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At least 16 people in five different states have fallen ill with salmonella. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told the Associated Press and other media outlets on Monday that the salmonella has been linked to ground beef sold by two different Michigan businesses.
The businesses in question, Gab Halal Foods and Jouni Meats, are both located in the Metro Detroit area. Both businesses issued recalls for a combined total of more than 1,000 pounds of ground beef late last week.
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* Gab Halal Foods, which is located in Troy, Mich., issued a recall for "approximately 550 pounds" of ground beef that had been sold through its facility. The beef in question had been produced between Dec. 4 and Dec. 10 of last year.
* Jouni Meats, which is located in Sterling Heights, Mich., had actually issued its recall first, for 500 pounds of ground beef that had been produced at its facility between Dec. 4 and Dec. 9 of last year.
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The following is a guest post by Joel Gagne, CEO of Allerton Hill Consulting.
For close to a decade, social media has been upending industries, from journalism to entertainment. But many public school leaders have remained on the sidelines, fearful and focused on potential negative outcomes. There are clearly some good reasons why educators look at social media with skepticism. For example, a Brooklyn teacher was fired for complaining about her students on Facebook (a decision later converted to two years' suspension without pay).
But the demand that public schools market themselves in order to compete for precious government dollars has reached a fever pitch. As a consultant who has worked with dozens of school districts, I'm convinced that if schools want to improve their image with taxpayers, they must begin to use social media. The benefits are just too great, and as more of the taxpaying community ties into social media through mobile devices, "traditional" public schools have to become non-traditional, and join the conversation.
Joseph Donzelli, the communications director for the Fort Myers, Florida regional school district – one of the largest school districts in the nation – argues that Twitter has enhanced their communication efforts. Also, Fort Myers has guidelines in place for personal use of social media by their professional staff. "We put in guidelines for social media for all of our staff to reference for the last two years," he says, "and since then, we have not had one incident." The reality today is that public schools should be harnessing and using social media to communicate with their audience and to talk about their strengths. Today's public demands it.
Savvy school districts are putting their toes into the water. At a seminar this summer hosted by the University of Dayton's Department of Educational Leadership, public educators gathered to talk about the key reasons why schools should use social media. They were:
Just like websites, which eventually became "must have," every school district will ultimately need to embrace social media. The school districts that will thrive will be the ones using social media to engage their community, and aggressively enhance and protect their reputation. The ones who do not will find themselves playing defense with an unengaged public and a healthy number of skeptics who may question the value of public education in their community.
Great article and it's so true. Schools don't communicate nearly enough and even to their own parents. Communications should be a priority and not an after thought when the going gets tough. The public are quick to say that they want the public sector to operate like businesses. Well, guess what? They spend a significant amount on that area and utilize it.
Nice article Joel.
Not only should our education system embrace social media but they also need to become more social enterprises, connecting teachers, and other involved in education with each other to create best practices and share ideas…one of the first and fundmental ways to start this is to make sure that we are educatiing all individuals in the process (teachers, students, and administrators) in "purposeful social networking" or social capital development. This process instructs individuals in how to develop the social capital (resources) that lie within each of our social networks (purposeful social networking) to acheive our academic, personal or professional goals. In fact, just this month the U.S. Department of Education took a large step in the right direction towards making education a social enterprise by initating a program calling the month of August 2012 Connected Educator Month and holding seminars and workshops to enable educators and administrators to become more connected.
We really need to embrace both facets of social (media and enterprise) to enable our education system to develop a truly globally connected workforce and society to thrive in the next generation of work and life.
Education is not the only area in which we should challenge ourselves to think proactively about the use of social media. I look forward to bringing this strategy back to the community health center setting in which I work in rural Maine. Thanks for the helpful posting.
I think Joel Gagne makes a lot of really insightful points in the article – and ones that might not always be on the forefront of educators' minds. As a former teacher and principal, it's easy to stick with what's always been done – formal letters home, automated phone calls, etc. For example, it took us awhile to really begin to utilize text messages and e-mail as an easy form of communication – even though most of us used it in our day to day lives. The same is true for social media. It's no longer a fad – people use social media all the time and schools need to see the benefits of utilizing this technology. I also think the point about branding and public relations cannot be emphasized enough. I remember reading an article about how businesses were using Twitter to respond immediately to customer concerns and complaints. Of course a business and a school are not the same thing – but an effective practice is an effective practice no matter what it originates (after all, social media itself didn't begin as extension of traditional business practices). If social media helps you keep a pulse on how people are thinking/feeling about your school and also helps you to communicate and send key messages and info, why not utilize it? In fact, I now work for a national charter school organization and we have someone whose full-time job is social media. Thanks for the article, Joel – good read!
Joel is absolutely correct that school districts can really use social media for listening as well. After reading the article I became curious and started to search around for examples of parents going on a tirade against their local schools. It is amazing what one can find out there and it is likely that the school or district has no idea what is being communicated to other parents. What I found interesting as well is that it is not only schools receiving poor scores that get lambasted online. Instead, it seems that poor "customer service" at even some of the best public schools can make it into the social media conversation.
I enjoyed the article and believe Joel is ahead of the curve on this one. Most districts are far behind but through his work many will become better informed and hopefully will move into the 21st century.
I agree that social media needs to be seen more as a tool for the schools because like other trademark companies they are a business and need to be able to keep up with technology.
My feelings are that it can also help the parents keep up with the children's progress, not just for the higher ups. More and more parents are logging on to find out what kids are doing. This could be a useful tool, yet I also don't feel that students should be on personal social media pages of a teacher. We all use social media in different ways whether it is to vent, socialize and to network. Solution to set up different accounts within each school?
I feel you are right to stay with the times and this could definitely could help if done correctly and planned out…
Great article, Joel. I agree that social media is important for schools…the elementary school my nephews attend doesn't even keep their website up to date! It frustrates me when I am trying to access their school calendar, so I can plan to spend time with them during school breaks. Since I am neither their parent nor their guardian, I do not have access to traditional communication from their school. The website, if it were updated, would allow me to keep up on activities at the school, so I can support them. The school is part of a regional school district (of which I am an alumnus) that's large enough to warrant a staffer to handle communications via the web.
My employer, a healthcare service provider, has a Twitter account (I do not) and Facebook page, to which I subscribe. Although they are involved in social media, I feel that it is being underutilized at this point.
I agree – schools need to embrace social media – it's a place where most of us are getting our news anymore anyway. I want to see my school district provide me information that comes to me in a format I prefer and is easy and fast.
Great article. Mr. Gagne's analysis is spot on. Schools simply cannot afford to pass up such easy opportunities to connect with parents and the communities that they serve. All service providers, especially public schools, must understand and accomodate the growing need for timely and accurate information. As Mr. Gagne correctly points out, social media is the means to achieve this goal. School districts would be very well-served to follow his advice.
I had the pleasure of attending the session with Joel at the University of Dayton. As a superintendent it is fascinating to watch the evolving opportunities for effective communication. There are so many new tools that make it easy to provide communications through a menu of different sources. It is simple to post on one site and have it pushed to Twitter, Facebooks, blogs, emails and RSS feeds. With training and assistance school districts can provide information with a "how you want it" attitude for the community.
Wow–it looks like the leaders of public schools will need to learn a whole new skill set. I imagine that this sort of work is not a part of the standard training for a school superintendent. I am excited about the pilot program Joel is starting at the University of Dayton–looking forward to seeing where it goes!
Gagne is right-on. One of the toughest things for educators to do is to market. After 30 years of doing consulting work in the field, I mourn the glacial pace of adapting to social media. A decade ago even publishing a regularized newsletter was looked down upon by administrators. Now, especially in states where taxes must be approved by the electorate, the number of districts that use social media creatively remains far lower than it should be, especially in affluent districts where the social media "penetration" rate is high. Districts continue to move slowly. This reality is especially troubling because the adult generation most accustomed to using social media—young adults and parents—craves the social media outlet. It's not just what you say that counts, but what medium you use.
Glad someone's finally saying it.
Great article – school leaders need to read this! Parents are constantly craving more information and these tactics are easy and even affordable ways to get them information quickly. At the same time, school districts will really benefit from getting feedback from parents and other members of their school community.
Great read. I think it's difficult to argue with the conclusion – if a school has a website, it's hard to see why it would resist mirroring and enhancing that content via social media. Schools that adopt early surely have an opportunity here to gain an advantage.
An extremely well written and insightful article. Note to self: This is critical now. I don't know why I thought I could go on/get away without paying attention to this new form of comm.


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LEHI — Good news, Mitt Romney fans. Amid all the too-close-to-call projections for next week's presidential election, alongside the myriad of polls that place both President Barack Obama and Romney inside the margin of error for victory, comes a prediction that is unequivocal.
"Oh, he'll win, absolutely," Fraser Bullock declares.
Bullock is co-founder and managing director of Sorenson Capital, a private equity firm based at Thanksgiving Point. Backing the right horse, or company, is how he stays in business. Due diligence is what he does.
He's studied the data on the race for president. He's crunched the numbers.
"I'm very analytical," he says. "When I watch the polls and trends and patterns from past elections, when I see an incumbent with less than 50 percent favorability, they all point to a Mitt Romney presidency."
So, yeah, this is the same Fraser Bullock who is one of Mitt Romney's closest friends.
So factor in the bias factor.
But knowing him as well as he does only increases his confidence.
"He works incredibly hard," says Bullock of Romney. "He's very, very smart, and he refuses to fail. I've seen that firsthand."
It's been 32 years since they met. Bullock was a 25-year-old MBA graduate from BYU. Romney was a 33-year-old vice president at the management-consulting firm of Bain & Co., in Boston.
Romney also had attended BYU, several years ahead of Bullock, but he wasn't the connection that got Bullock the job. Two BYU professors, Ken Woolley and Pete Clark, knew people inside Bain & Co. and went to bat for Bullock, who became the first BYU hire at a firm that typically recruits from Harvard or Stanford (Romney's post-graduate alma maters).
From 1980 through 1984, Bullock and Romney worked together at Bain & Co. At that point, they joined with five other partners to start a private equity firm they called Bain Capital. That relationship lasted until 1986, when Bullock accepted a position with another company and moved on.
Bullock and Romney kept in touch only peripherally for the next 13 years, until the Salt Lake Olympics unexpectedly reunited them.
In 1999, Romney had left Bain Capital to take over as Winter Olympics CEO and tried to shore up the organizing committee, besieged by allegations of bribery. He called on his old pal Bullock to take over as chief operating officer and chief financial officer.
Just like that, they were back in the saddle, the Lewis & Clark of the Salt Lake Games. They faced a budget deficit when they started; they had a $100 million surplus two and a half years later when they finished.
"We worked every day together, we traveled the world together, we built this fantastic partnership where we trusted each other very, very deeply," Bullock says.
They talked about anything and everything. But there was one thing they didn't talk about.
"I never once heard him talk about the presidency," Bullock says.
The closest the subject ever came up was when Bullock wrote in his journal that he was so impressed by Romney's abilities that he thought he ought to run for president.
He did not share this sentiment with Romney.
Although, if Romney wins this Tuesday, count on it suddenly becoming a collector's item.
But even if Romney never talked about running for president, Bullock maintains the Utah Olympics played a huge part in putting him on the path to the presidency.
"He'd been a businessman before that," Bullock says. "But I think the Olympics was his step into the public service career that really looks like it will last for the rest of his life."
Heading the Olympics, Bullock points out, gave Romney all sorts of important new experiences: "He had to reach out to 83 countries. He had to become a very good diplomat working with the IOC. He had to turn around a severe budget problem. He had to assemble a great team. All those elements just added to his skill set and capability to be able to run for the presidency."
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Bullock plans to be with Romney on Tuesday in Boston to watch the results come in.
And after that? Will Bullock and Romney reunite yet again?
"I tell my wife I wish that Hawaii were a foreign country because I'd love to be ambassador to Hawaii," says Bullock. "Other than that, who knows?"
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Roy Rogers - east of Cincy
Has anyone else discovered this little treasure that harkens back to the days when fast food really tasted good? A friend and I make the 70+ mile trip several times a year from Dayton to the eastside of Cincinnati to eat at this independently owned Roy Rogers Restaurant. These may be the best fast food burgers and fries made. There so good, I've never even tried the roast beef or chicken.
The building and menu are pretty much as they were 35 years ago when Roy Rogers first entered the S/W Ohio market (the building has never been changed). It located on Rt. 32 just west of the Eastgate Mall. I thought I was nuts about going here until I ran into an old high school friend who said he and his wife stop every time they visit their daughter who lives in the area.
Has anyone else tried this place?
I have. It was all right. It seemed just like Hardee's to me. Ham on a burger does separate them from other places around Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana. I do believe that is the sole Roy Rogers left in Ohio.
Roy rogers has a couple places on the Pennsylvania turnpike. I beieve headquarters are now in Frederick, Maryland. There were a couple RR franchises in that area.
I do the same. We make a special trip from Dayton to Roy's 3 or 4 times a year and stop there wherever we are anywhere near the area. The roast beef sandwiches are great, especially with the BBQ sauce. The roast beef sandwiches are made from REAL cuts of beef, not processed, pressed meat like at Arby's that has the texture and flavor of cardboard.
I thought I was alone in this obsession till one time we ran into a group of 6 guys who had made a special trip from Indianapolis for sandwiches.
I miss the old days when there were four or five restaurants in Dayton and I'd have Roy's two or sometimes three times a day.
It's 10:00 in the morning and my mouth is watering! LOL!
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Just saw you response, a friend and I make the 70 mile trek several times a year. I was telling another friend some time ago, and he said he and his wife stop there every time they visit their daughter in Batavia. The owner knows us and makes sure our burgers and fries are made fresh. I figure I'll hear from my buddy some time soon saying it's time to go to Roy's again.
I posted about this location a few months ago. I started picking up carryout there after client meetings. The roast beef is a big reason to try this place. It tastes as good or better than something made in a deli.
The sad thing is, in the 70s Arby's sandwiches were on the same level as this stuff and one used to take "authentic" fast food pretty much for granted. Red Barns were also awesome.
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I was there a couple of weeks ago and for a change I tried the roast beef instead of the burger. I couldn't believe how good it tasted! As far as the burgers, this place doesn't do anything special to them - no angus beef, no fancy toppings, but they cook them fresh and they don't sit under the heat lamp very long or not at all. It's a throwback to a time when all fast food was better.
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Well, I'm here to report that my husband and I drove over (4 miles) to the Roy Rogers at Eastgate for lunch. He ordered a hamburger (I think with bacon?) and I ordered the fish sandwich (it's Lent). Both were good and I especially liked it that they had bins of lettuce and tomato so you could use as much as you like.
My husband fell in love with the place and has been raving about it to our kids. I think it was all the photos of Roy and Dale on the counters that he connected with. The funny thing was that everyone in the joint were men his age (50 to 60) except for 2 women my age (and we won't tell that). I don't think I recognized any of you Chowhounders there, though!
And another observation: the place must be a cash machine for the family that owns it. They were really busy with a line of about 15 cars at the take out window (and of course they haven't spent a cent on capital improvements or redecoration since Roy was alive so everything must be profit).
Anyway, fun place to eat lunch.
A little history about Roy Rogers Restaurant. It has been 41 years this month since this location was opened. It is still owned by the same family. The father will be 87 years young this year. Everything is mostly still the same. (The cash register has been fixed) This restaurant is very popular. At lunch time and on weekends the dining room is usually full. A lot of the employees have been working there for a long time. To all you newbies, the restaurant only accepts CASH
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Maybe my statement that the chain is dead is a little strong, but this might be the only location in the whole state of Ohio. It is also a better represantation of how good Roy Roger's resturaunts used to be than any of the ones I've eaten in on the Penn. Turnpike or the Garden State Parkway in NJ.
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Roy Rogers is one of the two chains I miss for fried chicken.
When I was by their place in Schaumburg, IL, I always had to bring back a large order for my mother. The other was Chicken Unlimited. They used to be a chain of about 300 stores, but the last I heard there are only a couple left in Florida.
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There are several Roy Rogers still active in Northern Virginia and Maryland. The fried chicken tastes identical to the Pappy Parkers Fried Chicken that was sold in the Hot Shoppes chain in the 1960s-70s. Roys Gold Rush Chicken Sandwich is the best chain chicken sandwich available.
re: jackrugby
what has happened is that some corp bought the rights to the Roy Rogers franchise some years back and are trying to revive the brand, and in the process they recently (last 6 mos or so, roughly?) decided to put the screws to the lone independent Cincinnati location to the point that the owner in Cincinnati decided to change the name of his joint. The food remains unchanged - the only changes from the customer point of view is the name of the place and the packaging -- for example they can no longer use the Roy Roger's name and/or logo, so fries no longer come in a "holster". Stuff like that.
re: TJ Jackson
I ate there over the weekend and heard the same story about the new ownerhsip. They (the new owners) should be studying the Cincinnat location to find out what he is doing right. Everytime I go there he is busy. He has kept his collection of Roy Rogers memorbilia (mostly photos) up on the walls.
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I have been living in Cincinnati for about a year now and kept driving past- and commenting on the fact that I needed to try it! It sounds like I will now, next time I need a fast food fix.
One comment though- it's now called Roney's, after the street that it sits on. It looks kind of sad from the outside but it still looks like fun!
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The 911 operator widely criticized for his handling of a caseworker's call for help just before Josh Powell killed his two young sons and then committed suicide said Friday he wished he had "recognized the urgency of the situation" and added that it has been a "nightmare."
In an exclusive interview with NBC's "Dateline" program, dispatcher David Lovrak said he didn't know who the caseworker was talking about when she mentioned Josh Powell's name.
Powell had been in the news often. He was widely reported as a person of interest in the disappearance of his wife, Susan Cox Powell, in 2009, for his father's arrest on child porn charges, and for his attempts to regain custody of his two children from his wife's parents.
In the 911 call last Sunday, Lovrak asks the caseworker seemingly unrelated questions and tells her deputies have to respond to "life threatening" situations first.
"Especially for somebody who has done this for as long as I have," said Lovrak, who has been a 911 dispatcher for 10 years, "to re-listen to the call and hear how clumsy and faltering I sounded, it was horrible. This has been a nightmare."
In the initial 911 call, state-contracted caseworker Elizabeth Griffin Hall called to say that she had just taken Powell's two sons, Charlie, 7, and Braden, 5, to Powell's home for a supervised visit, but that Powell had locked her out of the house once the boys were inside and she could smell gasoline inside.
After repeated questioning of Hall on the phone, it took Lovrak eight minutes before he dispatched a police car to the scene, and it took another 13 minutes for the car to get there.
In the meantime, Powell hit his two boys with an ax and then lit gasoline cans inside, setting the house ablaze and killing all three of them.
"It`s (the 911 call is) excruciating, it`s painful to listen to, you know," Lovrak said. "Hindsight is always 20/20. Realizing what we all know now, I wish I had recognized the urgency of the situation."
The Law Enforcement Support Agency is now investigating how the call was handled.
"Even as I second-guessed myself," Lovrak said, "I can`t help but think about, what if I had gotten the call in one minute? What if we had deputies there two minutes later?
"They would not have immediately kicked the door and rushed in," he added. "They would have staged and cornered off the area and treated it like a hostage situation."


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The duo of Darren Young and Titus O'Neil has gained a following in WWE with its ability and swagger.
Despite all the Prime Time Players have accomplished, they won't really be satisfied until they have millions of dollars in the bank and tag team gold around their waste.
"Teaming with Titus is a big deal for me," Young said. "He and I mesh together like peanut butter and jelly. The Prime Time Players without a doubt are the most entertaining tag team in WWE. I believe opposites attract. I believe if we were the same, there would be no fun in it. So it's good to have variety. So Titus is different, and I'm different."
When comparing personalities, O'Neil sees the contrasts.
"I'm the more boisterous and outgoing [one], not afraid to say what I want to say type of guy," O'Neil said. "Darren is more laid back, but when provoked or if given the right situation, he will give a lot more attitude or humor or whatever it may. It has to be brought out of him, but with me, I just come in the room and am ready to go."
The one thing the two have in common is their beginnings on WWE's reality show competition NXT (now the name given to the company's developmental program). After appearing on prior seasons, the up-and-comers were brought in for the "NXT Redemption" series where they were opponents early on. The company eventually envisioned a future for them as a tag team.
"Vince [McMahon] just liked how we worked together and saw something in us," Young said. "Eventually, we got contracts to SmackDown and then ended up on Raw, and now we are on both brands. We are just trying to make moves just like our entrance music says."
O'Neil came to WWE with a football background. He was on the University of Florida Gators football team and competed in the Arena Football League. The consummate athlete believes has grown as a performer over the years.
"When I first started I thought I had to play like an old time wrestler," O'Neil said. "I thought I had to talk like an old time wrestler and be this big robotic guy, and that's not what WWE is about. It's about having entertainment. You can be entertaining in an intimidating way or you can be entertaining in a humorous way. I try to be both. Me and Darren try to be the most entertaining tag team this company has seen in a long time."
O'Neil credits the WWE legends who he feels had a role in their evolution inside and outside the ring.
"Ricky Steamboat is one of my mentors," O'Neil said. "The company assigned him to me. I had to do matches with him for eight months straight. I'm talking eight to 10 matches a day. Ricky Steamboat is a huge reason of where I'm at as a performer. It would be understanding things psychology-wise and what would work for me and what wouldn't for hours and hours. To be able to spend that amount of time with a Hall of Famer, one of the greatest ever to be in this business is an honor to me. I'm honored to have him as a friend too and be able to call him to get advice on different things.
"Booker T. also gave me some great advice of not being afraid to take chances. Obviously, if people watch the product now they realize we do that with Rufus 'Pancake' Patterson and other stuff we have done. If you go on the WWE app, you will see Darren's got a character too in Leon "Bonecrusher" Baker. He may show up with Rufus."
Young adds a few more names that have influenced them.
"Mark Henry is one of our traveling partners," Young said. "We travel with him up and down the road and pick his brain. From top the bottom, for guys backstage, Arn Anderson and Fit Finlay, these are guys who have been to the big dance and they have helped us out. We pick their brains, and they are nothing but great guys to us."
A trademark of the Prime Time Players is their "Millions of Dollars" dance. O'Neil remembered it starting when he strong-armed Young to go left and right one night. He takes him back to his days on the gridiron.
"If you look at basketball nowadays and the Final Four, you'll see huddles with teams swaying back and forth," O'Neil said. "That's kind of where I get it from. I just brought the sports background into it…It's more about having swagger. If you're confident in what you do nine times out of 10, even if the skill level may or may not be where it's supposed to be, people see that confidence. They feed off that confidence and that energy. We look at teams like the New Age Outlaws and Harlem Heat. Even The Rock and Sock Connection, we enjoy their banter back-and-forth.
"They showed us that we can be entertaining and at the end of the day that is what it's all about. The 'E' in WWE stands for entertainment, and that's what the Prime Time Players are all about."
O'Neil has also used what successful directors and actors have done in Hollywood and infused it into his own persona. This includes 'Pancake' Patterson.
"I get it from Tyler Perry and Martin Lawrence and Jamie Foxx and all these guys who were playing multiple characters throughout their career on different shows," O'Neil said.
"It works, and it's entertaining. Tyler Perry has made millions, so I don't have a problem having 'Pancake' Patterson come out every once in a while."
Even though the duo have developed a solid fan base and progressed in the last year, they aren't where they want to be yet. For Young, the road to the tag team championship has had its obstacles.
"It's the entertainment business," Young said.
"There are ups and downs. You just have to take the good with the bad and make the most with it. I'm just so blessed to be doing what I'm doing right now, and that is performing for one of the greatest organizations in the world in WWE. I work smart and work healthy. I had knee surgery about a month-and-a-half ago. The internet said it was until October or November, but it was a quick scope, and I was back in three weeks, and I feel so much better.
"So the injuries do come with the territory, but you have to bounce back and take care of your body because your body makes you money. So take care of your body and promoting yourself and making yourself marketable, and that's what Titus and I have done. The Prime Time Players are a brand, and we are just happy making moves."
With the moves, comes new Prime Time Players merchandise. A few weeks ago it was surreal for O'Neil to hold his action figure.
"It's awesome," O'Neil said.
"You grow up as a young boy playing with action figures and to become one, it just shows you how great God is on my life. The things that I've had to go through to get to where I'm at today, it's kind of like a reward here and there with the action figures and the merchandise. At the end of the day it's about people being invested in something that I've helped create. I'm enjoying it."
"I have a magnet on my refrigerator that says if you do what you love, you will never work a day in your life," Young added.
"I'm looking at that magnet everyday when I'm home. I just thank God that I'm part of the WWE family. Being with Titus, it has had its ups and downs, but in a good way because when you travel with someone all the time not every day is going to be perfect. We butt heads, but at the end of the day we hug and make up because we are best friends and we are a team. We are a unit."
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O'Neil's mother lives in Boynton Beach with other family in Coral Springs and throughout South Florida. Darren Young is billed from the 305, but in actuality, that wasn't really true until recently.
"I have some family in Hollywood, Fl, but it was all a gimmick," Young said.
"I do live in Miami now. I'm from New Jersey, lived in Tampa when I got signed at FCW (Florida Championship Wrestling), NXT now. I moved to Orlando and lived in there for about a year-and-a-half and now I'm living in Miami now. It's still a gimmick, but really not since I now live in the Miami Beach area. I wanted a change of pace…Tamina lives here too, and everyone thinks we have a relationship. We don't, just to set the record straight. We are just great friends."
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WWE will be at the BB&T Center, formerly Bank Atlantic Center, in (South Florida) Sunrise on Friday, June 7.
Bell time is 7:30 p.m. for this house show (no TV) with John Cena, Ryback, Sheamus, Mark Henry, Daniel Bryan, The Miz, Brodus Clay, R-Truth, The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins) and more.
Talent subject to change.
Tickets, starting at $20, are on sale via TicketMaster online www.ticketmaster.com, outlets or by phone 800-745-3000, or you can go to the box office of the BB&T Center, home to the Florida Panthers hockey team.
Visit http://www.thebbtcenter.com/events/detail/wwe-live or http://www.wwe.com/events/06/all/all/all/all/3000/mi/page-1.
• Be a STAR in South Florida, win WWE tickets
In an effort to recognize deserving South Florida youth who promote the values of the Be a STAR anti-bullying program, World Wrestling Entertainment in conjunction with The Miami Herald is accepting nominations for a special meet-n-greet before a WWE show at the BB&T Center in Sunrise.
Be a STAR (Show Tolerance And Respect) was founded by The Creative Coalition and WWE in April 2011. The mission is to ensure a positive and equitable social environment for everyone regardless of age, race, religion or sexual orientation through grassroots efforts beginning with education and awareness.
Be a STAR promotes positive methods of social interaction and encourages people to treat others as equals and with respect because everyone is a star in their own right.
WWE superstars and divas often make school visits throughout the country throughout the year, discussing how they dealt with bullying and stereotypes growing up and even into adulthood. They encourage students to Be a STAR.
Teachers, coaches or family members can nominate a South Florida youth, describing how that youth has been a STAR. It can be helping a family member, a classmate, a teammate, school or something else. You may Be a STAR and not even know it.
Three youth - selected by random drawing - will be invited as Be a STAR finalists to the WWE show at the BB&T Center on Friday, June 7 in Sunrise. Each finalist will receive two tickets to the show and a WWE prize pack. One of the finalists will be drawn as the grand prize winner and participate in a meet-n-greet.
To nominate someone, e-mail Miami Herald Youth Sports Editor Jim Varsallone email@example.com.
• WWE invades the Lakeland Center in Central Florida at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 8.
John Cena, Ryback, Sheamus, Mark Henry, Daniel Bryan and more. Talent subject to change.
Tickets are sale via TicketMaster.
• WWE visits the Leon County Civic Center in Tallahassee at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 22.
See John Cena, Kane, Ryback, Mark Henry, Sheamus, Daniel Bryan and more. Talent subject to change.
Tickets, starting at $15, are on sale via TicketMaster and the civic center box office.
Visit http://www.tlccc.org/events_html/WWE_RAW_WORLD_JUNE_2013.htm
• WWE will be busy on Saturday, June 22 with another show at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach.
Bell time is 7:30 p.m. featuring Dolph Ziggler, Alberto Del Rio, Randy Orton, Big Show, The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins), Big E Langston, AJ Lee and more. Talent subject to change.
Tickets, starting at $15, are on sale via TicketMaster and the center box office.
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Carmel Erin Rinn and Joseph Gerald VandenBerg were united in marriage on June 12, 2010 at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Albia, Iowa with Fr. Mike Volkmer and Reverend Lynda Carlson presiding.
Mother of the Bride is Colleen Morgan of Albia. The groom's parents are Kenny and Peggy VandenBerg also of Albia. Grandparents of the groom are, Marilyn VandenBerg of Albia and Tom and Janet Demry of Centerville. Lois Demry of Unionville, Mo. is the groom's great-grandmother.
The bride was escorted to the alter by her ncle, Dan O'Neill of Algonquin, Illinois.
Ashlee Streigle served as the maid of honor, Abby Ward, Kolby Baetsle, Makenzie Mateer and Katie Johnson, all friends of the bride, served as brides maids. Brylee Rinn, daughter of the bride, and Sadie Mares, cousin of the groom, were flower girls. Jaime Crawford, sister of the bride, Stephanie Coughlin and Vanessa Szlachetka, sisters of the groom, served as the bride's personal attendants.
Mike Strasko, served as the best man, Jonathan Barker, Ryan Kurimski, Jason Crall and Colton Cason, all friends of the groom, served as groomsmen. Bryson Maher, cousin of the bride, and P.J. Mares, cousin of the groom, served as the ring bearers. Jeremy Webb, Cory Kitzman, friends of the couple, and Tanner Vitko, friend of the groom, served as the ushers and candle lighters.
After a hayride around town by the Wedding Party a reception was held at the American Legion Hall in Albia. Dan and Pat Johnson along with Joe and Rhonda Meiners were hosts and hostesses for the evening, all are friends of the couple.
Carmel is a 2006 graduate of Sigourney Community Schools and a 2008 graduate of IHCC. She is employed by Community 1st Credit Union in Ottumwa in the accounting department. Joe is a 2007 graduate of Albia Community Schools, 2008 graduate of IHCC and a 2010 graduate of the University of Northern Iowa. Joe will complete his student teaching in both lower and upper elementary education in December 2010 and is also a part-time employee at Hy-Vee in Albia.
The couple took a honeymoon trip to the Wisconsin Dells and now reside at home in Albia along with the bride's daughter, Brylee.
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Nicholas Browning, who murdered his family in their Cockeysville home in 2008, is scheduled to appear in Baltimore County Circuit Court on Friday to seek a reduced sentence.
Browning, who was 16 when he committed the crime, was given two concurrent and two consecutive life sentences at the Patuxent Institute, a correctional mental health facility in Jessup.
His attorneys filed the motion for sentence modification in 2009. But Judge Thomas Bollinger didn't rule on the request at that time and has since scheduled this week's hearing, according to a news release from the Baltimore County State's Attorney's office.
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DALLAS — The New Black Panther Party showed up at Dallas police headquarters Tuesday to protest the fatal shooting of James Harper by an officer one week ago.
"We are here to talk about the unarmed killings of black and brown men," one protester said.
A handful of the group shouted at police, saying they are concerned about police shootings. They insisted James Harper was shot in the back.
"No justice, no peace!" the protesters chanted.
But the autopsy results confirm what Chief David Brown said the day of the shooting — James Harper was not shot in the back.
One bullet entered on the left side of his chest; another went through the left side of his stomach; a fourth struck the right side of his stomach; and the last one went through his left elbow.
The report also shows Harper had cuts on his ear, cheeks and forehead, consistent with a fight with officer Brian Rowden, according to Chief Brown.
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings supports the police chief. "I trust him implicitly," the mayor said. "What he says can be verified."
Rawlings was at a free basketball camp for kids when he addressed them in South Dallas. "When bad people do bad things, bad things happen to them," he said.
But that statement doesn't sit well with protesters, who — at one point — went inside police headquarters demanding a meeting with the chief.
They were told to leave because they were disrupting operations.
The New Black Panther Party is promising more protests, but at least one of the demonstrators wants to make sure they're done peacefully.
"I am not advocating violence against police officers," Olinka Green said. "What I want is dialog with the community."
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We offer free vendor table spots to companies willing to direct hallway traffic while covering your table display in a high visibility location.
Note: At this time we do not have a free vendor spot for Thirty-one as there are too many requests. Thirty-one is welcome as a paid vendor. Thanks for understanding!
- This spot is for someone able to man your booth and direct Kids EveryWear traffic during sale hours.
- If you are unable to divert attention to consignment shoppers throughout the sale, then this option is not for you.
- You may rotate this spot among people on your team willing to man your booth for you.
- We'd love to have you any times we are there! See our volunteer schedule for dates and hours!
- You may man the door during drop-off and pick-up if you'd like; it would involve answering questions about where things go in the storefronts, so would require your getting acquainted with the stores or having been a previous consignor or shopper. It will be beneficial but very busy!
- On the sale days to volunteers and consignors and the Shop for a Cause Event, you'd be checking people in by their passes and ID's so would be able to hand out something and talk to every person. They are eager to shop, but before the doors open they wait in line and like to browse.
- We strongly recommend that you offer a prize raffle to build your mailing list and offer samples and handouts to anyone interested!
Do I have to commit to being there throughout the whole sale if I choose this option? No, you can choose to man the door at any times you arrange with us.
What do I need to do if I would like to have the free display and man the door for you?
- View available slots here to see which ones work for you. Remember, they change as people select them.
The original dates available for the free vendor slots are as follows but will delete as vendors register for them.
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- Contact us to verify that your company/product is not already represented at those times.We'll need your company name, type of product offered, and a list of slots you might like. (If there are additional times when we are open that you might also like to do a door both, but no door slots are available, let us know this as well. We can sometimes allow you to do a door booth at other times than the ones left on the volunteer list.)
- We will try to post on THIS PAGE which slots are taken by which companies also. But be sure to contact us before taking slots in case this page has not been updated since another vendor may have taken a door spot and might represent the same company as you.
- Then register as a volunteer and choose the door slots that work for you.
- These slots are labeled "Vendor or Door position for those willing to sit (or stand) and man the door-if you have physical limitations it is a great slot for you!"
- Forward your confirmation email to us and again state the company that you are with and that you would like to do the free vendor display while doing the door slot, but include the confirmation email information showing which slots you will be manning.
- We provide a high visibility space approximately 6' x 8'. You provide your own display set-up: table, chair(s), product display, freebies, etc.
- Park in the lot facing Airport Blvd. and enter at the blue Outlets Morrisville sign and see Gail Walker at the checkout in the intersection of the hallways or Beth Pendola in TOYS store for information to set up.
It is very important if you choose this option that you do show up for any slots you commit to through our volunteer registration for door slots! Please do not commit to this position unless you are certain you can make it to every slot you register for!
NOTE: Because you are volunteering on our behalf, you also get a pass to shop at the volunteer sale! Your pass shopping time will depend on how many slots you are able to do. Take one 4-hour door slot and shop at 3pm, take two 4-hour door slots and shop at 1pm, or take three 4-hour door slots and shop at 10 am!
"Working the door at drop off and throughout the sale at Kids Everywear is great for us! We get excellent exposure to families along with the advantage of the mall shoppers. The best part is being able to talk with people as they bring items in and help with questions. They are then more interested in stopping by when they are done to see what you are advertising. Not only do we enjoy this, but we also have seen excellent business come from it!" -Jen Benoit – Tutor Doctor


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As some of you know, I am on holiday here in Australia and our man Swade has kindly agreed to let me make a somewhat personal post…
People have taken Saab and the spirit of Saab to their hearts the world over. Yet in a far off land with cultural frameworks far removed from a Swedish winter, Saab has a following that has surprised even this dedicated Saabist.
Lance Cole is a writer living in England and has penned several books on automobiles and aviation. Saab enthusiasts would know him best for the book Saab 99 and 900: The Complete Story, which is an excellent volume and available for sale at the TS Shop. At the bottom of the left sidebar you'll see a list of authors here at TS. Click Lance's name to read all of his contributed pieces.
All photos by Lance Cole. Click to enlarge
You know that there is an Australian stereotype – in fact there are several. Cars 'Down Under' have always been big, brawny, rear wheel drive affairs best suited to the huge mileages Aussies do on their cross country and interstate journeys. Holden and Ford have ruled the roost for decades with their own brands of modified bodies and engines that started life in Europe and the US as other cars.
GM used the doors off the old European Opel Ascona/Vauxhall Cavalier to create a Holden Commodore a few years back. And by adding huge front and rear overhangs to the Opel Omega, the Aussies created the last-but-one, Holden Statesman.
But times and fashions change and other cars have now begun to make inroads into the Aussie car market.
Yet, Saab is huge here and has been for decades. They bought 99s and 900s in vast numbers – and now 9-3s and 9-5s.
On a drive up into the Blue Mountains west of Sydney I was swept aside by a red Classic 900 SPG Turbo, a three door beauty blasting up Katoomba hill. The car had to be 15 years old and yet it looked brand new. Coming down the hill a few minutes later was an early Classic 900 turbo in white, screaming down through the S bends – its driver grinning hugely.
Then there was the farmer's wife driving a red Classic 900 convertible, which seemed incongruous in a land of huge four wheel drive monsters and pick ups – 'Utes' to the locals. And the old 1950s Saab 93 I found as a barn find in the back-of-beyond in Victoria underlined the point. Melbourne is packed with Saabs – especially convertibles.
In Sydney, the local Saab Car Club blokes, organised by Brendon – Trollhattan Saab readers all – turned out in cars ranging from a new Turbo X to Simon's pristine, restored 99 Turbo three door in Cardinal Red metallic. The by-now infamous Belgian Beer Cafe provided a strong backdrop. These guys are true hardcore Saab nuts.
Joe Lobo asked me what was it that made Saabs so popular in Britain. I guess the next question is what is it that makes Saabs so popular in Australia?
En route to finding the answer via Swade, I discovered the stunning, amazing collage of scenery that is Tasmania. Imagine the Scottish highlands, the Lake District, the Blue Hills of Virginia, blended with vistas of Kenya and dotted with lochs, lakes, harbours and wooden lodges.
I came here to meet Mr TS – our man Swade and visit Trollhattan Towers. And if I thought mainland Australia – the Big Island – was Saab mad, that was as nothing to the sheer size of the Saab population in Tasmania.
Hobart and the rest of the place is seething with Saabs – it's a Saab island, however small; the locals love them. I saw eight Classic 900 four doors in a few days, hoardes of convertibles and it is a sea of newer models too.
Maybe this Saabness is in part behind Swade's obvious passion and dedication to Saab. Maybe that is part of the creation and success of Trollhattan Saab – mixed in with the Big Island's love of Saabs too?
It was a privilege to meet Mr Trollhattan Saab and see him at work. I have tried to convince of his achievement with TS but he is so modest he hates any suggestion of PR plugging! But I reckon there's a whole lot more to come from TS.
Drew B – he of the incredible Saab collection and local Saab Club Chair, organised a dealer day with the local Saab dealer (Motors Saab) and we took off to the hills in a range of cars including a Turbo X wagon – great fun on amazing roads.
Drew and I also headed south a few days later in the beautifully balanced 9-3 TTiD courtesy of Saab and took some photos. It is superb car and in my view pick of the sub-Turbo X range – except for the rubbish electric window switches and low-rent fascia plastics. The auto box works really well with the TTiD, by the way. Despite the poor cabin trim, I loved this car and reckon it is the best diesel power application on the market – it's turbine smooth with that auto.
Oh and Tasmania is full of Alfas too – so we can forgive Swade picking me up at the airport in an Italian job… I think it's just his sense of humour.
All the Aussie Saab nuts need now are new models and like me, they cannot understand the delays to the 9-5 and 9-4X. After all, Bob Lutz justified the stop-gap Saab-Subarus by saying they would create new models whilst Saab dealers and customers awaited the real, new Saabs. Ok, so now they are ready, using that logic, how on earth does Saab justify the reverse logic of delaying these cars?
The Saab Island expects.
Finally, huge thanks to Swade and everyone for hosting me and making it the trip of a lifetime for Saab nerd from Mud Island.
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And if I may respond, it was an absolute pleasure having Lance come visit with us at Chateau TS. My thanks to Lance for his patience and forebearance with this addicted Saab blogger, and for resisting temptation and not photographing me at work writing blog articles in my dressing gown and ugg boots (dressing gown = housecoat for you alt speakers).
And of course, thanks for this reflection on what is an uncharacteristically Saaby country. See you on the rebound, mate!