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Unhappy With Tax Compromise, George Stephanopoulos Scolds David Axelrod from the Left
Apparently unhappy at the idea of a compromise with Republicans over taxes, Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos on Wednesday attacked the deal from the left, wondering if the "White House [is] open to renegotiating" portions that have made liberals in Congress unhappy.
Stephanopoulos, a former aide to Democrat Dick Gephardt, highlighted Nancy Pelosi's opposition to a high exemption for the returning estate tax. The host negotiated with White House advisor David Axelrod, prodding, "So, is this deal set in stone? No wiggle room at all? No more adjustments as it works its way through the House and the Senate?"
He lamented, "You have got a lot of unhappy Democrats in the House right now. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has not committed to trying to pass this deal." Stephanopoulos went on to repeat a threat from the angriest leftists: "A lot of liberal commentators and activists are now starting to call for a primary challenge in the Democratic primaries to President Obama. Is that something that concerns you?"
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The ABC journalist's questions about the compromise, which keeps current tax rates at the same level in return for continuing unemployment benefits, uniformly represented liberal complaints. On Tuesday night, Republican Senator Jim DeMint announced he doesn't support the deal because it doesn't extend the Bush tax cuts long enough and it raises the estate tax.
Stephanopoulos never forced Axelrod to answer to this critique. However, when he interviewed Senator John McCain on November 30, he pushed the Republican to move towards the Democrat, "Are you prepared to move the President's way for any items on his agenda?"
A transcript of the December 8 segment, which aired at 7:15am EST, follows:
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: And for the White House response to this Democratic revolt, we're joined by David Axelrod from the White House this morning. Good morning, David.
DAVID AXELROD: Good morning, George.
STEPHANOPOULOS (Senior White House advisor): Let's begin where Jake left off. You have got a lot of unhappy Democrats in the House right now. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has not committed to trying to pass this deal. Can you pass it over the opposition of the Speaker of the House and if Democrats aren't going to sign on?
ABC GRAPHIC: Democratic Rebellion: Obama Gets Tough With Both Sides
AXELROD: First of all, let's see how this plays out, George. You're right. There are people that are unhappy. That always happens with a compromise. And there's things in this that we distinctly don't like. But I tell you who will be unhappy most of all, is the American people if they wake up on January 1st, typical family with a $3,000 tax increase because we couldn't come to closure on this issue here. And I think when people focus on that and on the impact this package will have on the economy, the positive impact. You saw yesterday all of the economists upgrading their estimates for next year, based on this tax package and the jobs that it would generate, I think people will come around on this. And we'll get this done.
STEPHANOPOULOS: The provision that seems to be drawing the most fire, is the provision to reinstate the estate tax, but at much higher income levels. An $10 million exception. It's only going to affect the top one quarter of one percent of Americans. And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said this is "a bridge too far. It ends any kind of symmetry between the two sides." Is the White House open to renegotiating this part of the deal?
AXELROD: Well, look, first of all, understand that we find that objectionable, as well. When those provisions expire, we'll have a big debate in this country. And we intend to win that debate. But we're not going to play Russian roulette with the lives of the American people, with all the millions of people who are going to lose their unemployment insurance, right now, without this deal going forward. We ought to get this done.
STEPHANOPOULOS: So, is this deal set in stone? No wiggle room at all? No more adjustments as it works its way through the House and the Senate?
AXELROD: Look, I think the framework of the deal is in place. Obviously, compromise means compromise. That means that each side accepts things they don't want. The Republicans essentially traded away everything in the package for tax cuts for the wealthy temporarily and this more generous treatment of estates. We don't like it. But, what we got in exchange were significant tax relief for the middle class and extension of unemployment insurance for people who have lost their jobs in this down economy. And that's going to- together, that's going to give a tremendous boost to our economy. So, the exchange is good. We ought to be willing to make it.
STEPHANOPOULOS: The payroll tax cut is only one year. That means that a lot of workers are going to see their taxes go up as the President is heading into an election year. Will he oppose any attempt to extend that payroll tax cut another year?
AXELROD: George, you want to lead me into a debate a year from now. I'm trying to get through this one. The reason that that is front-loaded is because it will give maximum impact to our economy. Economists agree a payroll tax cut will have a tremendously positive impact in terms of economic activity and job creation. And that's why we wanted to do it now because now is when the economy needs the maximum jolt.
STEPHANOPOULOS: A lot of liberal commentators and activists are now starting to call for a primary challenge in the Democratic primaries to President Obama. Is that something that concerns you?
AXELROD: Look, what I'm concerned about, and what the President is concerned about is the well-being of hundreds of millions of Americans. And we don't want taxes to go up on January 1st. We don't want people thrown off of unemployment insurance while they're desperately looking for work. And we want to get this economy moving. We want to create jobs. That is our focus.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Okay, David Axelrod, thanks very much.
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It's amazing to me how
Submitted by phryingphish on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:13pm.
It's amazing to me how anyone, including the "Non-partisan" news media, can consider this person (GS) to be an unbiased news reporter, which he claims to be, when he has admitted to being involved in the daily DNC planning telecon. If he is a biased commentator get him out of the anchor position he occupies and say he is a biased commentator.
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Dealing with George is very simple.
Submitted by Thalpy on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 6:26pm.
Don't watch him or anyone else from the MSM. They are propaganda arms of the Left.
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Submitted by ThisnThat on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:12pm.
Pre-Nov 3, 2010: Dims complained "Repubs won't compromise with us. Waaaaahhhhh!"
Post-Nov 3, 2010: Dims are complaining "Republicans compromised with us. Waaaaahhhhh"
Any more proof needed to show that dims don't deserve any consideration at all?
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Republicans compromise with
Submitted by phryingphish on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:16pm.
Republicans compromise with Democrats = Good
Democrats compromise with Republicans = Bad
Democrat Definition of Compromise = Do it our way.
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"Unhappy Democrats"
Submitted by Clutch1956 on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:13pm.
I like the sound of that, I like it ALOT. It would have been better to read "miserable, sucidical Democrats" but this is a good start.
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POST-suicidal would be
Submitted by phryingphish on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:14pm.
POST-suicidal would be better.
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To quote President Obama
Submitted by TheHistorian on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:18pm.
Elections have consequences. Welcome to reality, George. We sucked it up over the outrageous spending increases, the 999 czars, the stimulus fiasco and all of the other leftist garbage that has gone on for the last two years. The voters got sick of your approach and its lack of results, and said that it is time to change. So we changed. Now, with the consequences, George, your buddy either compromises or gets nothing. And a weekly veto of normalizing these tax rates for the next two years. I was looking forward to the latter; you think his approval stinks now, just let that go on for a few months, and you couldn't get him elected to drive Rahm Emmanuel as mayor of Chicago.
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I pray the deal goes down in
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:21pm.
I pray the deal goes down in flames due to the Dems not wanting to play ball. Waht kills me is the deal is going to change because its in committee.
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A question for Stephanopoulus . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:22pm.
Is the non-committal Speaker Pelosi trying to make Obama a "one-term President?"
What I love about this interogation is that Stephanopoulus is grilling David Axelrod, who is merely an advisor to Obama. Axelrod can say whatever he wants and not be held accountable.
STEPHANOPOULOS: "The provision that seems to be drawing the most fire, is the provision to reinstate the estate tax, but at much higher income levels. An $10 million exception. It's only going to affect the top one quarter of one percent of Americans. And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said this is "a bridge too far.""
Isn't that Ted Kennedy's line?
Well, if Nancy Pelosi said it, then it must be true.
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Remember Georgie's primary debate question to Obama
Submitted by JeffC... on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 2:23pm.How soon he forgets. Someone needs to dig up the video of "moderator" George when he pressed candidate Obama on tax cuts for all, even pointing out that earlier tax cuts had produced higher tax revenue (that means more money to the Federal government). Obama's reply was that he wouldn't cut taxes for "fairness" reasons, despite the increase in revenue. He'd rather have less money and more of what they call fairness than have more money and let people keep what they've earned.
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I've said it before, but needs repeating...
Submitted by SouthJersey1953 on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 3:18pm.
SHUT UP GEORGE! We are tired of you.
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I'm begining to
Submitted by dirtydan64 on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 3:45pm.
think BO , Axlerod, and others really don't want this compromise to move thur Congress, Maybe BO is have second thoughts as he figured all his Base, and those on the far far left along with his pal Chuck Todd on MSNBC is really upset over this Compromise or am I the only one who think's this ??? Poor guys there's not a Democrat who wishes to rise up against their own Party in favor of such a Compromise and I can't imagine why when they still can push thru a Bill of their own in the House with there Super Majority but like A-Hole Wiener says why should they cause Reid is only gonna put it up on the Shelf for who knows how long ??? To steal a phrase from McDonald's……. I'm Loving it !!!
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Four words: it's not your money.
Submitted by JLin on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 5:46pm.
Leftists and Democrats need to disabused of the notion that privately earned income is the property of government bureaucrats who take what they want and confer it on their special friends in return for political power. The Constitution provided for the federal government to be a custodian, guardian, and facilitator of the economies in the several states and the broad public interest, only. This devolution into a totalitarian political oligarcy run by a select elite is horrifying to behold and must be reversed.
You achieve "social justice" through equality of opportunity and fairly apply standards of law, not by confiscating money any paying it out to special interest groups based on the latest popular whim. The concept alone is evil.
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I hope they scuttle the
Submitted by dscott on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 10:37pm.
I hope they scuttle the compromise, the 2% reduction on FICA is WRONG because it makes the Social Security short fall even worse not to mention continues to enshrine the idea that ALL surplus funds are available to be stolen by an ever irresponsible Congress.
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Reviews by stckhndlr:
3.98/5 rDev +9%
A- A cloudy apricot orange beer with a pale white 1 finger head.
S- fruity and malty
T- A fruity malty beer with just a bit of bitters at the finish. Tropical fruits.
M- Good body, full and well rounded.
O- This is a good tasting beer and very enjoyable.
05-08-2012 22:41:41 | More by stckhndlr
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3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
12oz brown bottle with a freshness date.
Deep amber hue, good lacing that leaves some stickage on the glass. Malty aroma, faint ripe fruit and caramel ... earthy hops in there as well. Smooth, medium bodied. Leafy, earthy herbal hop flavor, balanced bitterness. Grassy with mildly toasted bread maltiness. Hint of sweetness, dried apricots and mild alcohol. Finishes semi-dry.
Pretty big for and ESB, but coming from and American brewer it is nothing new. Balance is this beers most noticeable trait and it works from start to end.
05-17-2013 02:46:02 | More by Jason
3.2/5 rDev -12.3%
The beer pours an orange-amber color with a white head. The aroma is full of biscuit malt, with a hint of pine and earth from the hops. The flavor is very similar. There is a good dose of sweet biscuit malt, as well as some toffee, earth, grass and a hint of pine. Low bitterness. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
08-28-2012 02:45:56 | More by Mora2000
4/5 rDev +9.6%
03-27-2014 19:43:03 | More by Seattle_Suds
3.4/5 rDev -6.8%
Picked this up for $3.99 at Ben's on Keystone (aka Ghetto Ben's). Brownish color, dark red. Good size head on it, decent lace. Aroma lacked any cognizable lead characteristic, was pretty much just beerish.
Taste, a little bit of bitterness, more than the 35 ibu proclamation would leave one to believe, and its a nice bitterness that isn't grating on the taste buds. So these are Challenger hops? Tastes just like it could be an amalgamen of the usual suspect C hops used in a restrictive manner aiming for style v. hophead trendism. For imparting a discernable amount of bitterness, the beer remains smooth and easy to drink.
Some toffee and caramel malt flavors. Definitely not a flavor bomb type of beer, should be very pleasing to old timers who like tradition and mild flavors.
02-28-2012 00:22:57 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
10-24-2012 23:53:33 | More by valkyre65
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -11%
05-18-2013 19:37:26 | More by acurtis
2.5/5 rDev -31.5%
01-18-2012 00:15:09 | More by switzer
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
03-30-2012 06:29:37 | More by InfernoBoss
3.58/5 rDev -1.9%
A- Very appealing. Opaque copper with a thick, off-white head. Lacing all through the pint glass.
S- Gorgeous pine and citrus nose. Fresh and clean aromatics. Could sniff all day.
T- Brioche infused with grapefruit. Excellent, pure flavors. Balanced bitterness on the finish.
M- Good carbonation and it shows the angular aspects of a good English ale. Medium bodied.
O- A lovely pint at the pub. A bit heavy to be a session beer, but a very approachable easy drinking ESB. A wonderfully consistent producer.
02-11-2012 17:03:37 | More by Aml42000
3.74/5 rDev +2.5%
Enjoy by date of 08/16/13
Appearance - Pours a clear, bright red amber with a light tan finger width head. Fair retention, resulting in a thin layer of suds across the surface. Lacing is small, spotty and with fair stick.
Smell - Toasted malt, hints of caramel. Very light floral and grass notes.
Taste - Follows the nose; toasted bread or biscuit upfront and throughout. Light caramel notes. The hops hit on the back-end with grass and light floral character.
Mouthfeel - Light to medium body with moderate carbonation. Smooth. Semi-dry finish.
Overall - A commendable ESB from Full Sail. Nothing special, but its full flavor and ease of drink makes this a beer I wouldn't mind having again. The kind of beer you'd drink and watch baseball with, or maybe that's just me.
07-06-2013 00:44:27 | More by TheSixthRing
4.13/5 rDev +13.2%
A- A Deep orange witha golden hue on the edges. Thin white head, dissipates quickly, only a moderate amount of lacing.
S- Let down here, advertised as having aromatic Challenger hops, they don't come through like I was expecting. They're there, but not to my expectation. Malt smells are stronger, and quite good.
T- Very good, intricate malt layers; bready and grainy. Nice sweet malt aftertaste too. Very tasty. Quite sweet for the style and it works great.
M- Nice feel, carbonation is spot-on for the style.
O- Well executed, nice to see an ESB as a special edition.
02-18-2012 03:12:38 | More by HugePlume
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +9.6%
03-06-2012 02:10:49 | More by KenC
4/5 rDev +9.6%
03-25-2012 00:48:39 | More by bona2vada
3.84/5 rDev +5.2%
Label says, "Enjoy by 7/20/13," and "available for 90 days." That's a shame (about the availability). Mmm. Big malty aroma that's rich enough to remind me of a maibock. There's a mix of sweet toasted bread with mild cherry and a touch of strawberry. Then a mild lemon spice hop character kicks up as the beer finishes to give a lovely balance to the fruit and barley. Very nice beer overall. Fruitier than other ESBs I've enjoyed, but well balanced, if a touch thick. I'd love to try it from a cask.
06-01-2013 02:57:20 | More by tempest
5/5 rDev +37%
07-12-2014 23:07:43 | More by cdavis71
3.69/5 rDev +1.1%
Pours a thin head on a dark red colored body.
The aroma is rich malt and caramel. Wonderful.
The taste has a nice malt sweetness all the way through, broken up a little in the middle by some lemon bitterness. Great profile.
The texture is soft with moderate carbonation.
Quite enjoyable.
05-04-2014 20:22:12 | More by Fatehunter
3.6/5 rDev -1.4%
1 Pint, 6 FL OZ. bottle into tulip glass.
A - Pours burnt, orange, with a nice off-white head...- some good lacing.
S - Malts, bready tones with,Hops and the faint...
T - Smooth...good balance of malts and a nice bit of hops, then ending with bready bits...and some hints of pine spice...
M - Good carbonation... There's a good fullness. Present, but not 'too' much hoppy/or sweet flavors...The final pine/spice balances the beer out pretty well...
O - This one is good...Although ESB is not my fav (IPA,Porters, & Browns are) this one works out well, comparable to well know Bass, or Red Hook ESBs/Bitters, but hard to compete with 'true' UK Bitters like Flowers, or perhaps Boddingtons...Probably 'WON'T' be looking for this one again, but not bad...Chasing-Cheers :~)
04-13-2012 23:29:15 | More by scootpolute
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
12-17-2013 05:17:06 | More by Glibber
3.25/5 rDev -11%
01-26-2014 06:34:35 | More by DOCRW
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
8/10 review....Pours amber medium dark, light layer of white. Light malty nose, caramel hints. Toffee sweet, quite toasty. Slight spices in there too. Very light carbonation and a mild hop burn. Starts strong, bitter a little too pushy.
09-01-2014 13:10:19 | More by KTCamm
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
06-02-2012 06:42:51 | More by GRG1313
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
Pours a brilliantly clear deep golden/orange hue with a thin white head which quickly dissipates. Nose is very subtle with notes of fresh baked bread, caramel, and a touch of piney hops.
Very bready like quality with a touch of grape-nut flavor. Thick roasted malts with a touch of butter dominate the middle of the tongue. Decent sized body with a bit of chewiness. Slightly detectable burnt flavors add a nice balance to the richer flavors of the beer. The savory end of the brew is balanced well with a pine-like hop finish making the beer a well blended and clean drinker.
Good beer but this is something I would prefer in a 6 pack rather than a bomber size. Something I could put back a few of. Session worthy without the session availability unfortunately.
02-09-2012 04:48:44 | More by jtierney89
3.54/5 rDev -3%
A great deal of carbonation bubbles teamed through the body of bright copper. This was capped by a dense head that thickened across the top and laced well.
The aroma is crackery, almost biscuit like, with barley, and Pilsner cereal malts.
The flavors are dry and malty. I get good barley notes with a cracker, toast, cereal grains and even a rice like taste.
The feel is nicely dry, smooth with a moderate carbonation.
This is a typical example of the style with a good grain profile it simply does not set itself apart from say a Fullers ESB.
05-16-2014 22:42:20 | More by KYGunner
3.7/5 rDev +1.4%
Good session ESB from Full Sail. Pour a reddish amber with medium white head that dies down to thin clinging lacing. Nose of is subtle with hints of caramel malts, light herbal hops, and some light bread qualities. Flavor is mild caramel malts with light hops bitterness to the back, mellowed out by the malt. Very nice mouth feel with light bittering hops on the aftertaste. Nice all around session beer for the more novice beer nut or a good one for large get-togethers.
07-25-2014 21:46:48 | More by Brutaltruth
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Aug. 7, 2013 — The Grayson Planning and Zoning Committee held a public hearing Monday night to discuss changes to city regulations regarding signage and approved zones for alcohol sales.
Local businesses previously have only been allowed one free standing sign measuring no larger than 25 square feet in size.
With the changes, however, the permitted size for signs will double to 50 square feet – with the exception of businesses located in the Main Street Renaissance Area. Those shops will be held to the current limit of 25 square feet.
The Main Street Renaissance Area includes the Grayson Area Tourism Cabin, Grayson City Hall, and all businesses along Main Street extending westward from Carol Malone Boulevard to South Hill Street and Veteran's Square.
In addition to the size requirements, the committee also discussed new regulations pertaining to wall and window signs.
Wall signs now will be computed in the total allowed surface area for business signage.
For example, a business outside the Main Street area that builds a new free standing sign measuring 35 square feet would only be allowed wall signs totaling 15 square feet or less.
The same regulations also apply to Main Street businesses, even though they are only allowed half of the square footage for signs as compared with other businesses.
Signs on windows, including temporary signs and signs drawn or painted directly on a window, now are limited to only 20 percent of the total window surface as well.
Discussion then turned to the regulations regarding alcohol sales within specific city zones. Shops in both the central business and highway business zones will be permitted to sell alcohol. Sales will not be allowed in residential and agricultural zones.
This restriction also applies to businesses currently operating in residential zones that were "grandfathered in" when the city's zoning laws were implemented.
The committee then discussed the benefits and drawbacks of allowing packaged alcohol sales in the Main Street area.
The original proposal sought to limit this area to only allow sales by the drink but the committee unanimously agreed to allow package sales to be conducted downtown, as well.
"If you limit package sales, you eliminate the possibility of a wine shop opening downtown, which is exactly the kind of business you want in the renaissance area," said Mignon Colley, who attended the meeting as a representative of the Grayson Tourism Commission.
"It's just not right to tell these businesses that they aren't allowed to do things that every other business in town is allowed to do," added Mike Malone, planning and zoning committee member.
Grayson City Council must approve the committee's recommendations before they become official.
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METAIRIE, La. — Elliott Mealer stood in front of his locker at the Saints' Metairie training facility Tuesday, five days before Father's Day, and couldn't help but recall something David Mealer always used to tell his son.
"He was like, if you don't have good dreams, you have nightmares," Elliott recalled. "…Who cares if it sounds crazy or who cares if people tell you you can't do it. You might as well have a crazy dream other than the nightmares.
"That's what I've always shot for and I'm living it now. I've been very blessed. It's a great opportunity."
It's one of the good things Elliott remembers about his father, one of the memories the son carries of the man who helped push his child's dream forward years after his tragic death.
Reaching the NFL
Mealer, 23, won't say he thought for sure he would be drafted after his five years at the University of Michigan, but he was optimistic.
He wasn't taken, though, and eventually found a spot with the New Orleans Saints as an undrafted rookie free agent. His attitude hasn't changed, however, and he's working as hard as he did at Michigan, where that ethic eventually paid off in starting all 13 games in 2012 at center.
"To me, I've never been really in a position to think I'm entitled to anything," Mealer said. "I've always had the belief that you'll play or you'll start or you'll make the team when you deserve to. That's kind of the goal I have."
As an undrafted rookie free agent, Mealer is a long-shot but not an impossible one. The Saints have a history of keeping them on the roster, including running backs Pierre Thomas and Travaris Cadet and safety Isa Abdul-Quddus among others.
Reaching the NFL would be the conclusion of a life-long dream, one born as a third-grader in small Stryker, Ohio and pushed along by his dad.
Mealer remembers lying on a pile of laundry when he was a third-grader, wondering aloud to his father about how he would play football if the sport wasn't being played in Stryker. And 15 years later, he remembers exactly what his dad told him.
"My dad goes, 'Oh, you'll do it.' I was just a little kid but at the time, my dad wanted me to play football," Mealer said.
In fact, as fate would have it, the family moved a little more than 15 miles down the road closer to Wauseon, Ohio, where football was offered.
"We didn't move just so I could play football but things work out in a way that have given me an opportunity to be here right now," Mealer said.
The accident
The opportunity, though, almost wasn't.
On Dec. 24, 2007 – Christmas Eve – Mealer was in a car leaving a holiday party. His father David was driving. His older brother Brock was in the front passenger seat. He was sitting in the middle in the back between his mother Shelly and his high-school sweetheart Hollis Richer.
Somewhere between the party and Wauseon, a 90-year-old man ran a stop sign. In doing so, the Mealer's and Richer's lives changed in an instant.
The father and Richer were thrown from the car and were pronounced dead at the crash. David Mealer was 50 and Richer was 17. Brock was paralyzed from the waist down. And Elliott tore his right rotator cuff while trying to free Brock by attempting to rip the window out.
Amazingly, the healing started soon after.
"Before I even met Brock, all the nurses and everybody on his floor at the hospital was saying, 'This Brock Mealer guy is amazing,' " said Rich Rodriguez, who had just taken over as Michigan's head coach when the accident happened.
"He had the whole floor in the palm of his hands. Here he was lying paralyzed and the doctors tell him he has a 99 percent chance he would never walk again and he has the most positive attitude you could ever imagine."
Elliott Mealer, meanwhile, was as determined to make good on his commitment to Michigan as his brother was to walking again. He and his mother met with Rodriguez in the athletic training room on campus, the first time any of the Mealers had met the new coach.
Rodriguez, now the coach at the University of Arizona, remembers telling Mealer that even if he never played football again, he had a scholarship waiting for him at Michigan. He also remembers telling the then-high school student to take care of himself and his family and to not think about football.
That last point didn't happen.
"I know it was always important to him, to get back 100 percent healthy and play," Rodriguez said. "I think that was one of the things for himself, for his family and for his dad's memory he wanted to get it done. I'm really, really proud to see him do that."
Healing himself and his brother Brock
It wasn't easy for Mealer.
"For me, it was a process where I think – there's really no time-frame for that kind of situation on the healing process," Mealer said. "For me it was healing to talk about it. I started sharing my testimony in churches and the other family, my girlfriend's."
The talking helped. Speaking with people who had been through tragedy and showing that it's possible to move forward positively helped. And remembering the good times has helped.
"It's one of those things early on thinking about Hollis or my dad, trying to think, like, 'What would Dave want me to here?' " Mealer said. "It was hard to do that early on because they weren't there and any memories would make you sad knowing you wouldn't have anymore with them.
"Where I'm at now, and the years after that, I was able to have good memories of them and be able to think of them I and a good way."
But his brother Brock was still dealing with being paralyzed.
This is where fate comes in again. Elliott's commitment to Michigan also was good for Brock.
The strength and conditioning coaches at Michigan saw Brock watching his brother practice one day and asked him if he wanted to walk again. He said yes to then-head strength coach Mike Barwis and the relationship blossomed.
"(Barwis was) like, 'You know, you have the attitude to want to walk again and I'm a guy who likes to experiment, not just with football players but with the human body and see what it's capable of,' " Elliott said.
He added, "From there, the relationship kind of started of Brock having the attitude to walk again and Mike Barwis wanting to get him on his feet. To this day he's walking no canes, no help and walking on his own. Still smoothing it out but he can walk a couple hundred yards on his own. He's building the muscles. It's pretty neat."
And it all culminated with Brock leading the Michigan football team onto the field for one season opener.
Rodriguez, to this day, remembers it all so clearly. He had watched Brock improve on a daily basis, working and sweating his way from a couple of steps to more than a handful.
"I'd seen the daily progress through time," Rodriguez said this week. "But it was a special moment when Brock and Elliott on one side and his other brother on another side and his mom by his side, to have him walk out there, there weren't too many dry eyes in the Big House. I know mine weren't. It was an emotional moment."
Remembering David Mealer
Elliott Mealer generally participates in the David Mealer Memorial Golf Classic, held in Maumee, Ohio. Money goes to the Fulton County Health Center in Wauseon, where Brock, now 28, did some of his rehabilitation. Money also goes to a foundation created by Barwis, the former Michigan strength coach, called Athletic Angel which supports children during the Christmas season.
Though Elliott wasn't able to attend this year's event because of offseason workouts, Saints coach Sean Payton sent up a signed football. It fetched $300.
The son also visits his dad if he has a chance, going "to my father's gravesite and kind of spend some time talking out loud and remembering him the best I can."
He won't get the chance this year to visit on Father's Day, but he'll return on June 20 when he goes home. His father, and Richer, are often in his thoughts.
"Being down here, I think about him every day. I think about Hollis every day," Mealer said. "I have good memories of him. I definitely have my down times when I think about him and I think that's healthy."
But he won't use it as a crutch for failure.
Instead, Mealer sees himself no different than his teammates right now. The only thing separating him is the publicity his tragedy has received.
"I've come to learn that every guy in any locker room has their own story," he said, later adding, "I think every guy in this locker room has a story similar to it or some adversity he has faced."
Still, he thinks all the time about how proud his father would be that he has made it this far.
One thing is clear – no matter what happens from here on out, Mealer has made an impression on those around him.
"Obviously he has ability as a player and all that but he has such a positivity and a strong will that I wouldn't' be surprised at anything Elliott does," Rodriguez said. "And even if Elliott doesn't play professional football at all, to me he's already a success and no matter what he does going forward, he'll be a great success."


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Coast Guard: Dive team finds missing boater's body in Albemarle Sound
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Authorities have recovered the body of a man who reportedly fell overboard from a boat in the Albemarle Sound, the Coast Guard announced Monday.
A Hertford County sonar team located the body and a Perquimans County dive team recovered it, according to the Coast Guard. The victim's identity has not been released.
The search for the victim started Sunday, when a motorist driving on the Highway 32 bridge near Edenton reported seeing the man fell overboard from a 39-foot boat in the Albemarle Sound, the Coast Guard stated. The call came in at about 11:30 a.m.
Two MH-60 Jayhawk helicopters and a 25-foot boat from Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City were deployed to search for the victim.
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Countries around the globe celebrated International Human Rights Day, which marked the 64th anniversary of the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights, signed on December 10, 1948. This document declares that "inherent dignity" and "equal and inalienable rights" are the foundation for a just, peaceful, and free world. Decades later these principles continue to guide human rights policies established around the world, acting as a foundation for the evolving global understanding of what it means to acknowledge the equality of all people.
Transgender people, however, continue struggling to attain this innate right to dignified treatment and equality. As the Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human Rights has stated, "It is clear that many transgender persons do not fully enjoy their fundamental rights both at the level of legal guarantees and that of everyday life." One way in which transgender people have struggled is in accessing identity documents that provide legal recognition of their gender identities. The failure of governments to acknowledge the gender identities of all people represents a rejection of the fundamental rights of self-determination, dignity, and freedom.
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PUPILS are being taught the importance of keeping active as part of a new programme of activities.
The Change4Life Sports Clubs aims to help create fun, vibrant and exciting sports clubs around the country and capture the essence of the sport without directly delivering sport-specific content.
Scott Low, PE teacher at Mount Carmel RC High School in Accrington, visited St Anne's and St Joseph's RC Primary School in the town to deliver an equipment package and explain how resources can be used to deliver one of these sports clubs at their school.
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It says in Proverbs, "Where there is no vision the people perish." It doesn't say where there's no vision 'people have a bad day,' or make less money or can't lose those last few pounds – no, where there is no vision, people die, or at least feel dead inside and live lives of quiet desperation. Having a clear, compelling vision is the single most important thing you can do to create an extraordinary life. And you can't be a light in the world if you're living in the dark!
Having a vision is vital whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, messenger, work for someone else – or want to find a job. It makes you a leader, not a follower. It gives you the power instead of looking to someone or something else for it. And in this first session of the program, Derek walks you through the deeper understanding of Vision, how it can radically transform every area of your life, and why now is your time for living it fully!
This program is unique amongst all other programs on purpose, in that, not only will it walk you through step-by-step how to tap into your vision, design, define, and plan it, but it will walk you through all the core reasons most people can't see, hear or sense into their vision – and help you break through those blocks and turn that blurry vision into a focused, crystal clear one.
In this session, Derek walks you through all the components of this comprehensive soul purpose process, taking you deeper into the realization that everything you could ever need to fulfill it is already inside you now. This is the core of Derek's teaching on the Law of Emergence and the Emergineering program.
What's more, he helps you create a structure to get real results from this, to get real self-improvement instead of more SHELF-IMPROVEMENT — where you just make your shelf look nicer with all those programs you never started or finished! (Of course, we know from the Emergence work that there is nothing to improve about yourself, but you get the idea.)
If you don't know where you're going, every road will take you there! Here, you'll learn how to tap into your divine destiny — that seed of greatness already planted in the soil of your soul — and begin to connect with, and communicate, it more clearly.
Applying this step alone will re-organize your life so powerfully that you'll begin to really know who you are and why you're here. This is one of the most important — and least understood — success principles.
Normally reserved for the best-selling Emergineering program, Derek has included it here as a special BONUS!
If you have difficulty uncovering your vision, mission, or message, this in-depth session takes you through a proprietary process for excavating these hidden riches within you. Before you try to make something happen to you, you must first discover what is trying to happen through you.
After this session, you'll never be able to see your life in a limited way! Normally reserved for the Emergineering program, Derek has added it here as a special BONUS so that you would have the tools you need to go all the way!
In this session, you get to own your deepest desires like never before – naming and claiming them fully in a process called The 100% Dream. Contrary to popular belief, it's easier to achieve what we really really want, than what we merely think we can get. This process will break you free from premature practicality and open you up to unlimited possibilities.
In The Soul Purpose Profile you'll discover that your destiny is literally calling out to you everywhere you look — and learn a process for identifying and decoding these clues. This process alone has helped many people around the world tap into their authentic voice and power.
Finally, we move into The Heartbreak Bridge, a powerful experience that allows you to identify those world issues that matter most to you – clues to the deeper work you're meant to do – and connect them to your unique soul signature, giving you a more complete picture of your Soul Purpose than ever before.
In this session, you'll be guided through the 12 Soul Purpose Archetypal Patterns to discover which one you are. Is it the Mystic, Messenger, Artist or Visionary? The Teacher, Healer, Activist, or Servant? Or the Creator, Builder, Marketer, or Leader? Maybe you're a combination of several!
Unlike any archetypal work you've done, these patterns are uniquely part of your soul purpose blueprint. Understanding what you are – and what you aren't – is one of the most liberating experiences, and one of the most common reasons people get stuck and become stagnant.
This new level of clarity will end the struggle of thinking you have to be or should be something that you simply aren't — and finally free you to give your all in being WHO YOU REALLY ARE.
In this multi-part session, we get into one of the most unique pieces of this program – uncovering the core filters that have been blinding you from seeing clearly and committing fully to the mighty mission trying to emerge through you.
From the Escape Fantasy, Parental Fantasy, Premature Practicality, and Delusions of Grandeur, to the All-or-Nothing Syndrome, Need-to-Know Syndrome, Values Conflict, or Shadow Block, these unconscious patterns sabotage your ability to hear your guidance, feel your power, and live your purpose.
In this in-depth process, you'll go deep into these core patterns, pull them up by the roots, and finally unleash the confidence and self-assurance you need to take your life to the next level.
In this multi-layered session, you'll learn how to build The 3 Soul Purpose Pillars, the foundation of every great vision; you'll discover The 7 Soul Purpose Perceptions, the life structures through which your purpose expresses; and you'll tap into your Soul Purpose Power Source, a process that will make you truly unstoppable in going for your vision.
By the time you're done with this, you'll be fired up to get into action…but there's still a very important stage to work through…
In this final session, we'll pull everything together into a comprehensive strategy for success. You'll be guided to create Your Soul Purpose Compass — which will empower you to stay focused and on track — and your One-Year Plan, aka The Year That Changed Everything.
You'll learn how to prioritize and create The Greatest Day of Your Life, over and over again — which will include Your Success Ritual, The One Minute Mystic practice to master the moment, and a technique for turning your to-do's into to-dones!
You'll also gain a deeper understanding of why you hit Thresholds that threaten to take you off course…and how to live more in your Zone of Genius. When you complete this session, you'll be well on the road to true mastery!
But theres SO MUCH MORE in this life-changing package…
Normally reserved for Derek's high-end private clients, these special audios and videos are designed to accelerate everything you're doing in this program. From quantum planning to breaking through thresholds, you'll feel like you have a master coach on call 24/7!
FREE Coaching Audio Session (If you're feeling stuck or stagnant, listen to this and have a major breakthrough!)
FREE Coaching Video Training: Give What Appears Missing (This video will show you how to activate your wealth consciousness)
FREE Visualization-Vibration-Radiation Audio (A powerful process that has touched tens of thousands around the world, creating instant healings)
FREE Coaching Video Training: Quantum Planning (If you're struggling to create your plan, watch this and become unstoppable!)
In this very special bonus, you'll be part of a dynamic group of kindred spirits, all endeavoring to live their highest vision. During the 2-3 live monthly sessions, you'll not only get a chance to work with Derek personally, but witness sometimes miraculous breakthroughs as he works with others – which many describe as being even more powerful than working on themselves. If you're a coach, trainer, or healer, you'll take your teaching skills and knowledge to a whole new level.
What's more, you'll get to join our private Facebook Mastermind group, where you'll be able to network with other emerging thought leaders who are making a major impact on the planet – and are there to support you in taking your life to the next level. Many stay in the group for the benefit of this mastermind alone!
Finally, you'll receive powerful healing treatments from Derek, as he does quantum prayers during the group and between calls, holding you in this higher vibrational frequency throughout the month – creating the space for you to have real breakthroughs.
*This offer may only be taken one time and is only available to individuals NOT currently enrolled in Derek's BYOYL Group Coaching Program. Individuals who took advantage of this offer from a previous event, product or program ARE NOT eligible to enroll again through any additional offers.
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As a professional writer, I consider Derek's work one of the most valuable resources I have. It has been invaluable in helping me grow personally and believe in the possibility of what I create truly having a higher purpose," Erik Bork, 2-time Emmy Award winning writer-producer", "Band of Brothers", "From Here to the Moon."
I was on the verge of bankruptcy, about to lose my home and my company. Derek's work helped me see and feel that I had everything – and within 14 days, I had a new job, new customers and a lot of work from existing customers. My banker hardly believed his eyes when he looked at my balance sheet!" Lars Rasmussen, Vid & Sans Communication, Denmark
"I have only had one other person on my show more than once (let alone four times). I've had the greats, Jack Canfield, Dr. DeMartini, Lisa Nichols, Marci Shimoff — all the people from the Secret — and you, Derek, are far more powerful. I can see your teachings touching the lives of millions all over the world," Constance Arnold, popular radio host.
"Derek, thank you so much for your help! I am now experiencing a life of happiness and joy from within — my health has transformed from problems in my kidney to great function, and I have a great career, my bosses loves me! From being a person who felt like nothing – I now love my life and have deep gratitude and appreciation!" – Efrat, Israel
"Derek, you've been the most inspiring speaker I've ever heard. You moved me through a threshold that held me back for seven long, frustrating years, and helped me recognize that keeping myself small to please others had to stop. Listening to you has changed me from the inside out. I've learned from many teachers, but I've never felt like falling on my knees in gratitude like I do when I listen to you. You're the first man other than Jesus I would call my Guru. You've changed my life. Thank you." – Cathy A.
"I've had so many revelations during this course, it amazes me. It has opened me to the infinite love of God that can only express as all that I desire. WOW, you gave me that. You put it in a way I could finally understand and apply. And the list goes on. You have a real gift. Thank you!" – Susan B.
"Where have you been all my life? I love that you say self-improvement is a oxymoron — I have been living in self-help hell! I can't begin to tell you how many 'aha moments' and 'Oh my God! moments' I've received from your work! I'm in awe of your wisdom." – Leigh Bailey
We've been conducting business and creating under false assumptions. Derek challenges us to open up to a fresh worldview where we can work from our true nature, whole, abundant." — Lindsay Crouse, Oscar-nominated actress, The Insider, The Verdict, Places in the Heart
About Derek Rydall
The #1 expert on the Law of Emergence, Derek Rydall is part of a new generation of spiritual visionaries and revolutionary thought leaders. He has trained top executives at Fortune 500 companies in communications and empowered leadership (from American Express to Disney), coached Oscar and Emmy winning celebrities and media professionals on creating conscious entertainment, is a professional screenwriter, best-selling author and a regular contributor to The Huffington Post.
Through two decades of speaking, teaching, coaching and writing, Derek has built a global platform that touches hundreds of thousands of people around the planet with his message on finding your path, living your purpose and making a powerful impact in the world!


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A North Brunswick man is being held on gun charges after Lacey police investigated a home burglary.
Jordan Schembri, 25, was arrested Wednesday after an investigation into an Oct. 8 home burglary in Forked River led authorities to search his North Brunswick home, where police said a stolen .45-caliber Kimber handgun was found.
Lacey police initially responded Oct. 8 to a Pensacola Road home after the resident reported that someone entered through an unlocked window and stole a safe containing cash and jewelry.
Township police soon learned that Brick police were summoned to Kettle Creek after a resident reported seeing someone dump an object into the water, police said, which turned out to be the stolen Forked River safe.
The safe had been pried open and the cash and jewelry were stolen, police said. However, as a result of the investigation search warrants were served at a residence in Brick and two homes in North Brunswick.
The search of one of the North Brunswick homes yielded the handgun, which Lacey police say was stolen from a Pennsylvania home in 2006.
Schembri has not been charged with the Forked River burglary. However, he remains lodged at the Middlesex County Jail on $75,000 bail after being charged with unlawful possession of a handgun, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, possession of a stolen handgun and certain person not to possess a weapon.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — This time, the magic ran out. Trailing by six points, the Wildcats came down the court and got two three pointers, one by Aaron Harrison, one by his brother Andrew, neither went down, and Connecticut grabbed the rebound to run out the clock on a 60-54 NCAA championship.It was an improbable run. UConn lost to Louisville by 33 points in its final regular-season game. It lost by double-digits in the American Athletic Conference title game. But Kevin Ollie, in his second year at UConn, and the first year of eligibility for the NCAA Tournament won the title game.But UConn had a senior point guard, Shabazz Napier, who was only a freshman when the Huskies knocked UK from the Final Four in 2011. Last night, he scored 22 points on 8-of-16 shooting. He also dished out three assists and had six rebounds. Ryan Boatright added 14 for UConn, and Niles Giffey added 10 points, including a pair of huge second-half three pointers.UConn threatened twice to put UK away earlier, but the Wildcats wouldn't go.
"I'm proud of our guys," Calipari said. "We had our chances. It was stuck on a one-point game. But I needed to do a couple more things for us. . . . We had our chances. That's all I asked for these guys. As a coach, it's your job to give them something extra, get them over the top. And we couldn't give them that."The Wildcats saw their largest deficit of the season in the first half. UConn's quickness caused UK all kinds of trouble early, and Napier and Boatwright had outscored the Wildcats all by themselves in the early going.After a pair of free-throws by Niles Giffey, UConn led 30-15 with just 5:59 left in the first half.Then Calipari made an adjustment. He had his team switch to a 2-3 zone, and soon after UConn lost big man DeAndre Daniels and guard Ryan Boatright to their second fouls of the half, and UK began to make a move.The Wildcats got three-pointers from Andrew Harrison and James Young, and Julius Randle scored his first four points of the half in the final minutes, and the Wildcats trailed by only four at the break.In the locker room, Calipari was upbeat. He told his team, "We're going to win this." He said Randle and Young and others "forgot what we do," after being rattled by the magnitude of the game.The second half opened ragged. UK climbed to within a point, only to have UConn run back out to a nine-point lead with 11:01 left.And the Wildcats came again, a massive James Young slam igniting a run that brought UK within a point at 48-47 with 8:13 left.Again, Connecticut answered. The built a six-point lead, and had a chance to add to it, but DeAndre Daniels missed a wide open three-pointer with 1:22 left, and the Wildcats still had a chance.James Young drove for a layup with 1:08 left.Up four, Connecticut brought the ball up and UK fouled on purpose — not sending UConn to the line, so he could call timeout for its biggest defensive stand of the year.Connecticut ran down the clock, and found Lasan Kromah wide open under the basket, and his two free throws made it 60-54 with 20.1 seconds left.The Wildcats' Harrison twins then missed a pair of three-pointers, Connecticut grabbed the rebound and UK did not foul.It was the third straight season that the youngest team in the NCAA Tournament field had advanced to the title game, but UK's 2012 team remains the only one to win it.UK got 20 points from James Young and 10 from Julius Randle. But no other Wildcat player scored in double figures. UK was outreboudned 34-33 and had only seven second-chance points. The game's key stat: UK went only 13 of 24 from the free-throw line. UConn was 10 of 10.The loss ended a marvelous postseason run for the Wildcats. It did not end where the Wildcats wanted it to, but it ended a good deal farther than most envisioned.Copyright 2014 WDRB News. All Rights Reserved.
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Ah, how the Palo Alto Weekly loves to pat its own back. Pathetic.
on Nov 14, 2007 at 3:52 pm
The weekly is a joke.. Should be named the City of Palo Alto weekly.
Printed a letter from Diana Diamond to me. This letter explained to me Why Diana could not look into the information I dropprd off for her. This information had informed them about how Emily Harrison was attacking Employee's..This was 1 year before her 3 week suspension.
How many good posts have been removed. How many times have you had something removed?
I will admit I was glad several had been removed. Sign on San Diego is a open forum.. look there... Post there ... Lets make this place accountable... The City and the weekly...
on Nov 14, 2007 at 5:43 pm
We still subscribe to the Mercury News, but are increasingly disappointed that it appears to be slowly "fading away". We are predicting its imminent demise, leaving us with CNN's "news lite" and having to decide whether to hunt for anything else online, especially in text format instead of videos that run poorly on our browsers.
My family actually really likes the Palo Alto Daily, which still seems to be going pretty strong and has a good selection of interesting articles, and we try to pick up a copy every weekday. We generally find the Weekly far less informative and less interesting to read - if it didn't turn up in our mailbox, we probably wouldn't go looking for it, and as it seems the weakest paper in our opinion, it often goes unread at our house.


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The well-known expert in personal finance, Martin Lewis has backed Bethan Jenkins' Financial Education Bill. He said:
I've been campaigning for years to ensure we educate our children to live in this competitive consumer economy - so it's great news that there's now a Bill being planned that looks to build upon compulsory financial education already offered in Wales. We need to ensure our children are equipped both to deal with dangers like payday loans, temptations like impulse spending, and planning a stable future for mortgages and, yes even one day, pensions.
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Wales was already one step ahead of England in introducing compulsory financial education. However, this Bill demonstrates that policy makers in Wales are not prepared to sit on their laurels and want to push it another step forward. Music to my ears.


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