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CNN's Piers Morgan Battles with Ted Nugent on Guns, Says Second Amendment Almost Killed Gabby Giffords
CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight has been such a parade of celebrity interviews it's almost made Larry King Live look like a hard-news show. But on Wednesday night, Morgan interviewed Ted Nugent and pounded him repeatedly and personally, especially insulting him as a "draft dodger." He also suggested he was homophobic and not compassionate toward the poor.
Morgan naturally picked a big fight on the Second Amendment, which he declared "the reality is you end up with what happened to Gabby Giffords in Tucson." Morgan insisted to Nugent, "Eighty people a day die in America from gunshots." Nugent replied, "Kiss my ass...You are playing the idiot's advocate." The gun talk began when Morgan ran video of Nugent suggesting Obama should suck on his machine gun:
MORGAN: For a man who is a -- who is a patriot, who purports to love his country, that was quite shocking disrespect to your president.
NUGENT: Well, let me put it in official CNN Piers Morgan interview terms, shall I?...My limey friend...Anybody that wants to disarm me can drop dead. Anybody that wants to make me unarmed and helpless, people that want to literally create the proven places where more innocents are killed called gun-free zones, we're going to beat you. We're going to vote you out of office or suck on my machine gun. You can take it whichever you --
MORGAN: Much as I'd love to suck on your machine gun, the whole point -- the whole point of your defense is that a lot of people do drop dead precisely because you are armed to the teeth. And you'd like everybody else to be.
NUGENT: Not true at all. Not true at all.
MORGAN: Eighty people --
NUGENT: Piers, write this down --
MORGAN: You write this down. Eighty people a day die in America from gunshots.
NUGENT: And 75 of them to 78 of them -- statistics by the Uniform Crime Report by the FBI and the U.N. study on violent crime -- 78 of those 80 are let out of their cages by corrupt judges and prosecutors who know the recidivism is out of control, know that they'll commit the crimes again, and they let them walk through plea bargaining, early release, and programs.
Kiss my ass. Where you have the most armed citizens in America, you have the lowest violent crime rate. Where you have the worst gun control, you have the highest crime rate.
Piers, choose one. Do you want a lot of crime? We have it. Gun-free zones. You want less crime? We have that. More people with concealed weapons permit. Why do you guys resist that statistic?
MORGAN: Well, don't say you guys.
NUGENT: You guys. Well, unless you're playing the devil's advocate.
MORGAN: I can play any advocate I like. It's my show.
NUGENT: You're doing a good job. You're playing the idiot's advocate here. More guns equals less crime. Period.
MORGAN: Unless I'm wrong -- and I don't want to kiss your ass --
NUGENT: And I'll be sure to let you know.
MORGAN: -- at this point, if you don't mind. Unless I'm wrong with your argument -- well, you're basically saying that, you know, 90 percent of the gun crime comes from people that --
NUGENT: It's 96 percent but go ahead.
MORGAN: But they still have to get access to firearms. If you had your way, there would be 10 times as many firearms, right?
NUGENT: Not true at all.
MORGAN: You want everyone in America to own a gun?
NUGENT: Not at all. I've never said that. And I got to tell you --
MORGAN: What is your position?
NUGENT: -- and I hope you don't edit this out. Whenever I've done interviews with guys that are inclined to be anti-gun, they always go, well, Nugent, you want everyone to have a machine gun. Nugent wants all the deer dead.
MORGAN: What does Nugent want?
NUGENT: Not even close.
MORGAN: What do you want?
NUGENT: What I want is the Second Amendment. We the people, free individuals to have the right to keep and bear arms for self- defense. Find fault with that.
MORGAN: Well, I could find lots of fault with it.
NUGENT: Name one.
MORGAN: Well, the reality is you end up with what happened to Gabby Giffords in Tucson.
NUGENT: That guy had gone through the cracks of the mental health system. That guy had --
MORGAN: How could he be allowed to get a gun?
NUGENT: Because he fell through the cracks, and he didn't -- he didn't qualify to get a gun.
MORGAN: He fell through the cracks.
NUGENT: The cracks of the mental health system. Everybody knew -- all his friends, his family was afraid of this guy, but they didn't report it. Nobody -- nobody reacted to it.
MORGAN: When you see a guy like that get open access to firearms because the Constitution that you subscribe -- adhere to so much --
NUGENT: How would you fix that?
MORGAN: Well, I would certainly make it a lot harder for people like him to ever get near a firearm. And that's my argument with the gun lobbying is that it's always very, very aggressive. And even as you've just exploded with me, it's always a violent debate. And it's always like, [Yelling] "I want the right to shoot anyone that comes near me who threatens me!"
It's always about that. This guy was unstable but was able to go and get a firearm because they are freely available in this country. And that's where I have a problem with it.
NUGENT: Were you born in England?
MORGAN: I was born in England.
NUGENT: Are you familiar with Ireland?
MORGAN: I am.
NUGENT: Is Molotov cocktails and C4 explosives -- those legal in Belfast?
MORGAN: They're terrorists.
NUGENT: Are those -- is that -- are those items legal in Belfast?
MORGAN: Well, I don't live in Belfast.
NUGENT: Well, then I'll go ahead and educate you. They're banned in Belfast. They're forbidden in Belfast. Do you think anybody had a hard time getting them? If you want something -- how about in New York City it would take me 15 minutes for me to get a submachine gun in New York City from some paroled crack dealer.
MORGAN: Let me spin the argument. Would you agree drugs then to be freely available?
NUGENT: Not at all.
MORGAN: What's the difference in the argument?
NUGENT: Because drugs are 100 percent about reducing your level of responsibility, getting high, disconnecting, and I'm a cop. I've been a cop for 35 years. I conduct federal raids with the heroes of law enforcement in Texas. In every instance where there is violence, somebody's high on something, but they're not always in possession of a firearm. They do it with Buicks and bricks and fire and chainsaws and --
MORGAN: The guy who shot Gabby Giffords wasn't high. That wasn't a factor.
NUGENT: No, but he was mentally deranged.
MORGAN: My point about the threat of your argument is you're saying -- there's a difference, isn't there, between -- you're saying guns should be made freely available, right?
NUGENT: No, no, there should be restrictions.
MORGAN: Because if you -- let me ask -- let me put something to you. Do you think this is wrong, tell me. They should be made available with some restrictions, but not many, from the gun lobby arguments I've read --
NUGENT: Which --
MORGAN: -- and then actually the reason is if you made them illegal, they would all be freely available anyway. But with drugs, you say do not make them freely available, make them illegal. Even though you know and I know that drives them underground and probably more people get --
NUGENT: Piers, Piers, I don't know why you guys either don't study the information or you just resist it. I think you're resisting it. In America, where you have more citizens with guns on their person, you have a dramatic reduction in violent crime.
In those areas called gun-free zones, you have a outrageous increase in the loss of innocent lives. That's the choice. Which one would you make? And in America, legally owned guns are used millions of times a year to save innocent lives. You certainly don't believe in calling 911 to stop evil in your home, do you?
In case you were interested in the non-gun arguments, here's a bit of the welfare argument:
MORGAN: My issue about you and the welfare thing is it showed -- to me it showed no sense of compassion for people who have genuine problems. Who genuinely need it.
NUGENT: Well, you see --
MORGAN: Your judgment, if you don't mind me saying, is all encompassing. All sweeping. You think they're all on the fiddle. [On the fiddle???]
NUGENT: No, I don't.
MORGAN: They're all --
NUGENT: No, I don't. But I don't think, I know, and the statistics support -- once again my sharing with you the statistics, that the abuse, the corruption in that system, is not about helping someone who through no fault of their own fell on hard times, but widespread abuse.
Here's a bit of the draft-dodger talk:
MORGAN: Well, you're very -- you're very, very pro the troops. I get that. But you yourself, I mean, you dodged the draft.
NUGENT: No. Now, see, I'm glad we're here on the Piers Morgan show to set that straight for the 10 million --
MORGAN: Set the record straight.
NUGENT: No, did I not dodge the draft. I was 17, and I was a clueless idiot, which most 17s qualify. I bet you were --
MORGAN: I was quite suave.
NUGENT: Being that as it may, no, I was enrolled in Oakland Community College. And I had a one-wide deferment. Did I register -- I registered. Did I volunteer? No. Should I have? Yes.
MORGAN: Do you regret that?
NUGENT: You know, I do regret it on one level. On the most important, fundamental level, is that I have a duty to earn this experiments in we the people self-government. And I've spent my time and I've intentionally put myself in harm's way going over to Iraq and Afghanistan, right into hell zones of unnamed trenches in Afghanistan danger zones, I do --
MORGAN: Is part of that a guilt thing on your part?
NUGENT: No, not a guilt thing. It was just the right thing to do. At some point, you know, let's pretend I was a heroin addict when I was 17. Would you bring that up if I'd been clean and sober for 50 years?
MORGAN: Probably, yes.
NUGENT: You're such a bastard. (LAUGHTER)
Finally, the "homophobia" segment:
MORGAN: Kobe Bryant was fined 100,000 dollars for using a gay slur during a Lakers' game. And Ted, you wrote a piece after and I'm going to read what you said here. You said that homosexuals are the most protected class of people in America. And you said, and I quote, "The NBA should hold homosexual night during halftime and homosexuals could come down on the court, hold hands, prance around the court to music by The Village People." You also said that homosexuality was morally wrong.
NUGENT: Do you have a problem with that?
NUGENT: That's like Clapton trap. No, let's put it this way. If you're gay, have a nice day. I could give a rat's ass. I don't --
MORGAN: Are you homophobic?
NUGENT: Not at all, no.
MORGAN: Would you be happy if one of your --
NUGENT: I'm heterophiliac.
MORGAN: What's a heterophiliac?
NUGENT: It means I'm hopelessly addicted to women -- woman.
MORGAN: Right. If one of your children came up and say, Dad, I'm gay. How would you react to that?
NUGENT: I'd say, get the gun, let's go kill a deer. Inconsequential.
MORGAN: You wouldn't mind morally?
NUGENT: Not at all. I am repulsed at the concept of man-on-man sex. I think it's against nature. I think it's strange as hell. But if that's what you are, I love you.
MORGAN: But do you believe it's morally wrong? You have suggested that before.
NUGENT: You know, I'm not going to judge another's morals.
MORGAN: You judge people all the time.
NUGENT: Yes, sometimes you have to. I have to judge my bass player, and that's why I've got the greatest bass player in the world. No. I say live and let live. Like I said, gay? Go nuts. Martians? Cool. I really don't care.
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And whether you like Uncle
Submitted by Beukeboom on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:29pm.
And whether you like Uncle Ted or not, he made Morgan look like a complete fool. In other words, he got Morgan to reveal his true nature by presenting truths Morgan couldn't handle.
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Sorry I missed that interview . . . Wow!
Submitted by Galvanic on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:14pm.
. . . I'm sure Morgan's producer will go back to booking folks like Donnie and Marie, Betty White, Bill Cosby, and the cast from Glee -- that is as soon as Morgan recovers from his wounds.
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Here's to hoping they'll be
Submitted by Beukeboom on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:49pm.
Here's to hoping they'll be foolish enough to book Andrew Brietbart.
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Submitted by jon_torlin on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:35pm.
Now that was fun reading of that exchange. Nugent tore that guy a new one. I usually skim through transcripts, but I enjoyed reading that and I loved the "kiss my ass" and "idiot's advocate" parts. If there's a video, that would be entertainment.
Man, I wish more people gave these libs hell like Nugent did.
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BTW, you do know that Uncle
Submitted by Beukeboom on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:37pm.
BTW, you do know that Uncle Ted recorded a song called "Kiss My Ass" during the Clinton administration with lyrics relating to that era? I hope he re-records it with updated lyrics.
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Great Smackdown!
Submitted by crimsonspark on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:07pm.
Jon, here's a link to Nugent's interview. This actually made my day. I wish Republicans in DC had half the spine that Nugnet does. This interview should be a guideline for dealing with the left. Nugent shot down Piers with facts and stated his position so clearly that even a liberal could unde stand it.
By the way, did anyone else catch Pier's line about the "Constitution that he subscribes to?" What in the world does that mean. Our Constitution is not the latest issue of Cosmo, it's the document that made us the greatest nation on earth and allows us to enjoy the freedoms that we have-even though Obama is trying to "correct" that. Goodness liberals can be so infuriating!
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I Beg To Differ
Submitted by HardRightTurn on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:39pm.
Sheriff Dupnik got Giffords almost killed. That derelict old liberal let politics get in the way of doing his job. He let a certifiable criminally insane Loughner run free and allowed him to obtain a gun.
To more fully comprehend the Left, one must read "Leftism As Psychopathy" by John Ray, M.A., Ph.D. Caution, it might scare you a little bit.
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Ted took the loon to the
Submitted by jkwtrading on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:39pm.
Ted took the loon to the cleaners
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it's reason enough...
Submitted by adamsmith on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:52pm.
Admiral Yamamoto said "Invading the mainland US is insanity. There is a gun behind every blade of grass". That's reason enough for me to allow the Second Amendment to stay as is. Anything else is as un-American as Piers Morgan......
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Second Admendment at its Best
Submitted by crimsonspark on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:11pm.
It's just like the burglar who called 911 because he THOUGHT the owner had a gun. Just the thought of of the homeowner having a gun was enough of a deterrent. So stupid criminal gets arrested, owner's property is safe, and not a single shot had to be fired. How's that for gun control?
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WHY does Ted deal with
Submitted by buddyc on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:57pm.
WHY does Ted deal with retards like Morgan? What he should say is, "Why do you want to deprive me of my constitutional right? The law is the law and says I have a right to keep and bear arms. Like it or not it is the law. If you don't like the law you should amend the constitution. Do you have the vote?"
If you hadn't noticed all those who are most outspoken towards Obama are now getting attacked by the media. Trump, Nugent, Cheney, and even some other liberals who have come out to attack him are being savaged by the liberal media in the last few weeks. Think there is some coordinated plan there???
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I'll go with Occam's Razor on
Submitted by Beukeboom on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:53pm.
I'll go with Occam's Razor on this one and chalk the attacks to likemindedness rather than a conspiracy or overall coordination.
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Maybe, they think Barry has
Submitted by Zippy on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 8:34pm.
Maybe, they think Barry has already lost 2012. And needs some help.
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Poor Piers
Submitted by Ed Gregory on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:56pm.
What Morgan failed to realize going into this thing -- or, as Ted said, maybe he resisted it -- is that Nugent has defended his position publicly probably more times than he's played "Wango Tango" live, and that's a lot. I've heard very few who can articulate what freedom should be and express love for this country as well as Nugent.
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Ted Nugent is awesome!
Submitted by Order270 on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 3:59pm.
Yeah, killing is against the law, murder is against the law, the mentally unstable owning a gun is against the law, having a gun at a political rally is against the law, shooting a congressperson in the head is against the law.
So the flaw to the whole thing is one more law. THAT is what will keep this from ever happening again. So despite ALL the laws we have, a criminal is going to stop before doing any of this and say, "Oh, wait, owning a gun is against the law--I better not do this." Or just because guns are made illegal, suddenly, criminals would not be able to get one. That only happens in one place--Fantasy Land.
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Guns and drugs
Submitted by Zepppo on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:14pm.
Maybe Piers missed the point in his own argument. Drugs ARE ILLEGAL yet millions of criminals get them everyday yet somehow he believes that if you make guns illegal, criminals will no longer be able to get them.
This goes along with the liberal argument that since drug addicts are still able to get drugs, we should make them legal. We already lost the drug war. Should the same argument be used to legalize murder.
Same rule applies to abortion. Liberals say abortions should be legal or they will be done in back alleys. Should we make murder legal so they don't have to be done in back alleys.
Somehow Liberals think that if we make illegal what they want legal, it will be done anyway but if we make illegal what they want illegal, then it will never happen again. I guess this works if you assume all criminals are liberals.
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Yup...Morgan's argument on
Submitted by Beukeboom on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:53pm.
Yup...Morgan's argument on drugs as compared to guns was one of inequality (e.g. - a logical fallacy).
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How much would it cost to mount a snotty limey?
Submitted by SickofLibs on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:16pm.
If I were Ted, I'd hang it right over fireplace.
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Considering the arc of the
Submitted by Ruths husband Ben on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:24pm.
Considering the arc of the interview I don't think I would ask to mount a limey.
Just saying. :)
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LOL Ben
Submitted by SickofLibs on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:29pm.
I was GONNA say 'stuff' but that would've been worse I suppose.
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Uncle Ted is on with Cam
Submitted by ricklail on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:16pm.
Uncle Ted is on with Cam Edwards on Cam and Company about every Monday night. I love to hear him get wound up about Obama and the gun grabbers.
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I LOVE Uncle Ted !
Submitted by All American on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:18pm.
"nuff said, lets go hunting !
(LOLZ - Suck my machine gun...new song by Ted ?)
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Tex Expatriate
Submitted by Tex Expatriate on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:37pm.
While I would not dirty myself watching CNN, I read about it from time to time. Hooray for Ted Nugent. I met him once at a Texas Parks and Wildlife Convention. He is 100% American and Texan. Piers Morgan, on the other hand, is a British sissy, like too many Brits today.
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The Brits
Submitted by jon_torlin on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 8:47pm.
Hey I got some friends that are Brits(one just recently got Naturalized last year) and believe me, they aren't sissies. I'll have to remember to ask them about Morgan. Give them a little credit, they can surprise you. The one that got Naturalized loves Texas(where we are) and loves the independent streak that we possess. He prefers to call himself a British Texan rather than a British American these days. If that ain't cool, I don't know what is.
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Irish Terrorists?
Submitted by Dave81 on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 4:39pm.
Did Pierce just call the Irish terrorists? Racist! =P
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Nuge For Prez
Submitted by stratman on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 5:10pm.
Ted laid a Motor City Madhouse thumping to Piers Morgan's numb skull and left him whimpering about being in a Stranglehold.
Guns, girls and gasoline engines - love the Nugent.
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I'm curious, Piers
Submitted by ckc1227 on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 5:13pm.
"This guy was unstable but was able to go and get a firearm because they are freely available in this country."
I'm just curious, Piers.....where can I get a free gun?
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The same place as the free
Submitted by Beukeboom on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 1:28am.
The same place as the free government cheese?
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England is the reason why we
Submitted by GreenTea on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 5:34pm.
England is the reason why we have the second amendment...
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And the gov't we have today...
Submitted by almostacowboy on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 6:26pm.
is the reason we need it.
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Lots of well thought out
Submitted by sportzcenterjudd on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 6:22pm.
Lots of well thought out arguments. Attacking a person's country of birth is a nice way to shift the attention to things that don't matter. Applying abortion or healthcare or whatever other social issue is just talking in circles and complicating each individual issue by adding more complications to it.
Personally I don't define myself by the size of my gun, but whatever floats your boat I guess. The gun debate can be explained by how each side defines the 2nd amendment, as well their stance on big government. It is the same old boring story....Liberal-Big Gov where everybody loves each other and gets free healthcare vs Small Conservative Gov where everybody has a shotgun in the wild west ("The amERica argument...cue dip spit). Both sides are as full of shit as the other, but in this case I can't buy into Ted's "Kiss my ass argument" because frankly it is just ignorant. Instead of just talking about whether or not guns are necessary and the root causes of the issue, Teddy boy just started yelling, basically saying that he will absolutely not give any ground and/or compromise (The republican way). This is a perfect representation of the entire political system because every single social issue has followed the exact same pattern. Liberals try to do something, republicans start yelling things like "this is amERica" and "kiss my ass."
To me, modern american society doesn't trust itself and is just a little too insecure to even handle the idea of guns getting taken away. But still, are we really wasting time talking about this? Neither side is going to budge, neither side will admit that they do the exact same things/use the exact same strategies to manipulate voters. They just point out each other's flaws. To me, the current system is at a standstill and nothing is ever going to get done because certain people make too much money off the status quo. All social reform is simply the way that the rich temporarily appease the lower class majority. They change parts of society little by little so people don't get mad to the point of doing something about it (a situation where guns would be very necessary).
So, my point is to looks at the entire political system as a whole and point out the simple fact that it isn't working like it is supposed to anymore. Not that it doesn't have its strong points, but the current political power paradigm is clearly not going to be allowed to continue as is. Instead of spinning our wheels talking about one part of the system, why not address the flaws and strengths of the entire system (without classifying it as conservative or liberal) by moving forward/adapting to current social needs?
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Ok, I'll start.
Submitted by almostacowboy on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 6:34pm.
The judiciary in this country is out of controll. I'm sure it was never intended for Judges to "legislate from the bench". All rules of constitutionality should only come fromt he Supreme Court and not from some Racine County Circuit Court Judge.
Also, the Congress has not only abdicated its power but it's responsibility. No political appointee department head or cabinet member [czar] (Sebelius, Lisa Jackson, Sunstein), or other beaurocrat "to be named at a later date" should be allowed to make policy (in effect, "law") affecting the business, individuals, or States. That is Congress's job.
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Did you miss the part?
Submitted by bikeromany on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 7:23pm.
Did you miss the part (over and over again) where Nugent pointed out where gun ownership is high, crime is lower?
Specifically, look at the crime rates in the Must Carry States. In particular, Florida was interesting when they passed must carry back when Janet Reno was the state's Attorney General. Violent crimed dropped because nobody was sure who was armed. The criminals started bumping rental cars, because they had a better chance of being from out of state, and as such, unarmed targets. When German tourists got killed, Reno wanted to do away with must carry so poor tourists didn't get killed. Like you, she missed the point - the armed populous was safer.
Look at Australia, where they went the other way, to Nugent's "gun free zones". There, violent crime is shooting up, and the politicians and liberals can't understand it. "But we made it safe!" they claim.
Don't say Nugent just said Kiss my Ass. Drop your own paradigms and listen to what he was saying. Why is it liberals always want everyone else to have an open mind, when they've already shut theirs?
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What about the other side, sport?
Submitted by Model850 on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 3:49pm.
Liberals try to do something, republicans start yelling things like "this is amERica" and "kiss my ass."
And what do liberals/dems start yelling when Republicans try to do something? I notice you conveniently omitted that part of your "can't we all just get along" spiel.
Oh, and as for what do liberals start yelling? Here's a hint.
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Submitted by matthewdean on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 6:38pm.
why worry about addressing all the flaws in the system when we could all just become liberals and mount up on unicorns and ride off together, into the sunset; holding hands.
Let nature take it's course.
Que sera, sera. :o)
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Looks like you are replying
Submitted by stratman on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 7:32pm.
Looks like you are replying to sportzcenterjudd, our latest 5 week wonder's first post. Shall I get out the Magic Screw Ball, the Liberal version of the Magic 8 Ball, to see what's in store for him?
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Submitted by matthewdean on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 9:26pm.
I predict, rather than a paucity, that more in depth and pointed purposeful prose and phrases from our purveyor of how to pick up peace and prosperity without perpetually pandering to polytheism, --- Mr. placid waters run deep - philosophy is not a pressing burden but rather a primordial release from non-polymorphic parameters -, and also predictions & perdurable proclamations probably predicated upon avoidance of perpetual political policies, will posted by our newest prognosticator, the sportster juddman, to prevent the possibility of a preponderant form of punishment being piled on conservatives in perdition.
What a guy!
And yeah, I fudged on the "still waters run deep" cuz I was on a roll. :o)
Waaaay too much time on my hands.
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OK Jer*
Submitted by cajun2 on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 9:43pm.
See above post by Matthew....Now that is STYLE!
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Submitted by Jer on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 12:06am.
Predictably ponderous post proves polysyllabic prattle positively pointless.
per Jer
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Posts placed per pretend palliative purposes, prankster---
Submitted by matthewdean on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 9:26pm.
portray pretty poetry, perhaps.
Perversely preparing pouting posts puts primarily prissy, petty, pissy prolific perambulations prioritizing P's, proud-pitiful presenter; positions, per promoting perpetual platitudes; possible permutations preventing passing puberty.
Please prevent pretending/playing perturbations, pupil: procuring paeans per "P" production, positively, prohibitively, palpably; passes purloined past perspectives presenting primarily porcupine-like picayune pretensions.
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Ok Matthew*
Submitted by cajun2 on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 9:36pm.
Do you think Jer is now a bit piqued or just peaked?
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Submitted by matthewdean on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 9:44pm.
Jer is probably sorry he didn't listen to the little voice saying, "don't encourage him." :o)
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Jer, MD, and Cajun
Submitted by Denny Crane on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 12:52am.
Gosh there is a lot of Pee Pee here!
What's going on?
Just had to pop in after hearing the world was going to go pooey tomorrow. Thought I remembered something about the world ending on Jer's birthday, so
Denny Crane.
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Submitted by QMCS on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 11:34pm.
Holy cow, I had to read your post twice, did you use enough P words in there?. nice
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Submitted by Rukus on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 7:07pm.
"Much as I'd love to suck on your machine gun..."
WTF?? What you sayin' there Piers 'ol boy? Wang Dang man! Come on out why don't 'cha! NTTAWWT...
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Ditto on reaction
Submitted by jon_torlin on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 8:43pm.
I had a similar reaction after reading the transcript, but really didn't want to comment on that part when I did comment on the entire exchange.
I suspect Piers might have tossed that in there to try to throw Ted for a loop and it didn't work.
Either way, Piers is as lame as you can get and Ted just smacked him about like a ragdoll. Didn't take much effort. We need more public figures like that.
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Submitted by Rukus on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 8:46pm.
If he would have been talking to Perez Hilton then Perez would have jumped across the table and took him down, and not in a violent way. NTTAWWT!
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The British Are Subjects
Submitted by bikeromany on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 7:11pm.
The British are Subjects of the British Empire. They have an Aristocracy to whom they kowtow. Someone to tell them how to act and what they need. Gun control is basically people control. America had no gun control until the fear that freed slaves might be armed made laws necessary, to control the freed slaves.
In America we're citizens, not subjects. We self determine, and we have rights. One of the downside of rights is that there will be abuse, whether it's someone insulting someone else with free speech, or a gun owner misusing his gun. All freedoms come with risk, but removing the freedom doesn't do away with the risk. It just makes the risk bigger. As six million unarmed German Jews could testify too. Or an equally vast number of Ukranians under Stalin. And even some Tibetans.
Of course when they remove all the freedoms, we'll be slaves - then the gun control will make sense.
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According to the "suave and sophisticated" Piers Morgan
Submitted by ProudAmerican58 on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 8:03pm.
if Ted Nugent believes in a strong 2nd Amendment, it means he wants the entire US "armed to the teeth;"
if he is angry over the fact the data reflects that the Welfare system is being (ab)used more by the clueless than the helpless, it means he lacks "compassion."
if he acknowledges his lack of maturity in having chosen not to serve in Vietnam, it's "the greatest regret of his life" and his present support of the troops is being done not out of a morally held sense of gratifude but out of a sense of "guilt:"
and if he believes it was wrong to have fined Koby Bryant for having used a gay slur in the heat of the moment, he's "a homophobe."
I thought liberals were supposed to "marinade in the complex nuance of the issues." What a limey bimbo!
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Ted Nugent for president!
Submitted by Phryj1 on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 8:03pm.
Now THAT is what we need. A guy who can handle lefty sycophant interviewers.
And I like to point out that it's our complete joke of a mental health system that nearly killed Giffords, NOT the Second Amendment. Same deal with the Virginia Tech massacre, Columbine, and any number of other incidents where some psycho walked into a school, mall, or other public place and started gunning people down. In all these incidents, there were unmistakable signs of mental illness in the would-be gunman beforehand. If we had a better mental health system, we'd be able to prevent these guys from getting a hold of guns in the first place.
Progressives seem to be completely averse to facts and logic. Apparently, reality has a conservative bias.
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Deer harvester 1....
Submitted by saintknowitall on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 8:50pm.
...... puffy limey 0. Game over.
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How many were saved?
Submitted by octavioj on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 9:19pm.
I do not won a gun but I can appreciate the appeal of self-defense. How many people are saved everyday because they own a firearm? That is the statistics no one mentions.
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Cain/Nugent in 2012!
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 9:49pm.
As for comrade Morgan, he can return to the UK, where he will soon witness the takeover of his country by the 7th Century barbarian horde.
The Brits can't stop it now, as they were foolish enough to allow their government to take their guns way.
Now they are sitting ducks.
Vote for the American in November
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What a troll
Submitted by Chicagoray40 on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 3:11pm.
That's all Morgan is and he knows it. Outside that studio he wouldn't get away with talking to anyone in this fashion including me and especially someone like Nugent. Typical EuroPeeeon.
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Second Amendment
Submitted by Mike009 on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 6:07pm.
Fortunately we do not have a caffeteria style bill of rights where people get to pick and chose which amendments to follow and which ones to ignore.
The Second Amendment isn't what almost killed Gabby Giffords. Jared Loughner almost killed Gabby Giffords. The Sherriff's dept was well aware of Loughner's history of making threats and stalking Giffords. How about blaming the Sherriff?
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Piers Morgan
Submitted by LarryG on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 6:22pm.
Ted should have asked this pussy limey (Aussies call them pomeys for their little pink cheeks) what happened to the crime rates in Britain and Australia when theyn instituted gun control. Went through the roof!! I don't known why these dumb-ass brits are given a soapbox to spout their stupidities off of. They need to look at their own history and present-day social conditions before they start their childish blabberings. Let them eat their jellied eels and be damned!
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Uncle Ted is on with Cam
Submitted by bagtree on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 5:09am.
Uncle Ted is on with Cam Edwards on Cam and Company about every Monday night. I love to hear him get wound up about Obama and the gun grabbers.
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina – Colin Bonner scored twice and UNCW exploded for four second half goals as the Seahawks ran past visiting Longwood, 6-1, in a men's soccer exhibition on Saturday at Legion Stadium.
UNCW built a 2-0 halftime lead on Bonner's two strikes before putting the game away in the second half.
Joining Bonner in the scoring parade were Mateo Cardona, Freddy Nzekele, Jack Ward and Jamie Dell. Zach Corcoran notched Longwood's lone goal of the match.
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Corcoran narrowed the deficit to 3-1 in the 75th minute when his free kick from 25 yards out skipped past UNCW keeper Sean Melvin.
Nzekele (79), Ward (85) and Jamie Dell (90) closed out the scoring for the Seahawks.
UNCW outshot the Lancers, 16-5, including a 7-1 edge in the opening half.
UNCW visits NC State for an exhibition game on Aug. 24. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.
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- 18-year-old Christian singer/songwriter, Grace Rose Trey is beautiful, highly talented and restless. Grace is undiscovered outside church, where she performs each Sunday with her gifted father, Johnny. A former rock star, Johnny Trey charted a Billboard number one single 20 years ago. When the hits stopped coming, he crash-landed hard before finding Christ and starting a new life for his family, far from the Hollywood Hills. One day without warning, Grace leaves for Los Angeles. She has landed a record deal with the help of Johnny's ruthless former manager and producer, "Mossy" Mostin. Mossy sees in Grace a potential pop superstar. Cutting off contact with her parents, Grace seems prepared to walk away from her Christian faith and music to achieve her long-suppressed fantasy of Hollywood superstardom. Will the experience cause her to reject her faith, or rediscover it?
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Holiday Park Community Center: Holiday Park Community Center has officially reopened! It was originally built in the 1970s as an open air shelter and enclosed and expanded in the 90s. It has now been renovated into a full service Community Center! The building is approximately 18,000 square feet with a game room, computer lab, a fitness room with state of the art equipment, exercise room for yoga and dance, craft room, mini gym with basketball facilities and two meeting rooms with kitchen access. Holiday Park currently provides the largest before and after school program in the City. The new facility will allow Family and Community Services to meet the expanding need to serve more children while being able to offer a wider range of services to all segments of the community. This facility was funded with 3.6 million dollars from general obligation bonds and District 8 set aside funds. All of the amenities in this facility are free so please come and visit this beautiful new facility.
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Barcelona and Bayer Leverkusen played a mostly uneventful first half that resulted in the Blaugranas taking a lead at the very end of the period, but the second half was considerably more exciting. Bayer put a serious scare into Barcelona and made things interesting for a bit, but they'll be headed to Camp Nou with what is more or less an impossible task. They drew level on one occasion, but Barcelona found a winner to head home up 3-1.
Alexis Sanchez scored the first two goals, and both needed brilliant assists. The first came in the first half, with Lionel Messi hitting a spectacular ball over the top of the defense to set him up for a finish between Bernd Leno's legs. The second goal, the eventual winner, was assisted by Cesc Fabregas with an absolutely wonderful through ball.
With Barcelona leading 1-0 as they came out of the locker room for the second half, the game felt like it was all but over before Bayer grabbed a stunning equalizer. Following a set piece, Vedran Corluka got to the byline and swung a great cross towards the back post. Michal Kadlec rose up above the defense and powered a great header into the back of the net, changing the game significantly.
The 1-1 scoreline didn't last long, however. The second Sanchez goal came just three minutes later, with the Bayer defense caught napping before Sanchez picked up the ball, rounded the keeper and placed it into the back of the net with ease.
Bayer would not find another goal, but they fought back valiantly. Just a minute after Barcelona took back the lead, Renato Augusto got into the box with a great run and forced a save out of Victor Valdes. In the 64th minute, Gonzalo Castro created a similar opportunity on the opposite flank and beat Valdes with a great left-footed shot, but hit the post.
Lionel Messi would eventually go on to score Barcelona's third goal, but his best bit of skill actually came on a narrow miss. In the 72nd minute, he made the Bayer defenders look silly as he easily beat three of them with an incredible dribbling move before hitting a chipped shot over Leno. He missed scoring a stunning goal by the narrowest of margins, hitting the post.
Knowing that they probably needed two goals to give themselves a chance at the Camp Nou, Robin Dutt brought off defensive midfielder Simon Rolfes for striker Stefan Kiessling. The German international forward almost rewarded his manager's faith in him with a goal just two minutes later, as he connected with a diving header, but Valdes was able to save comfortably.
Barcelona didn't exactly need a third goal to feel comfortable going home, but they were able to find it, and the tie is now all but over. In the 88th minute, Daniel Alves got into the box and had a shooting opportunity, but instead played a cross to the back post. Messi was there for the tap-in finish, securing the 3-1 victory for his team.
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Teaching Interests: perception, quantitative psychology.
Research Interests: visual perception, language development, statistical and computational methods.
Ph.D. (Purdue University, 1963) M.P.H. (Boston University, 1996), Professor.
Teaching interests: biostatistics, behavioral epidemiology, cardiovascular epidemiology.
Research interests: cardiovascular-epidemiology and cognition, relations among aging, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular disease risk factors, cognitive performance and dementia.
Ph.D. (University of California, Santa Barbara, 2003), Assistant Professor.
Teaching interests: statistics, research design and methodology, brain & behavior, learning and memory, sensation and perception, cognitive psychology, cognitive neuroscience, computational modeling.
Research interests: neurobiology of learning and memory, categorization, skill learning, implicit and explicit memory, computational modeling, working memory, basal ganglia, cognitive neuroscience.
Cynthia A. Erdley
Ph.D. (University of Illinois, 1992), Professor.
Teaching interests: child and adolescent psychology, social development.
Research interests: social cognition, children's peer relationships.
Thane E. Fremouw
Ph.D. (University of Utah, 1998), Assistant Professor.
Teaching interests: cognition, cognitive neuroscience, learning.
Research interests:neural mechanisms of auditory processing, category learning, memory and attention.
Ph.D. (Kent State University, 2009), Assistant Professor.
Teaching interests: Abnormal Psychology; Psychopathology; and Ethics and Professional Issues
Research interests: Cognitive vulnerability to mood disorders, biological correlates of the cognitive model of depression; cognitive vulnerability and protective factors (e.g. negative cognitive content, rumination, decentering); and specifying cognitive processes across mood disorders
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Teaching interests: infancy and early childhood, developmental theory, developmental psychobiology.
Research interests: behavior of human neonates, ontogeny of sleep and arousal mechanisms, assessment of function in infancy.
Ph.D. Baylor University (2011), CLAS-Honors Preceptor of Psychology
Teaching interests: Research methodology, social psychology, psychology of religion.
Research interests: Social psychology of religiousness, intergroup bias, and humility.
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Ph.D. (University of Minnesota, 1982), Professor.
Teaching interests: ethology, emotional development, family and peer relations.
Research interests: developmental psychopathology, anxiety and social withdrawal, cooperation and competition.
Shannon McCoy
Ph.D. (University of California, Santa Barbara, 2003), Assistant Professor.
Teaching interests: social psychology, statistics, methodology.
Research interests: social psychological study of the self, social identity, and social stigma.
Ph.D. (West Virginia University, 1993), Professor, and Director of Clinical Training.
Teaching interests: abnormal psychology, advanced clinical assessment, child and adolescent psychotherapy.
Research interests: child and adolescent peer relations; adolescent other-sex social interactions and competence; social skills assessment and intervention.
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Teaching Interests: statistics, cognition.
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Research interests: history of psychology, philosophy of science, uses of graphs and other inscriptions in science.
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FORT WORTH — The Ridglea Theater on Fort Worth's west side has evaded the wrecking ball and now is undergoing a major renovation.
Once in jeopardy of being torn down to make way for a bank, the theater on Camp Bowie Boulevard is now among the buildings listed on The National Register of Historic Places.
"They don't make buildings like this anymore," said Richard Van Zandt, as he looked high above inside the two-story theater that was built in 1950 as a movie palace on the city's west side.
For the past 13 years, however, the Ridglea has been a live music venue. But after changing hands, was in jeopardy of being demolished.
The news sparked a huge response from supporters who launched a petition drive to save the theater.
Van Zandt said about 10,000 people signed the petition at the height of the effort. Eventually, a local businessman named Jerry Shults bought the property and is behind the project to renovate the old theater, which was added to the National Register at the end of December.
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I came to Lawrence in 2009 after eight years at Carnegie Mellon University, six as executive director of the Center for the Study & Improvement of Regulation (CSIR). I had an active teaching role both in the Department of Social & Decision Sciences and in the Engineering & Technology Innovation Management (ETIM) program. I maintain a Carnegie Mellon connection as an adjunct associate professor in the Department of Engineering & Public Policy.
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An Athens man is facing surgery after being attacked and bitten by three pit bulls.Bertilldo Montez, 26, was bitten more than 20 times after being attacked by the dogs during his regular morning run on Sunday. The attack lasted more than 15 minutes. Brenda Dutton said she heard the dog attack outside her Clark County home. At first, she thought the three pit bulls were fighting each other."I've never heard anybody scream like that, never," said Dutton. Montez tied a tourniquet around his leg with his shirt and made it up the street to his cousin Miriam Surez' home."I seen him all covered in blood, from head to toe," said Surez.Suarez said her cousin was in such bad shape that she didn't even recognize him at first."He was like injured so bad that he could barely talk, was losing consciousness, was about to faint. I felt sorry for him," Suarez said. Animal control took custody of the three pit bulls. They're investigating the attack and whether Dutton's neighbor and landlord, Lamar Johnson, let the dogs lose."I heard him laughing about it, laughing about it, saying 'go, go go girl," said Dutton.Johnson didn't answer the door when FOX 5 knocked, or a short time later when police came by the home.Surez claimed that Johnson refused to help her cousin as the dogs attacked."He asked for his help. He said, no. He just let him lay there on the road like nothing," said Surez.So far, no criminal charges have been filed in the attack. The three pit bulls are in the custody of animal control.
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Brian Horvath, Scientist and Technical Development Team Leader, Late Stage Cell Culture at Genentech, says the company's QbD approach has been evolving over the past several years. It is used in a number of ways in the bioprocess areas—cell culture, purification, and formulation—which allows validation that the process as a whole reliably produces product with the desired critical quality attributes. In October, Horvath, will present a case study at the BioProcess International Conference and Exhibition outlining how QbD was used at Genentech during the characterization of a CHO-based monoclonal antibody.
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Located within the Department of Psychiatry, the Behavioral Medicine Clinic at Boston Children's Hospital works with patients and their families to help them adjust to the stress caused by medical experiences.
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The Behavioral Medicine Clinic at Boston Children's Hospital works with children and their families to help them cope with the stress of medical experiences.
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Following 2005's Extraordinary Machine, Fiona Apple waited seven years before releasing her new album, the verbosely titled, The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do.
After such a significant absence, Apple is enjoying a renaissance of sorts, with The Idler Wheel earning rave reviews. The Los Angeles Times called it "essential 2012 listening" and the album has a 90 rating on Metacritic.
For all the admiration being extolled upon Apple, Idler Wheel is easily her most insular work yet. The album's ten songs contain spare piano, an emphasis on light textures rather than overbearing pop structures, and a general impression that the singer/songwriter is back from the wilderness just for a while, content to leave the spotlight at any moment.
Idler Wheel is popular with the masses, too. The deluxe and standard editions of the album ranked on iTunes' album charts at #4 and #7, respectively, as of Thursday.
Apple's success leads to questions about listener/artist relationships:
- How long is too long to wait between albums?
- Does a seven year absence make this a "comeback" for Apple?
- What artists have you been waiting to release new material?
- Who should stop trying?
Michael Jackson
With all of the attention surrounding Michael Jackson's untimely death in 2009, it was easy to forget that his last album of original material, 2001's Invincible, was largely panned. Coming out six years after the release of his modestly received greatest hits/new material compilation HIStory, Invincible got even worse reviews than that collection, with New York Magazine calling it an "assembly-line bore."
Invincible's enduring influence has been felt within pop music, however, with the fingerprints of a futuristic electro-pop track like Jackson's Unbreakable" all over work by The Black Eyed Peas, Katy Perry.
- Did Jackson raise expectations to an unbearably high degree during his six year absence?
- Or were listeners generally turned off by allegations regarding his personal life?
Jackson was a notorious perfectionist and his passing assured that any music released after his death would not undergo his meticulous standards for quality control.
Guns 'N Roses
In a recent episode of music interview podcast Low Times, host Tom Scharpling and Vampire Weekend singer/guitarist Ezra Koenig discussed the amount of time certain artists will put into writing and recording music, with Scharpling asking Koenig, "Do you kind of see how people can go crazy...making music?"
Koenig cited Guns 'N Roses leader Axl Rose as an example of someone who "wanted to make something that was really good."
Koenig went on to say that the fifteen years it took Rose to release GNR's latest album Chinese Democracy was a "kind of insane amount of time."
- For all of the care Rose took in putting together Chinese Democracy, who is a fan of that record?
- Were champions of " Welcome to the Jungle" and " November Rain" still around to listen to Democracy a decade and a half after GNR's heyday?
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It's official. Big Sky Honor Flight mission No. 6 will take off this fall, a group of volunteers said Wednesday.
The flight is set for September 8th and 9th. New donations, including an anonymous check for $10,000, total more than $35,000 new donations.
Each chartered flight to Washington D.C. Costs $155,000. There are 200 veterans on the waiting list, including the 90 that will go on the September flight. Volunteer board member Becky Hillier says she's amazed at the variety of ways people are donating.
"People are being creative," she said. "So, you've got everything from a dollar that's donated from a kid out of their piggy bank, to the 100,000 donated from Burlington Northern Santa Fe. I think it's important for people to remember it doesn't have to be a grand gesture of a fundraiser, it can be a smaller one too."
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CATEGORIES Movies"The biggest criticism that I had to face was someone telling me that my eyebrows were too thick," Andrew Garfield begins in Moviefone's fan chat for "The Amazing Spider-Man."
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Of course, there were a number of serious moments for the actors. After his eyebrow postering, Garfield admitted that his Spidey connection was more than skin deep.
"I struggled with being a skinny kid and i didn't like it, when I was a kid I was like, 'Ah, I wish I was [a] bigger guy. And I struggled with that and I was very short, and I wanted to play rugby, and I wanted to do all these sports I wanted to stand up for myself better and not get the crap kicked out of me and that's one of the things I always identified with Peter Parker about..."
Garfield's personal experience surely came in handy with the revamped "Spider-Man," which explores the superhero's turbulent high school days.
But don't worry -- Garfield and Stone (GarStone? EmDrew?) continued to make each other laugh throughout the video, including riffing on their make-believe most embarrassing on-screen moments: "I crapped myself and then I pissed myself and then all my clothes fell off..." Oh, Andrew! You card!
Take a look at the whole chat above.
"The Amazing Spider-Man" hits theaters July 3.