue chicken breast I already had cooked from last night, which saved on the time. FOR THE MASA HARINA HATERS: When mixing the masa with the water, whisk a little at a time into your water (about a tablespoon at a time) very quickly, until it is all dissolved. This gives it a much smoother consistency and alleviates the grittiness.
Karen, I want to thank you so much for this recipe. It's been a while since a new recipe wowwed me like this one did & my beau just raved about it. Awesome stuff, he said. As usual, I made some adjustments & additions but the recipe, as written, proved to be a great foundation. I took a chance & found a more than adequate substitute for the 'gritty' masa to thicken the soup. Other recipes mentioned using torn up unfried corn tortillas (I used about 5 small tortillas-probably few more next time). I don't have a need for any extra masa so the tortillas worked beautifully. They practically dissolve, giving a lovely texture. Be sure to add additional cup or so of liquid. It can be stock, water, V-8 or beer, of course. I may try tequila...I encourage all of you non-gritties to please give this recipe another chance nixing the masa for tortillas. Trust me & Karen. According to our tastes, I added sauteed onions, chopped fresh jalapenos, black beans, corn & I added some red cayenne pepper, about 1/3 tsp. Be careful-cayenne is hot so add sparingly. It really wakes up the flavor & it makes your tummy warm & happy. Souper Recipe (ha)! 5 Yums Up!
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I thought it was to good to be true, had the car for exactly 1 year with no faults at all, but now the air-con just blows out warm air.i've checked the fuses ,all seem ok.anybody had the same problem? As luck would have it's great weather
I thought it was to good to be true, had the car for exactly 1 year with no faults at all, but now the air-con just blows out warm air.i've checked the fuses ,all seem ok.anybody had the same problem? As luck would have it's great weather
Get it sorted under warranty.
Could be any number of things, none of them cheap.
May just need a regas, which would be the preferred option (�70+, or �100+ at Audi).
If it's a component failure (compressor, dryer, condenser etc) it gets expensive, lots of labour.
Thanks Andy Mac - I will phone Audi tomorrow, am I just unlucky? or is this something that can happen after just a year?
You might just be unlucky. A mate with a 4mo golf lost his air con on his brand new car within a couploe of months of collecting it he had a small pin prick in the system caused by a stone and all the gas to leaked out.
1 year!? Had mine 2 months and the air con has gone twice.
The first time (2 weeks ago) they claimed it needed regassing so they did this. A week later it went again - after making some very strange squeaky noises. Its going back to the stealer on Friday.
mine seems to pump out nothing but cold air, unless it's on HI
phoned up the dealer today and booked the car in, asked him if the re pair was all under warranty, he told me that if a stone has punctured the condenser it would be down to me, he said he's known pidgeons and pheasants to damage the aircon i don't remember running any down
Those bloody birds, when I see one walking down the street with a screwdirver in wing I make a point to run them down....
Fingers crossed Radwo that it's not the condensor thats punctured.
thanks marriedblonde,if when i go and have it sorted next week they find a hole with feathers round it, i'll know i've been stitched up
steve k i'd like to know how you get with the next visit to the stealers , good luck
No prob - I'll let you know what they say tomorrow.
Pretty sure mine is not likely to be a puncture to the condenser. First time it went it made a strange squeaky sound and then just stopped working. This time, the squeaky sound was a lot worse and after a bit of testing I discovered it was dependent on the engine revs (higher the revs the more regular the squeaking) and if I put in the clutch or switched on the Econ button it would stop squeaking. So I'm pretty sure mine is at fault somewhere in the connection from engine to air con unit. I'm certainly not going to take any fluffy bird stories...
Has just happened to my A3 too - just over 1 year old! The weather was nice and sunny, so put aircon on Lo, it seemed quite cold to start with, then after about 15 miles it really was blowing out warm air. Rang local dealer, they again said to me that they would not be able to tell me if the problem was covered by warranty until they had taken a look. Took it in last Thursday and told that I needed a new aircon compressor, do not have any in stock, 10 day delivery from Germany, and is covered under the warranty at a price of �540 for the part and �60 labour (2hrs I was told). So after the 23rd May mine should be working again!
�60 for 2 hours labour is bl00dy cheap!
Radwo, if you need an air-con expert, this bloke is excellent and sorted out my old A3.
I'll PM you his details, based in Chesham.
Well, I was trying to read the invoice for the work to be carried out, so that was a guess at �60 for the labour, unless that was for another part for the aircon - how much is Audi labour an hour? Luckily, never personally had to pay for it, and don't intend to in the future!
It's ging to depend where you life but I think down our way it is around �65 plus Vat an hour.
Well I dropped my car in at the dealer on Friday - by the afternoon they had not been able to diagnose the problem. Got a call this morning saying it was the condenser leaking. New one on order - arriving tomorrow hopefully.
They say this is apparently becoming a very common fault for A3s (hence shortage of parts).
thanks steve k for letting me know about the leaky codenser, i take my car in on wednesday i'ii let you know the outcome
�65 an hour! Try �90 +VAT (�100+VAT at some dealers)
Mine has just packed in this morning and I really haven't got time to be taking it to the stealer [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]
Unlucky. If its a condenser prob like mine it does apparently take a while to rectify (even once they have the parts), as the front bumper needs to come off etc. apparently.
Picking mine up tomorrow so hopefully this'll be the end of it.
It's all very weird. Working last night and not working again this morning [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]
Same happened to me. Started with an intermittent fault then, after a few days, it gave up all together, presumably when the condenser had completely leaked. Got mine back today and seems to be working fine now, touchwood.
took the car to the dealers today, they said it needs a new compressor,10 days to get the parts but at least it's under warranty
At least thats a good result Radwo. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/beerchug.gif[/img]
So have A3's got condenser AND compressor problems then? Anyone else had any trouble?
No problems here.
My Sportback is only 5 months old so it's early days yet. Spring is just getting started here in Holland and apart for some de-misting I haven't had much need for the airco yet. Let's see if it survives summer. I sure hope this is not going to be a weak spot. Airco repairs can be very expensive!


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Denver Post sports columnist Dave Krieger is leaving to join 850 KOA's afternoon sports show. Krieger was one of a handful of Rocky Mountain News staffers who were picked up by the Post after the Rocky folded.
Filed under: Denver Post, Politics, Rocky Mountain News
I don't know newly elected Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and I don't know whether the allegations of his involvement with prostitutes are true. But I do know this: if the Rocky Mountain News were still here, we would have gotten to the bottom of the story much faster. I love the Denver Post, but I love a Denver Post being pushed by a competing Rocky Mountain News even more.
Filed under: Obit, Rocky Mountain News
They say suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem, and in that spirit let us remember that it was two years ago today that Scripps pulled the plug on the Rocky Mountain News. In that moment, 150 years of scrappy journalism was abandoned, hundreds of talented journalists and production staff suddenly were without jobs and Denver was left with one less important community voice.
Here is a behind-the-scenes look at how Scripps' decision played out in the newsroom.
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News, RTD
If you saw Dean Singleton cackling like a James Bond villain today, it is because highly respected former Rocky Mountain News reporter Kevin Flynn has taken a position with RTD as "public information project manager for the public-private partnership that is to build and operate trains to Denver International Airport and Arvada/Wheat Ridge, along with other FasTracks elements." Flynn spent 27 years at the Rocky covering a host of beats, including transportation.
Filed under: Obit, Rocky Mountain News
Tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the final edition of the Rocky Mountain News. Here's to all the great journalists who worked for the newspaper over the past century, and especially to those who were with it at the end. You deserved better.
Filed under: Denver Post, Journalism Moves, Penny Parker, Rocky Mountain News
Former Rocky Mountain News editor John Temple will relocate to Hawaii after accepting the position as editor of Peer News, "a Honolulu-based local news service that will produce original, in-depth reporting and analysis of local issues in Hawaii." Expect a "John Temple gets lei'd" joke in Penny Parker's Denver Post column tomorrow.
Filed under: journalism, Journalism Moves, New York Times, Rocky Mountain News
The New York Times profiles former Rocky reporter and current Guadalupe County Communicator publisher Michael "M.E." Sprengelmeyer. Interestingly, Michael only went by "M.E." professionally because the byline "Michael Sprengelmeyer" was too long to fit in one column width.
Filed under: Journalism Moves, Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
Denver's loss is Toronto's gain. David Milstead, the talented business and financial columnist for the Rocky Mountain News, has accepted a reporter position with Toronto-based Globe and Mail. Milstead would have been a strong addition to the Denver Post, but his candid coverage of the events surrounding the Rocky's closing – and the Post's own less-than-solid financial footing – seemingly cost him that chance.
Here is Milstead's email announcing the news to friends and colleagues:
From: David Milstead
Date: September 22, 2009 3:44:43 PM MDT
To: undisclosed recipients
Subject: Milstead update
I will be joining the Globe and Mail, Canada's Toronto-based national newspaper, as a reporter in its Report On Business section. I'll be doing something similar to what I did at the Rocky Mountain News – specialty finance coverage. (No column, however.)
The Globe and Mail competes directly with The National Post, which describes itself as a national newspaper, but fails to distribute in some provinces and has suspended publication of its Monday paper. The Toronto Star and The Sun provide local news in the market.
I consider myself fortunate to find a full-time job with benefits with an excellent newspaper that has a serious commitment to business journalism. The Report On Business has about three dozen reporters; the day I interviewed, it was 20 broadsheet pages. All told, the Globe and Mail has more than 300 newsroom employees and circulates about 330,000 copies a day.
My first day will be Nov. 2.
I believed from the beginning that I would face the choice of leaving journalism or leaving Denver, and thought it more likely I'd leave journalism. I had prepared myself for that possibility, and am somewhat shocked to be heading right back into the newspaper business.
It was not our goal or preference to leave Denver, and we will miss all the wonderful people we've met in the last eight years. We will keep in touch.
Filed under: Denver Magazine, Journalism Moves, Rocky Mountain News
Former Rocky reporter Jeff Kass has been named associate editor of Denver Magazine.
Filed under: INDenverTimes, Rocky Mountain Independent, Rocky Mountain News
Several of the more prominent backers of the ill-fated InDenver Times have stepped forward with a new, more streamlined approach: The Rocky Mountain Independent. Designed as a "daily online news magazine," the Rocky Mountain Independent is backed by former Rocky Mountain News journalists, including Steve Foster, Cindy House, David Milstead and John B. Moore. Michael Roberts at Westword has the details (and so does Ed Sealover at the Denver Business Journal).
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News
Today marks what would have been the 150th anniversary of the Rocky Mountain News.
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News
The former Rocky Mountain News reporters and editors behind IWantMyRocky announced today they will launch INDenverTimes.com, a subscription-based, online news service:
INDenverTimes is an effort to reinvent the newspaper for the Internet age, featuring many of the reporters, editors, designers and other journalists that the Denver community has come to depend on for coverage of local and national news, sports and the arts. News will be free, but the subscription will invite readers inside the newsroom as never before through news analysis, insight, online chats and other features.
Former Rocky staff involved in effort so far: Sam Adams, Tom Auclair, Lisa Bornstein, Mark Brown, Tim Burroughs, Mary Chandler, Mark Christopher, Kevin Flynn, Tillie Fong, Steve Foster, Scott Gilbert, Chuck Hickey, Cindy House, Kevin Huhn, Kim Humphreys, Jay Lee, Aaron Lopez, Gary Massaro, David Milstead, John Moore, Alex Neth, Melissa Pomponio, Bill Scanlon, Hank Schultz, Marc Shulgold, Ed Stein, George Tanner, Chris Tomasson, Bob Willis and Mark Wolf.
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News
The former Rocky Mountain News reporters and editors behind IWantMyRocky.com have announced an 11 am news conference this morning to disclose what is presumed to be a paid online newspaper model.
Filed under: Denver Business Journal, Journalism Moves, Rocky Mountain News
Former Rocky Mountain News reporter Ed Sealover has landed at the Denver Business Journal, covering a mix of tourism and hospitality, airlines, DIA, retail, the brewing industry, and legislative affairs. One down, 200+ to go.
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News
The consortium of former Rocky Mountain News writers that has formed I Want My Rocky will unveil their long-term plans tomorrow. Check it out (but wait until tomorrow).
Filed under: Obit, Rocky Mountain News
Family and friends of former Rocky Mountain News reporter James B. Meadow have scheduled a memorial to "tell stories, laugh and cry and rejoice in his life well lived." The details are:
A Celebration of James' Life
Saturday, March 14, at 11 a.m.
Colfax Events Center
1477 Columbine Street
Denver, CO 80206
Additionally, friends have established the James B. Meadow Tribute Fund at 1st Bank of Cherry Creek to help the Meadow family with expenses during this difficult time. All 1st Bank locations are able to accept your donations if you stop by or you may mail a check to:
1st Bank of Cherry Creek
P.O. Box 461050
Denver, CO 80246
Filed under: Economic News, Newspapers, Rocky Mountain News
Rumors are that the Fort Collins Coloradoan has agreed to outsource its printing operations to the Denver Newspaper Agency, a move that helps the DNA fill the printing void left by the Rocky Mountain News and puts up to 50 Fort Collins jobs at risk.
Filed under: Bill Husted, Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News
Bill Husted and Penny Parker are quickly becoming the Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez of the Denver Post. He hates her. And she hates him. But they've agreed to pretend to be civil and "respect each other out of a ruined friendship." Here's betting one of them is gone in 12 months. Not surprisingly, it is Michael Roberts at Westword who has the details.
Filed under: Obit, Rocky Mountain News
Sadly, former Rocky Mountain News reporter James B. Meadow passed away this evening. His family issued the following statement:
Dear family and friends:
It is with great sadness that we inform you of James' passing earlier this evening. James' condition deteriorated rapidly this afternoon and a follow-up CT scan revealed there was no brain activity.
We are humbled by your thoughts and prayers these past few days. Your outpouring of love and kindness has kept us strong during this difficult time.
We will be sending along more information as arrangements are made.
In love,
Julie and the Meadow family
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News
Former Rocky Mountain News reporter James B. Meadow was involved in a nasty bike accident yesterday and has been hospitalized with serious injuries. Ping Brad Bawmann of the Bawmann Group if you want more details.
UPDATE 2: James' family has set up a Facebook page to offer updates on his condition: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=54935367583&ref=mf
UPDATE 1: Here's the email Brad sent to friends and colleagues:
Dear friends:
At this hour, the life of my friend James B. Meadow hangs in the balance.
Please join with me in praying for his miraculous recovery. The world will be less without his friendship, masterful musings and poignant prose about life as we know it and life as we might not have imagined it.
You may know James as an astounding writer for the now defunct Rocky Mountain News. For more than 25 years he has regaled the community with his superb story telling and provocative profiles. Unlike the modern version of junk-food journalism, James writes with the eloquence of five-star dining dazzling our palates and tempting our taste buds for more, more, more.
Early Friday afternoon, James crashed during a bicycle jaunt at Chattfield Reservoir. I suspect he was celebrating the completion of his hardscrabble work for renowned photographer John Fielder and their upcoming book about Colorado's ranching royalty. Continue reading
Filed under: Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
Millionaire software entrepreneur turned U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, who perhaps still hasn't quite grasped the idea that he represents constituents, has offered an apology for his gleeful comments about the death of the Rocky Mountain News.
Filed under: Obit, Rocky Mountain News
A hint – they had nothing to do with the electric car.
(Hat Tip: Michael Roberts at Westword)
Filed under: Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
A tremendous behind-the-scenes look at how Scripps' decision to close the Rocky Mountain News played out in the newsroom.
Filed under: GBSM, GroundFloor Media, Layoffs, Metzger, Pure Brand, Rocky Mountain News, Webb PR
Among those offering their thoughts on the demise of the Rocky Mountain News are Metzger's Lisa Greim (a former Rocky business reporter who offers a touching eulogy for the paper), Webb PR's Pete Webb, GBSM's Steve Silvers, GroundFloor's Ramonna Tooley and Pure's Larry Holdren.
Filed under: Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
Filed under: Denver Post, Journalism Moves, Penny Parker, Rocky Mountain News
The Denver Post wasted no time announcing which Rocky staff members it would hire (and, yes, Penny Parker is on the list, but not as a gossip columnist.)
Filed under: Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News, Scripps
A profoundly sad day for Colorado – Friday will be the final edition of the Rocky Mountain News. Here's the coverage:
• Rocky Mountain News to close, publish final edition Friday
• The Rocky tick-tock of the internal announcement
• Scripps press release announcing the news
• Video of the Scripps CEO announcing the news to staffers
• Recession forced closure, Boehne says
• Friday last day for the Rocky Mountain News
• Through the years: A gallery of the Rocky
• Q&A on the closure of the Rocky Mountain News
• Ritter: Newspaper's closure 'sad'
• MediaNews statement on Rocky Mountain News
• Rocky Mountain News to shut down Friday
• Reaction to the Rocky shutdown
• Post to stand pat on ad rates despite Rocky closure
• Denver Newspaper Agency renegotiating $150M loan
• Singleton, MediaNews seen as potential buyer for San Francisco daily
• Friday's Rocky Mountain News will be the last
• Rocky Mountain News to close after Friday edition
• Rocky Mountain News newsroom Twitter account
• Rocky will publish last paper Friday
Filed under: Penny Parker, Rocky Mountain News
"Boston Celtics players boarding their bus Monday at The Ritz-Carlton Denver on their way to face (and beat) the Nuggets."
Filed under: Denver Post, Economic News, Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
David Milstead at the Rocky Mountain News reports that unions representing employees at the Denver Newspaper Agency have reached a tentative agreement on wage and benefit cuts that average 11.7 percent. According to Milstead, "Today's tentative agreement includes salary reductions averaging 7 percent, 10 unpaid days off for most workers, the suspension of the 401(k) match, cuts in sick days and mileage reimbursements, and increases in health and dental premiums." Layoffs are still a possibility if the agreement doesn't yield the $18 million in concessions the DNA was seeking.
Filed under: Denver Post, Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
Michael Roberts at Westword has multiple sources telling him that the Denver Post has begun the process of cherry-picking Rocky Mountain News talent.
Filed under: Denver Post, Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
The most interesting predictions often are the ones that have a 2 percent chance of coming true. So in that spirit, let me offer this prediction: Scripps has analyzed the numbers and realized that it can outlast MediaNews Group if it is willing to suffer another tough six months. MediaNews Group will be forced to fold the Denver Post by summer, and the Rocky Mountain News will survive as the only major daily in Denver.
Will that prediction come true? Probably not. But if the economics of being the only newspaper in town work for MediaNews Group, they should also work for Scripps. And Scripps seems much better positioned financially to ride out a tough six months than MediaNews Group. We are just two days away from mid-February, which is a full month after Scripps initially implied a decision would be made about shutting down the Rocky, and there still has been no word on its fate.
Filed under: Denver Post, Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
It is hard to figure out which is in worse financial shape: the Denver Post, the Rocky Mountain News or the Denver Newspaper Agency. Post publisher MediaNews Group often seems to be teetering on the brink of missing its debt payments, the Rocky is almost certain to be shut down, and now Jeff Smith at the Rocky reports that the DNA needs to cut about $35 million through union concessions, roughly double what had been reported previously.
Filed under: Metzger, PR Moves, Rocky Mountain News
Metzger Associates has hired Lisa Greim as senior account executive. Greim formerly was a technology reporter for the Rocky Mountain News and a public relations consultant for the Fresh Ideas Group.
Filed under: Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
Adding insult to injury, the Denver Newspaper Agency appears to be among those who have written off any future for the Rocky Mountain News. David "Screw a Job with the Post. If I'm Going Down, I'm Going Down with Style" Milstead has the details on a letter to advertisers that has been prepared by the DNA.
Filed under: Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News, Westword
Stop me if you've heard this one before, but the fate of the Rocky Mountain News could be decided within the next week.
Filed under: Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
The Rocky Mountain News candlelight march to show support for the newspaper is tonight at 6 p.m. The march will begin at the Denver Press Club on Glenarm Place and end at the Denver Newspaper Building on West Colfax Ave. Details are here.
Filed under: Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News
And now it gets interesting.
David Milstead at the Rocky Mountain News reports today that his paper's parent company Scripps has accused The Denver Post and its publisher MediaNews Group of improperly borrowing "$13 million from their jointly owned operating agency to cover The Post's newsroom payroll." Rumors of MediaNews Group's financial shaky footing have been around for months, and Scripps alleges MediaNews was forced to resort to the improper "loan" after the JOA's banks tightened credit.
So now we know why Scripps has been silent since it announced its mid-January deadline for finding a buyer for the Rocky or shutting it down. And we also know why MediaNews Goup's Dean Singleton has been so desperate in his efforts to ensure that the Rocky disappears. If the Rocky were to find a buyer, it might not be long before the Denver Post went under.
Update: Michael Roberts at Westword also blogged about Milstead's article. Definitely worth reading.
Filed under: Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
The news about the Rocky Mountain News is that there is no news. Mark Harden at the Denver Business Journal reports that Scripps "is maintaining its silence on its plans for the money-losing Denver daily — or if there's an offer on the table for the newspaper."
Filed under: Layoffs, Newspapers, Rocky Mountain News
By Jon Pushkin, APR and Gina Seamans, APR
The news about the News hit Denver's PR community like a bombshell. Partly that's because we spend a good deal of our time building relationships with members of the media. We get to know them as people and in many case we build friendships that go well beyond the newsroom.
So when the finality of the announcement that the News was on life support was delivered to employees matter-of-factly by the corporate decision makers in the Scripps company, we felt their pain as though it was our own.
We also had another eye-opening realization that was even more sobering. That is that newspapers and the journalists who work for them are disposable. It is one thing to make a business decision to sell or close a company that is not profitable. But in this case, the surprising thing is what the people making this decision failed to see: the value in the brand is worth more than the money they will save by closing the Rocky.
The equity in a 150-year-old brand like the Rocky Mountain News is priceless. Maybe you tweak the business model or make some significant changes, but you don't just discard it. The intellectual capital represented by the talented journalists who work at the News is another valuable asset that the owners fail to appreciate. Rather than asking for options or even concessions, the owners are content to dispose of that asset as well.
A free and vibrant press is a core pillar of public relations. The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Code of Ethics states that "protecting and advancing the free flow of accurate and truthful information is essential to serving the public interest and contributing to informed decision making in a democratic society." Healthy communities and democratic societies depend on the free flow of information to help the public make informed decisions about important issues. The troubling trend toward eliminating newspapers and treating journalists as expendable will have a serious long-term impact on the health of our communities.
Blogs and social media and word of mouth are important sources of information but they are no substitute for professional news organizations. They usually have a particular perspective and they generally do not cover stories in the same in-depth way that a reporter would. In many cases, the people who provide the news through those channels are not professional journalists. They are not Clark Kent or Lois Lane or Damon Runyon or Jimmy Breslin or Thomas Friedman. They are just people with opinions who like to express them in public forums with other people who share those same interests. There is nothing wrong with that, but it is not news. Too often it is just noise.
PRSA Colorado believes that the loss of the News would be devastating to our city's culture and reputation. We call on the decision makers at Scripps to exhaust every potential buyer and to consider other creative options before they close the paper. We offer our assistance to help them explore these options and research reasonable alternatives. We stand in solidarity with our colleagues at the News and encourage them to keep the faith.
Disposing of a priceless brand and a valuable asset is not good business. It is just bad PR.
Jon Pushkin is president of Pushkin Public Relations and a past president of the Colorado chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). Gina Seamans is a senior counselor at JohnstonWells and president of the Colorado chapter of PRSA.
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News
Rocky Mountain News staff members are planning a candlelight march on Thursday, January 29, to show support for the newspaper. Organizers hope to have 150 participants, "each holding a candle and placard representing one year of the newspaper's 150-year history." The march will begin at 6 p.m. at the Denver Press Club on Glenarm Place and end at the Denver Newspaper Building on West Colfax Ave. Details are here.
Filed under: Andrew Hudson, Rocky Mountain News, Scatterbox
Andrew Hudson is out this week with a not-so-modest proposal to enact a Newspaper Tax to "to subsidize the operations of statewide and local newspapers." To Andrew, propping up newspapers that are important to communities is no different than subsidies that have propped up Denver's symphony, opera, public transportation system and NFL team. To get the dissenting opinion, check out the blog post from GBSM's Steve Silvers, who argues that "the potential closing of the Rocky Mountain News represents the market-driven loss of a delivery product, not the wholesale elimination of news and journalism."
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News, Scripps
With "mid-January" officially upon us, Scripps officials said attempts to sell the Rocky Mountain News could extend into next week or even next month as "there's no specific timetable" for evaluating bids. David Milstead and Jeff Smith at the Rocky have the details.
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News
By my reckoning, tomorrow is officially "mid-January," and still no word on the fate of the Rocky Mountain News. For the record, I Want My Rocky.
Filed under: Rocky Mountain News
It's a Jason Salzman column that examines 1) whether the federal government could – because of the JOA – intervene in Scripps' decision to quickly unload or shut down the Rocky Mountain News and 2) whether the local papers have ignored this angle because it isn't in the interest of their publishers. Bottom line: Rocky publisher John Temple's explanation for spiking the column is weak.
Filed under: Denver Post, Layoffs, Rocky Mountain News
Mid-January is shaping up to be a pivotal time in the history of Denver newspapers. Scripps will decide whether to shut down the Rocky Mountain News, and the Denver Newspaper Agency has issued an ultimatum to six unions to agree to $20 million in wage and benefit concessions by Jan. 16 or … (insert evil Dean Singleton laugh here)… "face even worse consequences."
Filed under: Penny Parker, Rocky Mountain News
I (and many others) have advocated for several years that print reporters should be laying the groundwork to go independent if necessary. Om Malik and Tom Foremski have proven that there is a marketplace for niche expertise, and, to her credit, Penny Parker seems to be preparing for just that kind of move. She has started promoting her "On The Town" blog heavily this week, and you can expect her to continue it as an independent effort should the Rocky shut down next month.
Filed under: Layoffs, Newspapers, Rocky Mountain News
In an effort to save the Rocky Mountain News, staffers have joined together to start the Web site I Want My Rocky, which encourages readers to write letters to the Scripps board, the DOJ, and Colorado's Congressional delegation.
Filed under: Awards, Rocky Mountain News
The Rocky Mountain News announced the winners of its annual staff awards, just in time for the journalists to add them to their resumes:
- Best Reporter – Sara Burnett
- Best Writer – Kevin Vaughan
- Best Copy Editor – Scott Gilbert
- Best Artist – Charles Chamberlin
- Best Designer – Steve Miller
- Best Photographer – Ellen Jaskol
- Best Web Producer – Amy Burke
- Unsung Hero – Lizzy McCormick
- Best YourHub Journalist – Charmaine Robledo
- Best YourHub Assistant – Kristin Morin
- Best Newsroom Contributor – Kathy Potter
- Editor's Award – Joe Mahoney
Filed under: Denver Post, Economic News, MediaNews Group, Newspapers, Rocky Mountain News
A day after Moody's downgraded MediaNews Group, citing its "substantial"risk of default, CEO Dean Singleton today asked unions representing the Denver Post and the Denver Newspaper Agency to "reopen their labor contracts immediately" in an effort to cut costs by $20 million. Jeff Smith at the Rocky Mountain News reported that Singleton would seek concessions of $2 million from the Post and $18 million from newspaper agency.
And that wasn't the only bad news for MediaNews Group today. The Wall Street Journal reported that the MediaNews Group-owned Detroit News has joined the Gannett-owned Detroit Free Press in considering cutting home delivery of the papers to three days per week. The remaining four days would be available only via newsstands.
Filed under: Denver Post, Layoffs, Newspapers, Rocky Mountain News
Michael Roberts at Westword looks beyond all the posturing and spin and finds that the economy and Denver Post Publisher Dean Singleton are conspiring to kill the Rocky Mountain News.


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---- — MIDDLETOWN — Gaynelle C. Stewart, 92, of Anderson passed away on Feb. 13, 2014, at the Miller's Merry Manor Middletown. She was born on June 13, 1921, in Anderson and resided most of her life in Anderson.
Gaynelle graduated from Anderson High School and attended Ball State.
She was a retired homemaker and owned and managed Stewart Ceramic Craft.
She enjoyed working with ceramics, quilting and spending time with family.
Gaynelle is survived by her loving children, Mark (Judy) Stewart and Mary Jo (Craig) McClure, both of Anderson; grandchildren, Andy Stewart, Monica McNeil, Sarah Hudson, N. K. Presley; great-grandchildren, Alex Bodey, Mason McNeil, Brenna Razo, Connor Razo, Cole Razo, Kevin Stewart and Kris Stewart; and great-great-grandchild, Kevin Stewart.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph L. Stewart, and parents, Xerrex Y. Cox and Ruby Jarrett Cox.
Visitation will be held Tuesday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Robert D. Loose Funeral Homes & Crematory, 200 West 53rd St., Anderson.
Services will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the funeral home.
Burial will take place in the Memorial Park, .
Memorial contributions may be made to First Church of the Nazarene or American Parkinson's Disease Association, 1250 Hylan Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10305.
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Director Guillermo del Toro inherited a generations-old legacy of timeless monster movies when he signed onto Pacific Rim, a sci-fi feature of colossal proportions that pits mechas against seaborne terrors. From Godzilla trashing Fifties Tokyo to the creature from Cloverfield stomping around New York in 2008, we've watched onscreen monsters of all shapes and sizes try their hand (or claw) at destroying humanity for almost a century. Pacific Rim's baddies, then, have some pretty big shoes to fill. Here we take a look back at the greatest monster films in cinematic history.
20. Pacific Rim (2013)
After a century's worth of monsters coming from outer space, Pacific Rim shifts the paradigm: stop looking at the sky, the monsters are coming from deep beneath the Pacific Ocean floor. Known as the Kaiju, these monsters intend to exterminate humanity. The only hope of defeating them? Massive man-made machine called "Jaegers" which are controlled by two pilots whose minds are connected by a neural bridge.
19. The Thing (1982)
It's pretty tough to trust your friends when a parasitic, extraterrestrial life form has infiltrated your remote research station located in the Antarctic tundra. The Thing assimilates other organisms and mimics them, making it nearly impossible to tell whom it's inhabiting. That is, until it manifests itself into horrifying and unimaginable creatures.
18. Gremlins (1984)
Intended as a Christmas gift, this cute Furby-esque creature named Mogwai is more devious than it appears. Water causes it to multiply into hundreds of rampaging creatures that, when fed after midnight, transform into grotesque little reptilian monsters that specialize in mayhem.
17. The Mummy (1932, 1999)
An iconic movie monster, The Mummy is a classic story of the mysteries of ancient Egypt. Imhotep, a high priest, has been buried alive for centuries, only to be awakened by a passage in the Book of the Dead. He isn't the only one to look out for, as his mummified priests and a swarm of flesh-eating beetles have the tomb surrounded. You're guaranteed to be wrapped up in this thriller, or your mummy back (badum-tsh).
16. Cloverfield (2008)
This "found-footage" blockbuster crushed the box office with over $170 million, much the same as how this destructive space creature devastates New York City in a matter of days. The concept behind the monster is likened to that of a spooked elephant on a rampage, only on a mammoth scale. After it severs the head of the Statue of Liberty, its message is clear: Run for your lives.
15. Little Shop of Horrors (1986)
Amidst an all-star cast of Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, Vincent Gardenia and Steve Martin, the real show-stealer in this musical adaptation happens to be a massive, foul-mouthed extraterrestrial plant named Audrey II who feeds on human blood. Audrey II grows in size and power with everything (or everyone) it gulps down, rendering even the most formidable weed-whacker useless.
14. Tremors (1990)
Those tremors aren't an earthquake you're feeling. It's actually an underground stampede of colossal carnivorous worm-creatures called Graboids making their way to the surface of the earth to devour you. It gets even better: the Graboids are in fact tongues of an even more colossal burrowing worm-creature deep beneath the soil.
13. Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
In this dark and fantastic tale, Guillermo del Toro delivers with plenty of mythical creatures to dazzle audiences. However, the one monster in this film that takes the cake is the Pale Man. He is an emaciated, fleshy cannibal (if you can call him a human) who sits motionless at the head of an extravagant feast that you dare not touch. Perhaps his most terrifying feature – his eye sockets are in the palms of his hands that he inserts his eyeballs into.
12. The Day of the Triffids (1962)
trif·fid |'trifid| (n.) – gigantic, man-eating plants bio-engineered by the USSR that were accidentally released into the wild to wreak havoc on the world. Oh, and they can walk on their roots and sting people with poisonous venom, too. When an unusual meteor shower blinds almost the entire earth's population in one night, it's doubtful that the remaining humans can outrun and exterminate these deadly weeds.
11. The Blob (1958)
Landing on Earth encased in a meteor, the Blob is harmless, mysterious goop. But it isn't long before it engulfs every human in its path, growing increasingly daunting with every slimy inch. Two teens first witness the wrath of this gelatinous monster and try in vain to warn the town. Assuming the youngsters are crying wolf, the townspeople ignore their alarm and realize their blunder after it's too late.
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PERRY, Okla. —
With their season on the line, the Perkins-Tryon Demons hit early and often to rout the Perry Lady Maroons 12-0 but the No. 3 Washington Lady Warriors proved to be too much in the regional finals as P-T fell 16-2.
"We hit the ball well (against Perry)," Perkins-Tryon coach Carla Fuss said. "It's just disappointing that we didn't play better in the last game."
The Lady Demons (17-23) jumped out to a 4-0 lead thanks to RBI singles by Bailey Aldridge and Rylee Wilson and a two-run double by Daysha Smith. Perry coach Bryan Hayes said his team did a horrible job competing.
"It think it's the lowest point in my coaching career today," Hayes said. "I've been coaching softball for 18 years and that was difficult. It wasn't very good."
Perkins-Tryon added to its lead in the fourth with RBI doubles by Kallie Jones that scored Kylee Fowler and McKenzie Martin which scored Jones. The Lady Demons clinched their spot in the regional championship with a six-run fifth inning.
In the circle, P-T senior Mykelti Shelton only allowed five hits and one walk in five innings. Perry started junior Makayla Patton, who only lasted three innings, giving up four runs with three earned. Senior Ally Reese pitched 1 2/3 innings and gave up eight runs with seven earned. Alyssa Nation closed the game.
The Lady Maroons (26-17) will graduate three seniors — first baseman Tabitha Diaz, third baseman Kaytlyn Briegge and pitcher Ally Reese.
"I get a lot of girls that have a lot of experience this year back," Hayes said. "Plus I get the girl back that's been out all year. We should be experienced next year."
Junior Mariah Ewy, who was supposed to be the No. 1 pitcher, broke her leg before the season started.
The regional final started close as Perkins-Tryon tied the game in the bottom of the first when senior Jeri Adkism scored on a wild pitch. The game remained tied until the third inning.
Washington's Callie Busby hit a sacrifice fly. Brenna Busby hit an RBI single and Allison Wells hit a two-run single to put the Lady Warriors ahead 5-1.
Home runs by Dagan Lampkin, Brooke Rains and Wells scored four runs for Washington, which clinched the 10-run mercy rule with a five-run sixth. Wells earned the win in the circle.
"Washington is a good team," Fuss said. "They can bunt the ball and hit the ball."
The Lady Demons will graduate Shelton, Martin, Adkism and reserve Madison Driskel.
"We played a tough schedule and it helped prepare us for this week," Fuss said. "I wish I would have won the game but I'm not disappointed in my girls, I'm proud of them."


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4:41pm Friday 20th September 2013 in News By Lawrence Dunhill, Health Reporter
MANAGERS from a top performing NHS trust in Newcastle are set to help turn around East Lancashire's failing hospitals.
The government-led scheme will echo the 'super heads' programme which has improved some of the worst schools in the country.
Each of the 11 hospital trusts placed in special measures in July have been partnered with a mentor trust, which will be offered financial bonuses for achieving good results.
Sir Leonard Fenwick, chief executive of Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, has already held discussions with Mark Brearley, his counterpart at East LancashireHospitals NHS Trust.
The Newcastle authority is regarded as one of the best in the country, in terms of its leadership, patient experience and standards and care.
Sir Leonard is the longest serving hospital chief executive in the NHS, after becoming a management trainee at the age of 18.
He worked his way up the ladder at various Newcastle hospitals and helped to lead a major merger of three facilities to create Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Trust, which won the Dr Foster Hospital of the Year award in 2004.
He received a knighthood in 2008.
Mr Brearley said: "The idea of working with other organisations isn't alien to us and we don't necessarily see it as a sign of weakness.
"At the moment we are delivering the things we said we'd deliver on, and are making good progress, but our aim now is to identify things they can help us with. They've also said they will take some learning from things that we do well."
ELHT, which runs the Royal Blackburn and Burnley General hospitals, was placed in special measures after NHS inspectors made wide-ranging criticisms of the way it had been run.
In response, the trust has recruited 60 new nurses and healthcare assistants, plus nine midwives, and increased overnight cover on the wards.
It has also re-opened Ward 16 at Burnley to help ease pressure on the Blackburn site, and offered all complainant face-to-face meetings with clinicians.
Several changes have also been made to improve govrnance and leadership, including a more open and transparent approach to board meetings, where more issues are now discussed in public.
However, health secretary Mr Jeremy Hunt said the 'capability' of EHLT's leadership was still under review, and changes would be made if necessary. He added: "For too long, patients have had to put up with poor care because it was inconvenient to expose and tackle failure.
"With the help of inspiring NHS leaders and their teams from leading hospitals, I am confident that we can get these hospitals out of special measures and on the road to recovery."
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It doesn't matter who is in charge or tries to manage our hospitals, the fact remains that if you do not have the resources or the staff and you place performance figures and targets in front of everything, then nothing will change.
No wonder Blackburn hospital has problems. The idiots closed the A and E departments at Burnley general, and Accrington Victoria, and transferred it all to Blackburn whilst cutting resources and making 500 staff redundant.
Money is now being paid to employment agencies to replace those people with staff on Zero hours contracts instead, and not where it should be going. Ie on NHS staff and patients.
The net result is that A and E can't cope at Blackburn and things will only get worse during the winter. People are already being left on trolleys in the hospital corridors for over 5hrs.
Sadly the hospital staff are threatened and are unable to speak out but they know full well what is happening. So sad because those doctors and nurses are the finest you will find anywhere and are working above and beyond the call of duty.
Don't ever again believe tory politicians when they say that the NHS is safe in their hands.as obviously it is not..
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I have used command prompt, it doesn't recognise the commands when I navigate to my folder in question.
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Got it, It was command prompt as I knew deep down but commands in book are not windows and I didn't realisethis , previous solution showed window, linux and mac.
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The series begins with Dave Randels, Assistant Director of the Office of Government Relations and Pupil Services for Oakland Schools, who will speak about Gov. Rick Snyder's Education Funding Proposal from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Doyle Center.
"Michigan is embarking on a very radical experiment with our children - one that is untested and untried," the alert on the district's website said. "We need to come together to learn about this movement and what we can do about it."
This proposals, if adopted, will have a significant impact on school systems and funding, and thus every child slated to attend public school statewide. Specifically, the method for how students are counted for state aid and removing restrictions on funding for each pupil that could be shared by districts, are in the proposal. It also calls for expanding online education program and removing school district stewardship of a student's per-pupil allocation by geographic boundaries.
Local fears intensified over the past two weeks as it became clear the changes were scheduled for consideration during the 'lame-duck' legislative session before the end of the year.
"Make yourself informed and understand what's coming our way, and educate your neighbors," BHS Trustee Ed Ford said at the board's last meeting. "Where ever you fall (politically) on what they're doing, you have to understand what they're doing. We're going to keep watching, and will be motivated to engage, but we can't really do anything if the parents are not informed."
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So, back to last week. Through a series of odd circumstances (and perfect timing) I got to once again meet Tim Booth. It was after the last concert in Anaheim. We had just, and I mean JUST, parted ways with Craig. I was with Conor and Qacei and we ran into Tim on the way to the parking lot. There were no crowds. It was very relaxed and I had a chance to actually talk with him.
First, I asked him to sign Qacei's RU Fun shirt. (Qacei and I had planned this ahead of time and what I actually said was "Will you sign my daughter?" I had to do it. It got a laugh.)
The shirt (designed in part by Craig, who as we now know was missing this amazing meeting by mere moments) prompted a query from a very pleased Tim about the meaning of "RU" (Radical Unschooling) on the front of the shirt.
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This started a discussion about unschooling and ultimately about the part that Tim's music and words had played in our lives all those years ago. More conversation led to me telling a very receptive Tim that he did not have to send his 4 year old to school next year.
He was delighted to know that a community of people were out there doing such a thing! He asked for my email so that he could get more info and local resources. (I made sure he knows about the LIFE is Good Conference, believe me.) In that moment it was a connection between parents and not between singer and fan. It was the best meeting I could have hoped for. I felt like I was finally able to return some of what had been given to me all those years back. Not a bad way to end the tour. Not bad at all.
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Will Smith and Jada Smith topped Forbes "Highest Paid Celebrity Couple" list in 2011, but they have been dethroned this past year.
Jay-Z & Beyonce have now topped that list after earning about $78 million between May 1, 2011 to May 1, 2012.
Where did the money come from?
Well Jay-Z made millions of dollars after releasing Watch the Throne, and having a nationwide tour to accompany the album during the time period.
He also earned some money from various business ventures along the way as well.
Meanwhile, his wife Beyonce brought her money in from her new album, various endorsements, and a few shows along the way.