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|Only two rookies this season have more than 10 games of Stanley Cup Playoff experience and Ryan Callahan is one of them.
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"I thought it was a lot at the end of the season," Callahan said, "but the playoffs came and the atmosphere in here is just unbelievable."
How many NHL rookies can talk like that? For that matter, how many NHL rookies actually have two rounds of playoff experience already behind them?
This season, the answer is two. Only two rookies this season have more than 10 games of Stanley Cup Playoff experience under their belts
Callahan is one of them – Devils defenseman Andy Greene is the other – which is why even though, by rule, he's still a rookie because he didn't play at least 25 regular-season games last season, he isn't a nervous, wide-eyed kid either.
"I thought I gained a lot of experience last year with the end-of-the-season run and the playoffs, so coming into this year I wasn't really looking at myself as a rookie," said Callahan, who scored two goals and appeared in all 10 Rangers playoff games last season. "I was coming in and trying to make the team, but at the same time I knew what it was all about. I wouldn't call myself a rookie, but that's what it is."
Still, Callahan spent the better part of his "rookie" season fighting for his place in the Rangers' regular lineup.
He scored a goal in the season opener at Florida, but eight games into the season he went down with a serious knee sprain that sidelined him for 16 games.
Callahan, who plays a speed game that toes the line of recklessness, struggled in his return. He played 16 of the Rangers' next 17 games but didn't produce a single point. By his eighth game back he was being used sparingly.
He was a step behind, a step too slow. He was lost.
"It was really the first major injury I've dealt with during a season and it was tough for me to get back in the flow of NHL hockey," Callahan said. "It's fast out there, and jumping right back in was tough on me. At the same time, I don't blame my knee – I blame myself. I should have performed better."
He didn't, so the Rangers sent him to Hartford to work his game out. Instead of fretting about his lost edge at the NHL level, Callahan called the demotion the best thing to happen to him and concentrated on winning games for the AHL's Wolf Pack.
"That was a huge point of the year for me," he said. "That was definitely the right move."
"Young guys should feel that way, especially if the feedback you give them is genuine and sincere," added Rangers coach Tom Renney. "Initially it takes time to gain traction as an NHL player on a regular basis. That's the whole idea of going down to find your game and your consistency. That's the function of your minor-league system."
Since returning Feb. 3, Callahan has gotten his jump back. He's playing his speed game. He's toeing that line of recklessness. Most importantly, he has played a consistently strong game, allowing Renney to keep him in the lineup.
"Maybe the trick would have been to send him to Hartford for the first few games right off the bat (after the injury), but he's come through it well," Renney said. "He's a real good competitor so you knew he would come out the other end of it OK."
That he has could turn into a bonanza for the Rangers. Callahan has the tools be a key offensive contributor on Chris Drury's line, as well as an extra forward to use in penalty-killing situations in the postseason.
Better yet, this time around he'll be relaxed. The playoffs now are nothing new to this so-called rookie.
"These games now are playoff-type games, so I kind of know what it's all about and how critical every situation is," Callahan said. "It will help me not be as nervous and excited when I'm out there. I can calm down and play my game."
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Celebrate Charlie Chaplin's 100th with Silent Comedies and Christoph Bull on Theater Pipe Organ
Charlie Chaplin Centennial Silent Film Festival with Christoph Bull on Theater Pipe Organ$10
Celebrate Charlie Chaplin's 100th anniversary as the 'Little Tramp' at a rare screening of his first appearance in "Kid Auto Races at Venice" with UCLA Royce Hall's Christoph Bull on the massive 1921 Wurlitzer theater pipe organ in Santa Monica's 1930s WPA art deco Barnum Hall PLUS "The Immigrant," Buster Keaton's "COPS," Harold Lloyd's "Never Weaken" and Georges Méliès 1902 hand-colored "A trip to the Moon."
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Join us on May 3rd in the 1930's WPA art deco Barnum Hall theatre to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Charlie Chaplin's hilarious first screen appearance as the "Little Tramp," the character that would become his best known on-screen alter ego. His portrayal of this tragicomic character in "Kid Auto Races at Venice" instantly made Chaplin the biggest star in Hollywood. Featuring Christoph Bull, internationally acclaimed silent cinema organist and University Organist at UCLA & Royce Hall performing live on the massive 1921 Wurlitzer Theater pipe organ. "Kid Auto Races at Venice", 1914, shot unscripted exactly 100 years ago just blocks away on Main Street in Venice with real spectators "The Immigrant", 1917, Chaplin survives a comically harrowing voyage only to have his American Dream blocked by a bullying waiter in this masterpiece of social satire which was later used as evidence to expel him from the US in 1952. Recently deemed 'historically, culturally and aesthetically significant' in the Library of Congress National Film Registry "A Trip to the Moon", 1902, Georges Melies, a rare big screen showing of the beautiful new restoration of the hand-painted full-color version, (the inspiration for HUGO) - "Cinematic highlight of the the Century" -New York Times, named one of the 100 greatest films of the 20th century byThe Village Voice and the first work designated as a UNESCO World Heritage film. "Never Weaken", 1921, Harold Lloyd hanging over downtown in the film that perfected his signature 'thrill comedy' "COPS", 1922, Buster Keaton vs. the entire LAPD, selected for preservation in the National FIlm Registry. ...and hard to get silent cartoons including Fleischer's "Koko's Earth Control". Last year's nearly sold out show was a blast! Don't miss it! Benefits the Santa Monica High School Band Program Save event for more information and special offers

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James was born in the Marche of Ancona, in central Italy along the Adriatic Sea. After earning doctorates in canon and civil law at the University of Perugia, he joined the Friars Minor and began a very austere life. He fasted nine months of the year; he slept three hours a night. St. Bernardine of Siena told him to moderate his penances.
James studied theology with St. John of Capistrano. Ordained in 1420, James began a preaching career that took him all over Italy and through 13 Central and Eastern European countries. This extremely popular preacher converted many people (250,000 at one estimate) and helped spread devotion to the Holy Name of Jesus. His sermons prompted numerous Catholics to reform their lives and many men joined the Franciscans under his influence.
With John of Capistrano, Albert of Sarteano and Bernardine of Siena, James is considered one of the "four pillars" of the Observant movement among the Franciscans. These friars became known especially for their preaching.
To combat extremely high interest rates, James established montes pietatis (literally, mountains of charity)--nonprofit credit organizations that lent money at very low rates on pawned objects.
Not everyone was happy with the work James did. Twice assassins lost their nerve when they came face to face with him. James died in 1476 and was canonized in 1726.
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Fr. John's advice on Catholic spiritual questions will speak to your soul and touch your heart.
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News: Lloyd Banks Wants Kanye West To Satisfy His "Hunger 2" Pangs [Video]
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 11:20AM
G-Unit's Lloyd Banks has talked about completing Hunger For More 2 and the possibility of getting a collaboration with Kanye West.
Although his album is slated to drop in November, Banks is still optimistic about adding a smash hit as the finishing touch.
"That's my problem now is having too many records," Banks explained in an interview about his upcoming Hunger For More 2 album. "It's definitely not a problem with not having enough. But I definitely want to get in -- hopefully we can get in there with Kanye [West] too. You never know what'll come out. 'On Fire' was the last record I recorded [for Hunger For More] but it was the first single I released, so, sometimes its works that way. I don't want to cut my own self off until the deadline hits. You never know what's gonna happen." (Trace TV)
Earlier this week, West publicly gave Banks a co-sign via his Twitter page.
"Yo man Loyd Banks prolly the most underrated MC in the game... Man he deserve to be top 5 at least!," West tweeted Wednesday (September 8) night. (Kanye West's Twitter)
In addition to Banks, 50 Cent recently hinted at possibly hooking up with the Grammy-winning producer for his upcoming untitled album.
"A lot of producers send stuff that's interesting," 50 said in an interview. "To me, it inspires me to write with different cadences, see a different style. I don't want the record to sound like old material. I want it to sound like something new. They all go, 'Oh, Fif, we want that Get Rich or Die Tryin'. They do the same thing to Jay-Z, [but] if you want the old one, buy the old one. If you want the new material that the artist is inspired to write, check it out...I sat with Swizz [Beatz]; I'mma try to get in with him. Don't even be surprised if you hear me and Kanye, just talented artists -- period. I'mma collaborate and make a monster this time. Ain't nobody off limits to me in my head. If creatively they have something they feel is something for the project, I'm with it." (MTV)
Aside from a possible West collaboration, Banks talked about adding a few other guest features on his project earlier this month.
"As far as features go, of course, 50 Cent is on the project, Tony Yayo is on the project," Banks revealed in an interview. "I got Raekwon on a joint, I just spoke to him. Just spoke to Styles P, waiting on that back. Nipsey Hussle and a few other things that's still in the workings. I'm in the tailor end of the project right now. Just waiting for the features to get back and seeing who's a good fit then the next week or so, I'll have a more realistic list of what they can expect from HFM2." (Civilized Talk)
The Hunger For More 2 is slated to drop Tuesday, November 23rd.
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Wherever Karl Lagerfeld is, as often as not, Diane Kruger is nearby. She's one of the many celebrities who turned up at Chanel's famous Rue Cambon salon to see Lagerfeld's latest pre-fall offering, variations on the theme of "Paris/Byzance." But her own frock wasn't one of the plush, near-eastern-inspired dresses from the runway; she opted instead for a piece from the house archives instead. Her metallic, halter-detailed L.B.D. is from Chanel's pre-fall 2007 "Paris/Monte Carlo" collection, shown in Monaco in 2006. She finished off the look with high black boots, a loose, casual braid, minimal makeup and jewelry, and her most constant accessory: boyfriend Joshua Jackson. What do you think about her Paris look: yea, nay, or eh?
Plus, to see the complete Chanel pre-fall 2011 collection, click here.
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This past year, the Cavs wore these various uniforms:
Full-time rotation
2008/2009 Alternates
Over the last few years, they've worn the creamcicle Orange alts and the yellow throwbacks that have the similar checkered pattern up the side as the blue modern alts.
Ultimately, the Cavs have very few throwbacks to chose from going forward. They have obviously the alternate colors of ones they've worn already (going with wine instead of gold) or they have the horizontal striped uniforms that haven't been used at all.
I doubt they want the 90's-2000 era black and blue garbage.
Does anyone know what their plans are for throwbacks/alts this year?


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LEESBURG, GA (WALB) - Lee County Sheriff's investigators seized the computer of the 16-year old who posted the flying baby video on You Tube. They want to know what else is on the computer hard drive.
Now, the teacher who reported him to authorities speaks out.
Dr. Deb Baltenberger learned of the video from another student. The science teacher looked on YouTube for herself and was shocked at the display from her former student.
She says as a teacher and a mother, she had to alert authorities.
"Legally as a teacher we are first responders, and so anytime we see a child that we think could be endangered, or we hear them say something, yeah, we're legally responsible to do it and morally yeah, as a parent, I just couldn't do anything but call," Baltenberger said.
While deputies were at Baltenberger's home, she showed them two other videos she believes the teen made.
In one, he sat the baby in front of a speaker and played the guitar. "Yeah, it looks like the same baby right next to an amplifier, and they just plunk the amplifier, and the baby cries. Yeah, that one bothered me too, but that one, I don't know, I just saw it and said 'why would you do that?'"
The teenager remains in the Youth Detention Center awaiting a detention hearing.
He's charged with two counts of cruelty to a child.
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- Thursday, November 16 – Thanksgiving: First Period homes are highlighted. Owners of First Period homes in Ipswich are encouraged to light their houses from dusk till 10:30pm each evening. See map below; concentrations along High, Summer and Water Streets
- Sunday, November 17: Olde House Open House. Featuring 17th-century homes currently listed on the market, in cooperation with local realtors. 2-4 pm. See below for addresses.
- Sunday November 17: Olde House Gathering at the Tavern, Inn at Castle Hill, Hosted by the Ipswich Visitor Center and the Ipswich Historical Commission. Open forum. Guest speaker: Joe Cornish of Historic New England, Cash bar, light h'ordeurves 4:30 – 6:00 pm. FREE donations welcome. 280 Argilla Road, Ipswich.
Wednesday, November 20: 1677 Whipple House and the 1657 Alexander Knight House will be open and lit with candles Sponsored by the Ipswich Museum. 6 – 7:30 pm. FREE. 54 South Main Street, Ipswich.
- Wednesday, November 20: Author and historian Missy Wolfe presents "Insubordinate Spirit: A True Story of Life and Loss in Earliest America, 1610-65". Hear how Elizabeth Winthrop's life intersected three colliding cultures and politics. The Ipswich Museum Wednesday Evening Lecture Series, sponsored by First Ipswich Bank. 7:30 pm. Cost: free for members, $10 non-members. 54 South Main Street, Ipswich.
- Thursday. November 21, American voices in an American home: The Essex Harmony at the 1694 Paine House, Greenwood Farm, Drop- in 5 – 7 pm. tour the interior and enjoy The Essex Harmony an acapella vocal ensemble that performs music of the "singing school" period of late 18th and early 19th century New England. They are artists in residence of the Danvers MA Historical Society. FREE Donations Welcome. 47 Jefferies Neck Road, Ipswich.
- Saturday. November 23: 17th Century Family Fun Day: family activities, games, and crafts at the Ipswich Museum, noon – 2 pm. 54 South Main Street, Ipswich.
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Today's Topics: Unemployment Numbers Boost Question, Is trend from 'Metro' to 'Manly' helping America get it's grove back? Walter Jones (R-NC), Dr. Richard EbelingDoes anyone else find it odd that at the exact moment in which Obama needs a boost to his campaign the best unemployment numbers in his presidency are released? I'm not suggesting the numbers have been rigged, I'm just saying it's a mighty big coincidence.Is a trend from "Metro" to "Manly" helping America get it's grove back? We'll look at the evidence for and against.Joining Jerry on the show today will be Congressman Walter Jones (R-NC) to offer a suggestion on how we can further reduce the unemployment numbers – stop sending our jobs overseas. If that's too much to ask we should at least stop using taxpayer money to train foreign workers to take our jobs. And, with hopes of bringing our troops home, Congressman Jones has introduced a bill to help remind the President about his Constitutional responsibilities.PLUS…Professor, Economist and Author; Dr. Richard Ebeling will join us to look inside the unemployment numbers….is it an early Christmas present for Obama?ALSO… It's Friday so we'll roll out some of Jerry's imperfections with the ever-popular "Flubs of The Week"
What more can you ask for without being greedy? It's the Finally Friday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show!
Today's Topics: Presidential Debate Coverage, Live From Denver American Spectators Ross Kaminsky, Tim Cavanaugh from Reason Magazine
It's the most important event in this, the most important election of all time! The first Presidential debate between Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama and we've got it covered from every angle.Joining us LIVE from Denver Colorado will be The American Spectators Ross Kaminsky for a pre-debate discussion. What can we expect from the men on the stage? Can we expect an unbiased set of questions from the moderator? All this and more will be answered.Also joining us today will be Tim Cavanaugh from Reason Magazine (www.reason.com). He took a look back at his debates with John McCain in 2008 and has uncovered a number of un-kept promises. He'll be on to talk about the most egregious.Jerry knows what it's like to go out on a big stage and he'll take you into the mindset of Mitt Romney. Plus, how important is it for Romney to "read the room"? It's so important that it could win him the night.PLUS…would you be more inclined to vote for a bald man? One study might send the candidates running to a pair of shears.All this and a bag of low fat potato chips on the hump-day edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: The Washington Examiners Tim Carney, Country Music Superstar Trace Adkins, Atlas Shrugged Producer Harmon KaslowHow long will you wait on hold for "customer service" before going nuts on the poor guy that picks up?PLUS…what do Lady Gaga, President Obama and Jerry Doyle all have in common? Tune in to find out.Joining Jerry today will be The Washington Examiners Tim Carney to talk about how to "Out Santa Claus" Barack ObamaAND…speaking of Santa Claus; Country Music Superstar Trace Adkins (www.traceadkins.com) will be on to give away free downloads of his new hit song "Tough People Do"ALSO…Producer of the Atlas Shrugged movie franchise (www.whoisjohngault.com) Harmon Kaslow will join us to talk about the release of this incredibly important and timely film.
Jerry is back and Live from the Network headquarters for the Friday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show
Today's Topics: U.S. Home Prices Gain, Insider Look at TARP, Neil Barofsky, Nicole Gelinas, Ross Kaminsky
How are the NFL's replacement officials like members of Congress? Jerry's got some insight into the matter and also knows what might bring an end to the strike.US Home prices saw their biggest gain in 7 years in July. Does this mean that the economy is on the road to recovery? From the Manhattan Institute Nicole Gelinas will join us to discuss.ALSO….did you ever wonder how the distribution of the TARP funds got so royally screwed up? Was it an accident that Wall Street made millions while the general public suffered? Neil Barofsky, the man who was in charge of overseeing the distribution of $700 Billion in TARP funds will join us to talk about what he saw as outlined in his NY Times best seller; "Bailout" (http://www.amazon.com/Bailout-Account-Washington-Abandoned-Rescuing/dp/1451684932/)PLUS…Remember when Obama resorted to childish attacks on Mitt Romney's plan to cut taxes saying he'll offer a "tax break to help you lose a few pounds" ? Well from the American Spectator, Ross Kaminsky will join us to tell us how far out of touch President Obama is with the idea of tax cuts. You'll be surprised to find out how little it seems the president knows.It's a Tuesday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show
Today's Topics: Presidential Campaign, Nick Gillespie from Reason magazine, Kirk Shelley from the Campaign For Liberty
Jerry is putting together his home theater system and it's got him to do quite a lot of thinking….and cursing….maybe some crying….but mostly thinking.What do HDMI Cables have to do with political parties? Far more than you ever expected…Joining Jerry on the program today is Nick Gillespie from Reason magazine (www.reason.com) to explain how, despite running a "100% terrible" campaign Romney is surprisingly tied with the Socialist in Chief.Also on the program is Kirk Shelley from the Campaign For Liberty (www.campaignforliberty.org). He travels the nation teaching others the basics behind starting and maintaining one of the fundamental components to our (alleged) Representative Democracy; the Grass Roots Organization.All this and your tips on what the best way to hook up an 3D HD TV on the Happy It's Humpday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Jerry Back from LPAC, Latest Financial Frankenstein, Joel Gilbert, Barbara Kellerman, Peter Suderman
Jerry's back home after a great time at the LPAC. Jerry wanted to get everyone a souvenir from his trip but he couldn't cram millions of kitchen magnets, shot glasses, spoons and tee-shirts into his carry-on so he'll be sharing some of his personal photos.Today on the program Jerry will talk about Wall Street's latest financial Frankenstein, RENTAL backed obligations. What could possibly go right? Also, are you a cellphone company who wants to know how to make an easy $100 million? Change the size of your port and require everyone get new accessories. Worked for Apple.Also, the teachers strike in "The Whiney City" continues into its second week. You know who is really behind the strike continuing? The kids.Joining us on the show today will be Documentary Film Maker Joel Gilbert (www.obamasrealfather.com) to talk about the "unrest" in the Middle East and how the Obama Administration is dealing with it.ALSO, leadership Expert Barbara Kellerman (www.barbarakellerman.com) will give us a look at the teachers strike from the point of view of Rahm Emanuel – From big man on DNC campus to embattled mayor of Chicago.PLUS, The Fed announced last week an open ended offering of quantitative easing. Peter Suderman from Reason Magazine (www.reason.com) will join us to try and answer the only question that matters….will it work?It's the Monday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Jerry Doyle Live From LPAC, Ron Paul, John Tate, Lt. Col. Anthony ShafferToday Jerry is LIVE from LPAC in Chantilly, Virginia (www.lpac.com) and you never know what could happen when you get Jerry out with the people.We DO know that Congressman Ron Paul is scheduled to stop by for a sit down interview on how the cause of liberty will represented in the election.Also joining Jerry will be President of Campaign for Liberty, John Tate (www.campaignforliberty.org) to talk about what it is that has brought everyone together this weekend.And to cover the events in the Middle East Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer will be co-hosting with Jerry.
All this and a tribute to a hero on the FRIDAY edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Reaction to Yesterday's Terrorism, Sen. Rand Paul, Lt. Col. Anthony Shafer
After the terrorist events of last night the discussion today is on the response from both the Obama Administration and the Romney Campaign. Should Romney have come out as strongly as he did or should he have kept his mouth shut?
Joining us on the show today will be Senator Rand Paul (www.paul.senate.gov) to react to the murder of Americans in Libya and also to look at the domestic bullying the American Government is engaging in as he outlines in his new book "Government Bullies: How Everyday Americans Are Being Harassed, Abused, and Imprisoned by the Feds"
Also on the program is Senior Fellow for the Center for Advanced Defense Studies, Lt. Col. Anthony Shafer (www.operationdarkheart) to provide his expert opinion on last night's murders. Was it an act of war and what should our response be?
All that and the plight of the "underbanked" on the Wednesday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Obama Graded Himself 'Incomplete', Dr. Barbara Kellerman, Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer, Dr. Nicholas Eberstadt
We're all geared up and ready for the Democratic response to last week's RNC. Will their primary platform be "The Republicans want to take your free ticket to ride away and we want to upgrade you to first class"
President Obama, when asked to give himself a Grade he opted for "Incomplete". I wonder if he saw that a lot on the college transcripts he won't release.
Joining us on the show today will be Leadership Expert Dr. Barbara Kellerman (www.barbarakellerman.com) to talk about the power of the Media in leading the people. Does the media have more power than the candidates?
Also on the program is Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer to dig into the $1B aid package we're shipping off to Egypt….new place, same old story.
And from The American Enterprise Institute (www.aei.org) Dr. Nicholas Eberstadt will join us to answer the question; "What will happen when America's entitlement mentality runs into the fiscal cliff?"
It was a long weekend so we're rested and ready to be tested on the Tuesday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show!
Today's Topics: Best & Worst of the RNC Convention, Campaign for Liberty Matt Hawes, Jed Babbin, Bruce Kaufman
The RNC is over and we'll take a look back at the best, the worst and the Clint Eastwood speech/skit.
Joining Jerry on the show today will be Matt Hawes from the Campaign for Liberty (www.campaignforliberty.org) to talk about how the principals of individual liberty are being reflected by the GOP.
ALSO American Spectator's Jed Babbin is going to stop by to help shed some light on Romney's seemingly aggressive foreign policy statements lastnight.
AND…it's the Friday before a three day weekend so we've got to have some fun! Mr. Mow-it-All, Bruce Kaufman from the US Lawn Mower Racing Association (www.letsmow.com) will join us to talk about the Labor Day Weekend National Championships
All that and some vintage flubs on the FRIDAY edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: How hard is MSNBC trying to de-humanize Mitt Romney? Is GOP Clipping Grass Roots? Ben Swann, Matt Kibbe
How hard is MSNBC trying to de-humanize Mitt Romney? Pretty Hard. How subtle are they about it? Subtle as a brick in the face.
Is the GOP "mowing the party lawn" and working to clip the Grass Roots movements? It seems that way. Today we'll be joined by Reality Check host, Ben Swann (www.facebook.com/benswannrealitycheck)
and CEO of Freedom works: Matt Kibbe (www.freedomworks.com) to discuss the efforts of the GOP to silence any descent in the party.
It's day 2 (or is it 3?) of the Republican National Convention on the Wednesday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Obama Hopes to Bailout All Industries Like He Did Auto Industry, Guests Ann Coulter, Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Noelle NikpourRemember when Obama said that what he did for the Auto Industry he wants to do for all industries? Yeah, that's going to get very expensive, very fast. From the Manhattan Institute (www.manhattan-institute.org) Diana Furchtgott-Roth will talk about the $25 BILLION loss from the auto bailout.Also on the show today is Ann Coulter (www.anncoulter.com) to talk about the paperback release of her most recent NY Times Best Seller "Demonic: How the Liberal Mob is Endangering America". How does the idea of "shared prosperity" fit in?Plus, to talk about the Romney/Ryan ticket will be Noelle Nikpour (www.noelle-nikpour.com). Together she and Jerry will try and figure out exactly WHY Paul Ryan was chosen for the ticket. Is it because he was the best choice, or because he was the least bad?
It's the Tuesday Edition of The Jerry Doyle Show….Pa'u Hana People!
Paul Ryan Wow. Talk about anti-climactic.
What is Paul Ryan? Is he a social issue crusader? Nope. Is he someone who brings with him swing state votes? Nope. Is he a true fiscal conservative? Nope (unless you consider GW Bush to be a fiscally conservative). Maybe Jed Babbin from the American Spectator (www.spectator.org) can help us figure out who or what Paul Ryan is. Mr. Babbin says he's by far the best choice.
Also on the show today will be former Ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton (www.aei.org), to talk about bubble gum and popcorn as "humanitarian aid" to Iran.
Plus Dr. Barbara Kellerman (www.barbarakellerman.com) to talk lame leaders and Bob Massi (www.bobmassi.com) to discuss the finer points of "burden of proof" in regards to trillion dollar bank scandals.
It's a jam packed Monday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Company Caught Laundering $250 Billion with Iran, Guests Judge Napolitano, William Donohue, Steven Camarota
A company is caught laundering over $250 Billion with IRAN and a state regulator in New York launches a massive attack against that company. Is the regulator treated like a hero for standing up and doing what needs to be done or is he being castigated and marginalized? If you listen to this show on a regular basis you should be able to guess.
Jerry wants to know; "Are you better off now than you'll be in 4 years?" It's a question with more validity than what seems to be going around right now.
Joining Jerry today will be Catholic League President, William Donohue (www.catholicleague.org) to discuss the impact that Mitt Romney's avoidance of the Chic-fil-A issue might be. Could it cause social issue voters to "sit out" the presidential election?
Also Judge Andrew Napolitano (www.judgenap.com) will be on to explain his statement that all three branches of government are acting above the law.
PLUS, from the Center for Immigration Studies (www.cis.org), Steven Camarota will stop by to break down the figures on growing trend of poverty and welfare among immigrants.
It's the Hump-Day edition of The Jerry Doyle Show!
Today's Topics: 'Confirmation Bias' Reason's Editor-in-Chief Matt Welch, President of The HALO Corp Brad Barker
When "Wishful Thinking" becomes "Confirmation Bias" and we only listen to people and ideas that we agree with it becomes very dangerous. Just how dangerous is a topic of discussion today with Reason's Editor-in-Chief Matt Welch.
Would you like a little ass kicking with your Tuesday? I hope so because joining Jerry on the program today is the President of The HALO Corp (www.thehalocorp.com) Brad Barker. You may know him from his appearances on the Discovery Channel Show "Kidnap and Rescue" or you may be one of the countless lives he, and people like him, have saved over the years as members of elite security operations teams.
It's going to be a happy-happy Tuesday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show (which should make Ben Bernanke feel good).
Today's Topics: Fed Audit Bill, Guests Senior Ron Paul advisor Bruce Fein, Andrew Gause, Kerry Hannon
The list of featured speakers for the RNC has been released and somehow they forgot to add Ron Paul to the list. Senior Ron Paul advisor Bruce Fein will be on to tell us how this snub is going to be received by the millions of Ron Paul Supporters nationwide.
Speaking of the good Dr. Paul – his "Audit the Fed" bill was passed in the house last week. Monetary Historian and friend of the show Andrew Gause (www.andygause.com) will tell us why this audit is so important to everyday folks like you and me and will also tell us why the idea of an audio could be keeping Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke up at night.
Also joining Jerry today will be Kerry Hannon. She's an expert in boomers in the workplace and will be on to tell us about her new book, "What's Next".
PLUS…Mitt Romney isn't biting into the Chic-fil-A distraction sandwich and the details about President Obama executive order on immigration enforcement have been released and it's going to cost over $400 to "come out of the shadows".
With all the precision of landing a rover on the surface of Mars – It's the Monday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Chemical Future Foods, Obama's America Movie, Guests Producer Gerald Molen, Mancow, Dr. Tom Woods
There is a guy who says that in the future food will be made from chemical compounds, not real food. Is he a nutjob? Maybe, but he works in the White House so we may want to pay attention. To help separate fact from fiction Robert Scott Bell (www.robertscottbell.com) will drop in.
ALSO on the show today will be radio superstar Mancow Muller (www.mancow.com) to give us a sneak peek into his Fox News TV show MANCOW TV which airs tomorrow night at 10PM.
PLUS Academy Award winning producer, Gerald Molen will tell us why he left "mainstream" Hollywood so he could make "2016: Obama's America" (www.2016themovie.com)
AND Dr. Tom Woods (www.tomwoods.com) is going to share with us an idea he's got on how individual states can combat the power-mad legislation coming out of the Oval Office.
All this for free?!? Yep. It's the Friday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Cyber-Immortality, Harry Reid Fallout, Guests Monica Crowley, Dr. Stanley Kurtz, Kurt Loder
Some scientists are saying that immortality is only a handful of years away. Of course, it's not REAL immortality like in The Highlander…it's CYBER-IMORTALITY (more along the lines of the heads in a jar you see on Futurama).
And if you thought Jerry was hard on Sen. Harry Reid just wait till you hear what the Daily Show said.
PLUS... When tried and true supporters of the Republican Party start telling them to "man up" on the budget then you know the problem is reaching a head. Monica Crowley, Author of "What the (BLEEP) Just Happened?" will be on to tell us what her message for Republicans is. The question is: will they listen?
Also on the show today will be Dr. Stanley Kurtz, author of "Spreading the Wealth" will give us HIS predictions for a second helping of Obama should Romney not win in November.
And it's Thursday so from Reason Magazine (www.reason.com) Kurt Loder will stop by to give us his review of the "Total Recall" reboot. I wonder if this version will have the line "Baby, you make me wish I had three hands!"
It's the Thursday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show!
Today's Topics: Jerry's History Lesson, Also - Art of Self-Deception, Guests Nicole Gelinas, Dr. Robert Trivers
I hope you enjoyed your history lessons because Jerry is going to take you to school today. Take good notes; the material covered today will be on the final.
I think that Harry Reid is back on the phone with his friend "Tommy" again only now "Tommy" is tipping off the Senator about Mitt Romney's tax history.
Joining Jerry today will be Nicole Gelinas from the Manhattan Institute to go over our remaining options on resolving the housing crisis. Now that the regulators have said "No" to the principal write downs we've got "wait it out" and "inflate it out" as options.
ALSO…Dr. Robert Trivers will join us from Jamaica to help us better understand the art of Self Deception from his book; "The Folly of Fools: The Logic of Deceit and Self-Deception in Human Life". We all tell ourselves little white lies and can be beneficial, but some of these self-deceptions cost lives.
AND…The Executive Vice President from the National Association of Letter Carriers will be here to tell us about how they are getting ripped off by Congress regarding the $5.5 Billion default.
Go for the Gold and listen to the Wednesday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show
Today's Topics: Is Elizabeth Warren Correct? Potato Chips to Beauty Queens, Everyone is a Victim, Kimberly Dvorak, Ryan Zinke
Everybody is calling Elizabeth Warren a Communist, and she may well be, but not for the reasons everyone is saying. Shocking but true: Jerry thinks she's right on this one….
From potato chips to beauty queens, everyone is a victim…
The House has released a report on the Fast and Furious findings and Kimberly Dvorak will join us to talk about what's next for the people and offices implicated.
Also on the show will be Ryan Zinke, chairman of Special Operations for America Super Pac (www.soforamerica.org) to talk about American exceptionalism and their partnership with NASCAR.
There is no doping here…. Jerry is this good NATURALLY…
It's the Tuesday edition of Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Is Hillary More Like Reagan than Romney is? Cheney No Fan of Palin, Guests Jed Babbin, Barbara Kellerman
Seriously, what's with all the dancing hospital beds?
Could it be that Hillary Clinton is more like Reagan than Mitt Romney? Looking at the way they address the security of Israel the answer is "Yes".
Dick Cheney isn't a fan of Sarah Palin and he doesn't mince his words when talking about it. Why no word on the "mistake" of John McCain?
ON the show today will be Jed Babbin to bring us a stop-by-stop review of the Romney Road trip
and Barbara Kellerman on lame, lackluster and looser leaders.
We've got no empty seats here – it's standing room only – on the Monday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Chick-fil-A…It was just a sandwich, Nick Gillespie, Noelle Nikpour, improv legend Greg Proops
Chick-fil-A…It was just a sandwich, now it's a whole different monster. Reason magazines Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie (www.reason.com) will join us to talk about this deep fried mess.
PLUS – Back by popular demand is Noelle Nikpour (www.noelle-nikpour.com) to talk about the most expensive campaign prop in use today….Air Force One.
AND…Because, as Steve Doocy once famously said; "It's Friday! It's supposed to be a fun show!!" We'll be joined by improv legend Greg Proops (www.proopcast.com). You know him from "Who's Line is it Anyway?", "True Jackson VP", and the current ABC smash; "Trust us With Your Life" before he plays at the Paris Resort and Casino (www.parislasvegas.com) in Vegas tonight and tomorrow night.
All this and some tips on how to sneak into a Tampa Strip Club during the RNC on the Thank God It's Friday! Edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Food Stamp Farmland, Gov. Data Mining Email to Stop Terrorism, Tax Supported Pain Clinics
Did you know that millions of acres of farmland across the United States is dedicated to growing crops of Food Stamps? It must be true if 79% of the Farm Bill is dedicated to funding food stamps. Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment (www.americancommitment.org) will be on to tell us what we can do to stop it.
PLUS…If the US is data mining and tracking e-mail communications to stop acts of terror how did they miss the shooting in Colorado? If they aren't using the information, what are they doing with it? Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer, author of "Operation Dark Heart" will give us an inside look at the world of data mining
AND...All across the nation there are hundreds of "Pain Clinics" set up to provide addicts with drugs at the expense of the taxpayer while massive multimillion dollar crime rings are ripping off Medicare and Medicaid. Fraud is rampant and from the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud (www.insurancefraud.org) James Quiggle will share with us some of the astonishing details.
It's not quite the weekend, but you can see it from here – The Wednesday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Most Brutally Honest 3 Min. of TV, Mommy Bloomberg, columnist David Weidner, Author Avik Roy
Today you'll hear what may be the most brutally honest 3 minutes of television that you've ever broadcast, and it came from a….GASP…LIBERAL!!!
Also, not content with telling us how much to eat and drink, Mommy Bloomberg in New York is now advising the police unions and the advice he's giving them is startling.
Joining Jerry on the show today is Wall Street columnist David Weidner (follow him on Twitter @DavidWeidner) to give us the latest developments on the LIBOR scandal – the probe is growing and now it's including traders.
Plus – Forbes author of The Apothecary, Avik Roy (www.avikroy.org), will explain to us how the entitlement culture that is being created by the Obama Administration may seem like a socialists dream, but soon enough we will all wake up to the nightmare.
It's time to pick a side on the most important issue of the day…Chick-fil-A: FOR or AGAINST….decide now on the Tuesday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Reason Magazine's Matt Welch on the Colorado Shooter, Tom Fitton on Government Corruption, Penn State Penalties
Jerry's back, rested and ready to be tested and boy the media really is testing him right now.
Within moments of the name of the shooter in Colorado being released to the public the media was falling all over itself to be the first to bring us some "facts" about the shooter. From Reason Magazine (www.reason.com) Matt Welch will be here to help separate the "fact" from the "fiction". One pile is going to be MUCH larger than the other…
ALSO, the President of Judicial Watch (www.judicialwatch.org), Tom Fitton, will join us to talk about his new book "The Corruption Chronicles". Mr. Fitton has the real, hard dirt on the corruption of this administration and it's so rampant that it's hard to believe.
PLUS, the NCAA has lowered the hammer on Penn State – something that the people demanded. Tune in today to find out how this is a sign on the public's growing voice.
It's a packed Monday on The Jerry Doyle Show!
Today's Topics: Another Solar Company Goes Down, Damon Root, Tim Carney, Kurt Loder
Lookie, Lookie, another solar panel, green energy company is going belly up. Not surprising under Obama, right? Well there is something about the taxpayer dollars given to this particular company that probably will come as a bit of a surprise. Here is a hint: if you've got pom-pom's you're going to be disappointed.
ALSO… if you remove the rule of law from a society what do you have? Anarchy. If you remove the rule of law what do you have? The Judicial, Legislative and Executive Branch of the US Government – at least they are acting as if they are above the law. From Reason Magazine (www.reason.com) law expert Damon Root will join us to help us answer the question; "What can we do?"
PLUS…We can all agree that there is crony capitalism going on in the Obama Administration and Romney is right to attack him on that, but what is "President Romney" going to do to put an end to it? Tim Carney from the Washington Examiner is going to give us the disappointing answer.
AND…Kurt Loder will be here to review "The Dark Knight Rises". I can assure you he won't make a Bain/Bane connection. He has a mind and knows how to use it.
Come join us as we too refuse to release our tax returns on the Thursday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Corporate Globalization Trend, Online Taxes in 13 States, Prof. Charles Derber, Nicole Gelinas
What do the egos of 4 guys in a rowboat and the growing trend of corporate globalization have in common? Boston College Professor of Sociology Charles Derber (http://www2.bc.edu/~derber/) will be on to connect the dots and talk about his book "The Pursuit of Attention: Power and Ego in Everyday Life"
Also, when the money goes to pay the old cops, what's left to pay the current cops? Not enough as Nicole Gelinas (www.manhattan-institute.org) points out today as she explains the surging crime rates in major cities.
For many people one of the perks of online shopping is not having to pay state sales tax. If you live in one of 13 states that is moving to tax online purchases that perk may be going away.
Hope you enjoyed your weekend! Now get back to work with the Monday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: VP 'Rice-A-Phony'? author Noelle Nikpour, Drummer LJ Harness, Tracky at EVO Conference
DEVELOPING! BREAKING! DOYLE CAN REPORT…Matt Drudge serves up "Rice-A-Phony" to his few remaining readers. When Matt predicts the VP choice you can be assured of one thing; it's not going to be that person.
ALSO…Everyone's favorite Secretary of the Treasury, Tim Geithner, is going to be found to have his greedy little fingerprints all over the LIBOR rate fixing scandal. He SHOULD be in deep, deep doo-doo, but will he end up there? Joining Jerry on the show today to discuss, in a rational and "un-Drudge-like" manner, the possible VP pick will be columnist and author Noelle Nikpour (www.noelle-nikpour.com).
PLUS…did you know there is a secret society of entertainers lurking beneath the streets of Las Vegas? Okay, well they aren't exactly lurking under the streets, but it is THE Las Vegas Underground (www.thevegasunderground.com) and "The Cadillac" of Las Vegas Drummers; LJ Harness will be on to clear everything up.
AND…Some of the most powerful and influential women in Cyber Space are gathering in Utah at the Evo conference and our friends over at Tracky (www.tracky.com) are on site and getting the cream of the crop together for an interview.
It's been one hell of a week from Peter Lance breaking details of The Blind Sheik conducting terrorists opperations from a US hospital to Fast and Furious developments courtesy of Kimberly Dvorak and yesterday's blockbuster interview with Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch on the first steps toward an audit of the Fed.
Let's have some fun today, the FRIDAY edition of the Jerry Doyle Show!
Today's Topics: DYN-O-MITE! Jimmie 'JJ' Walker, Fast & Furious Scandal, Economist Dr. Richard Ebeling, Kimberly Dvorak
From shocking new developments in the Fast & Furious scandal to a visit with Jimmie "JJ" Walker….we've got a lot of ground to cover.
President Obama is forever talking about "fairness" and people paying "their fair share" in taxes. A new study has been done and, oddly enough, Obama is right; there is a HUGE disparity in what the top 25% of earners pay in taxes. Jerry will have the details.
ALSO – It isn't just the Media and the Democrats who want us to forget about the Fast and Furious scandal – John Boehner would also like you to focus on "Tom-Kat" and today's show-vote on ObamaCare. From The Examiner (www.examiner.com) Kimberly Dvorak has some stunning new findings to share.
PLUS – How can arcane Austrian Economic policies work in "the real world" and how might they be able to help get the nation out of our current economic crisis? Renowned economist Dr. Richard Ebeling will join us.
AND – Jimmie "JJ" Walker will be on to talk about his new memoir; "DYN-O-MITE! Good Times, Bad Times…Our Times". Tune in at the bottom of the final hour to find out some of the world famous people who owe their start to Jimmie Walker.
Pay no attention to the vote on Capitol Hill – the BETTER show is here. It's the Hump-Day edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Congress Debates Obamacare Again, 'Lame Leader of the Week' from Dr. Barbara Kellerman, Peter Lance and More!
While the Congress debates and votes on ObamaCare (FOR THE 31st TIME) we'll do something more productive with our time – like make armpit farting noises.
Today on the show Dr. Barbara Kellerman (www.barbarakellerman.com) will stop by to tell us who she has given the "Lame Leader of the Week" award to…spoiler alert: it may have something to do with a hundred trillion dollar bank scandal.
Also on the show will be Peter Lance (www.peterlance.com) to share with us some fascinating, and disturbing, insights into one of the future White House visitors and what he's going to ask for while he's there.
All this PLUS a bit of Shakespeare on the Tuesday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Dr. Bill Wattenburg Guest Hosting Today
We've got Doctor Bill Wattenburg guest hosting today while Jerry enjoys a little time off. But don't worry, he's keeping his eye on the news and will have plenty to talk about on Monday when he returns. Have a great weekend and we'll be back on Monday!
Today's Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Obamacare Fallout, Nick Gillespie, Robert Scott Bell, and Some Fun on Friday!
Are sanctuary cities breaking federal law? If you apply logic and reason then the answer is "yes".
The fallout from yesterday's decision continues and, try as we might to avoid it, we will have our latest take of what's going on….Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
Overweight? There's a pill for that (again). Robert Scott Bell will be join us today to tell us why taking that drug might be a VERY bad idea.
Also with us on the program will be Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie. He's seen the future for Americas' youth and BECAUSE of ObamaCare it isn't looking good.
We'll try and wedge some fun into the day as well on the Friday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show
"It's Friday, It's supposed to be a fun show!" – Steve Doocy 05/24/12
Today's Topics: The Supremes Have Spoken, Jerry Breaks It Down, Sally Pipes and Bruce Fein Joins Us
Speculation – O – Rama is over! The Supremes have spoken and….wow! Didn't see that coming….or did we.
Jerry will break it all down for you from the media coverage to the response from the Republicans to the White House Reaction.
To help us get a handle on what the impact will be we'll have:
Sally Pipes from the Pacific Research Institute and
Constitutional law expert Bruce Fein join us.
It's not a fine, it's not a tax, it's not covered by the Commerce Clause; it's the Thursday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Corrupt Charlie Rangel Wins Primary, U.S. Energy Independence? Kurt Loder, Thunderbird Pilot John Williams
When you talk about corruption in Congress look no further than New York Democrat Charlie Rangel who, despite having been found guilty of 11 ethics violations, has just won his primary contest. How bad was the other guy?!
Also – is it possible that your children will see a US that is independent from foreign oil in their lifetime? It's not only possible that THEY will see it, it's likely that WE will see it in our lifetime (if you can hold out another 22 years).
AND – What do the obese need more; a mirror or a therapist?
Joining Jerry on the show today will be Reason's film critic Kurt Loder to talk about the new chick flick "Magic Mike".
Also, a very special IN STUDIO guest; from the United States Air Force Demonstration Team – Thunderbird #5 Major John Williams will be on to talk about "America's Ambassadors in Blue". Check out their tour schedule on their website www.afthunderbirds.com. If they are anywhere NEAR you then you owe it to yourself to check them out.
Come fly away with us on a Wednesday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Supreme Court Rulings, 2b or Not 2b - Arizona Immigration Bill, Healthcare Reform, Sally Pipes, Dr. Barbara Kellerman
2b or not 2b, that is the provision in the Arizona Immigration Bill that the Supreme Court upheld. What does this have to do with a spoiled child? You'll see.
People realize that the healthcare system needs to be reformed but they mostly agree that Obamacare isn't the right way to reform it. On the show today will be Sally Pipes from the Pacific Research Institute (www.pacificresearchinstitute.org) to answer a simple question regarding mandated healthcare vs. mandated healthcare coverage.
Also on the show will be Dr. Barbara Kellerman (www.barbarakellerman.com) to take a look at the failures of leaders both at home and abroad.
Unlike the Supreme Court decisions, waiting for the Jerry Doyle Show isn't better than the actual Show. Find out what we mean on the Monday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
JD Vegas Cam: Good News Or Bad News For Economic Recovery During the Campaign?
Republicans reportedly told to dampen talk of economic recovery in Florida...
Today's Topics: Some Congressmen Blame Taxpayers, Monica Crowley, Sarah Evans, Do You Speak Romney-Speak?
How is it that the echo of Santorum's Social issue suck-up-a-ry is helping Obama?
Also, some members of Congress are saying the reason for the current economic crisis is that we, the tax payers, are stupid.
Do you speak Romney-Speak? Tune in to find out.
Joining Jerry on the show today is fellow Talk Talent Monica Crowley (www.monicamemo.com) to talk about her new book, the FCC friendly "What the (BLEEP) Just Happened".
Vanity Fair has called her one of "Americas Tweethearts", she's Sarah Evans (www.sarahsfav.es) an expert in all things geeky and she will be on to help shed light on a recent poll that says social media sites are bad for workplace productivity.
Let's all hold hands and walk into the light of the weekend on the Friday edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Numbers From Fed, Jim DeMint, Ron Paul Supporters Suing RNC
The numbers released by the fed yesterday are very bad news for, not only the Obama Administration, but for Americans everywhere. From the Manhattan Institute, Nicole Gelinas will join us to try and find a silver lining on this dark cloud.
PLUS…Do the Democrats see trouble ahead in the November elections? If not then why are Nancy Pelosi, Jay Carney and others in the Administration working so hard to dismiss the contempt hearing? When you hear what they are saying you'll see what we mean.
ALSO…Senator Jim DeMint will be on with Jerry to talk about his breaking from party lines and voting on, GASP, principals. He's one of the good guys and he's on in the first hour today.
And Ron Paul Supporters are filing a lawsuit against the RNC for improperly assisting Romney's campaign. What does Rep. Paul have to say about that? Tune in and find out!
Can you believe that you get all this for FREE? It's the Thirsty Thursday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: What Does Obama Know About 'Fast & Furious'? Marco Rubio, Bruce Fein, Matt Kibbe, Kurt Loder
What did Obama know about the Fast and Furious debacle and when did he know it? What exactly does it mean that he's "exercised his executive privilege"? What does it mean for the contempt of congress hearing? Questions, questions, questions. Bruce Fein will be with us to provide answers, answers, answers.
Plus, one of the brightest rising stars in Washington DC will stop by. He's one of the most popular front runners for Romney's VP pick and he's got a new book out; "An American Son" Today on the Jerry Doyle Show Senator Marco Rubio will NOT be asked about being the possible VP choice for Romney. That doesn't mean that it might not come up, though…
Also, The Tea Party has forever changed the political landscape and Matt Kibbe and FreedomWorks (www.freedomworks.org) have had a lot to do with that. Mr. Kibbe's new book: "Hostile Takeover: Resisting Centralized Government's Stranglehold on America" continues to shake up the governments "upper management" AND…
Kurt Loder will be here a day early to talk about the much anticipated "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" and the latest from Woody Allen: "From Rome with Love"
Join us as WE claim our Executive Privilege on a Wednesday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show
Today's Topics: Eric Holder Playing 'Let's Make A Deal', Kerry as Romney? 'OK Credit' Now 'Good Credit'
Attorney General Eric Holder wants to play "Let's Make a Deal" with Rep. Issa on the Fast and Furious. Will it bring justice? Katie Pavlich, author of "Fast and Furious: Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal and the Shameless Cover-up" is an expert on the subject and will stop by to tell us what the deal could mean for Holder.
ALSO Presidential Roll playing. John Kerry as Mitt Romney? It's frightening that the two are so similar, both personally and politically. Are there auditions? Who on the right should play Obama?
If you used to have credit that was "okay" cheer up! "Okay" is becoming the new "good" as standards for credit scores decline and 600 becomes the new 800.
Plus we'll serve up the healthiest meal ever on a Tuesday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Obama Immigration Shift, Laura Vanderkam on What Successful People Do Before Breakfast, Comedian Rich Vos
Well, we WERE going to have a wall to wall fun Friday show today but Obama had to go and ruin it with a major shift in immigration enforcement policy. We'll have the latest on the policy they didn't want us to hear about.
Once we get the "heavy" out of the way we'll be talking about breaking down the fences that separate us. Literally. We'll look into the growing trends of "Shared back yards".
Also on the show today we'll talk with author Laura Vanderkam (www.lauravanderkam.com) about her latest E-Book; "What the Most Successful People do Before Breakfast". You may just find yourself waking up a few hours early after you hear what Ms. Vanderkam has to say.
And after a long week nothing is better than a good laugh so we'll be joined by comedian Rich Vos (www.richvos.com) of "Last Comic Standing" fame. Before his show at Paris in Las Vegas tonight he'll spend some time with us in the third hour of the show.
Join us as we walk the tightrope to the weekend on the Friday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Senator Rand Paul, UFO's in D.C.? Kurt Loder Movie Reviews
Senator Rand Paul has had a very busy few weeks. He's involved in drones, hemp and Pakistan. Despite all this he's making time to stop by the show today to talk to Jerry about it all.
Also – are you a night owl or an early riser? Jerry's got some insights into what makes each group tick.
Plus – Did you see the giant UFO heading down the Beltway last night? They say it was a drone…..They say it wasn't a UFO….
All that and Kurt Loder is on to review "Rock of Ages" on the "Almost Friday" edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Driving With Your Car Insurance Agent in Passenger Seat, Is America Land of the Slobs? How Much Do You Like Your Neighbor?
You wouldn't want your car insurance agent in the passenger seat of your car making notes on your every move, would you? The electronic version of that exact thing is coming soon to a garage near you.
Also – has America become the land of the slobs and the home of the pigs? Look around and answer honestly.
Plus – how much do you like your neighbor? Enough to tear down the back yard fence?
All that and a train like you've never seen on the Hump Day edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: Fake Wealth, Real Debt, 'The Lost Bank', Kirsten Grind, Katherine Mangu-Ward
We've replaced fake wealth with real debt and it's only taken a couple of years….way to go!
Folks in North Dakota are voting today on if they should abolish all property taxes and as much as we dislike paying taxes we know we need them, (reasonable ones anyway).
What do Screaming Yellow Zonkers, Iran and John McCain have in common? Katherine Mangu-Ward from Reason will join us to answer.
Also with us on the program today will be author of "The Lost Bank" Kirsten Grind to share with us one of the hidden tragedies from the 2008 economic crash – the collapse of one of America's biggest banks.
PLUS 10 simple tests to see if you are "in shape" on a Tuesday edition of The Jerry Doyle Show…..
Today's Topics: US Prints $125 Billion Today, Is Congress Actively Rooting For Government Meltdown? Dr. Barbara Kellerman, William D. Cohan
Is the US Government fueling our fear of terrorism to make a profit? I hope not, but studies suggest they could looking for a way to make money keeping us safe from falling furniture.
The US made an extra $125 Billion today. Not "made it" as in they earned it, but "earned it" as in printed it. That should fix absolutely nothing.
On the program today will be Dr. Barbara Kellerman (www.barbarakellerman.com) to go over the difference between the success of city and state leaders versus the failures of our federal government.
and William D. Cohan (http://www.amazon.com/Money-Power-Goldman-Sachs-World/dp/0767928261) will answer the question; "Is the congress actively rooting for another government meltdown?".
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Special Guest Stars…. Jack "The Southern Avenger" Hunter on the Rand Paul endorsement of Mitt Romney (yes, you read that right).
Comedian and Author Michael Ian Black (the guy from the Expedia.com commercials who wants to travel nude) to talk about his new book: "America, You Sexy Bitch".
And with Jerry on the dais will be Wayne Allyn Root to talk about…everything….
It's all happening today on the TGIF edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: WH Rolling Back Bush Tax Cuts, WI Recall Reaction, Kurt Loder Movie Reviews
The White House said today they are planning on rolling back the Bush Tax Cut for the wealthiest 2% of Americans. What happened to the top 1%? Coming soon: the top 20%?
Reaction from the Wisconsin Recall vote is still coming in. What are the nationwide repercussions and how will the Democrats try and spin the loss? From the Manhattan Institute Stephen Malanga (www.manhattan-institute.org) will be on to share his thoughts.
Also, it's Thursday so that means that Kurt Loder from Reason (www.reason.com) will be on to review this weekends new releases. Today; the latest from Ridley Scott – Prometheus.
All that and yesterday's leftovers on the Friday Eve Edition of The Jerry Doyle Show.
Today's Topics: WI Voters Have Spoken, CA Voters Reject New Tax, China Connection, $3 Trillion Bailout
The voters have spoken in Wisconsin and they have said "It's the economy, stupid!"
And voters in California have rejected a new tax on cigarettes. That's right, CALIFORNIA - home of the original smoking Nazi's.
And…What's the connection between China and Afghanistan? Would you believe it's our military?
Plus a $3 Trillion Global bailout courtesy of the US Taxpayer for the Hump day edition of the Jerry Doyle Show.
JD Vegas Cam: The Politician - People Divide
A Pew Research Center study, spanning 25 years, rebuts the belief that voters are far more unified than their elected representatives. Where do you see this divide coming from? The Politicians > The People > The Pundits > All The Previous P's > Pew, That Study Stinks.
Today's Topics: WI Recall Vote, Tim Cavanaugh, Bryan Siemon from The Paul Festival and Much More!
We may need more than 3 hours to cover all the topics planned for today…
Will the Unions get their way in today's Wisconsin recall vote? Tim Cavanaugh from Reason (www.reason.com) is going to fill us in on all the dirty details.
Americans are so divided we can't even agree on our division. No more sitting on sidewalks? Asking all the wrong questions in the Presidential discussions and is the RNC trying to block Ron Paul supporters from having a birthday party for Congressman Paul? Bryan Siemon from The Paul Festival (www.paulfestival.org) will be on to answer that.
And…Yesterday we talked drones with Judge Nap. Today it's "Drone, Drone on the Range" and England wants to rename "Big Ben" to "Queen Elizabeth Tower" this Jubilee business is way out of hand.
Plus…Dick Morris said WHAT?, The autopsy of MF Global and the duplicitous reality behind the JOBS Act. Someone is getting "jobed" all right.
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Another unfinished thought.
It troubles me that I feel you are my youth.
That what I was had always been you, and
when we met, it was like losing my first tooth.
A light-footed fairy stole it away to a faraway land.
While my brain was a mess,
a new confidence was born.
It was not well worn.
In fact it became stress.
My words were so hollow.
I wish that I could follow
all the places they go,
where I want to be, and to sew.
What you knit me was a warm wrap,
with a ball that drew me a new life.
In the Winter I might use it as a map
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If you are at all serious about PHP development on OSX, then you are probably familiar with the usefulness of having MAMP installed. In under 20 minutes, you can set up multiple local development environments all managed by git and accessible through virtual hosts with little to no configuration. Add another 10 minutes, and you can easily enable SSL in MAMP 2.0.5
I am working with several sites that utilize HTTPS, and I wanted to make the development process reflect the live environment as much as possible. MAMP Pro makes this process a snap; all you have to do is click the 'Enable SSL' checkbox in the most recent versions and you are set. For those of us without $59.95 to spend at the moment, it is possible to enable SSL in MAMP 2.0.5 – it just requires a little manual editing.
Most articles on enabling SSL in MAMP are pretty outdated and are no longer accurate due to files moving and/or being removed. Luckily, MAMP has actually made things easier for us to set up SSL by using includes and allowing us to put the proper configuration code in relevant files. We will be following a lot of the same steps from this older article, but here I'll show you how to do it with the newest version.
Before you do anything, go ahead and back up your MAMP configuration folder
/Applications/MAMP/conf/ by either turning it into a local GIT repository or making some kind of backup/duplicate of this folder. If you have GIT installed, enter the following commands in terminal.
cd /Applications/MAMP/conf/ git init git add . git commit -m "initial backup of my MAMP config files"
Now, we need to create a self signed SSL certificate that we can use with MAMP. This process is a little cryptic if you've never done it before, but if you follow the steps below everything should be fine. In terminal, enter the following commands.
cd ~ # generate a private key (will request a password twice) openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.key 1024 # generate certificate signing request (same password as above) openssl req -new -key server.key -out server.csr # Answer the questions Country Name (2 letter code) [AU]: CA State or Province Name (full name) [Some-State]: Quebec Locality Name (eg, city) []: Montreal Organization Name (eg, company) [Internet Widgits Pty Ltd]: Your Company Organizational Unit Name (eg, section) []: Development Common Name (eg, YOUR name) []: localhost Email Address []: firstname.lastname@example.com A challenge password []: # leave this empty An optional company name []: # leave this empty # generate the certificate openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in server.csr -signkey server.key -out server.crt # remove the password from the server key cp server.key server.tmp openssl rsa -in server.tmp -out server.key # Move the certificate into your MAMP apache configuration folder cp server.crt /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache cp server.key /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache
There are a few files we need to include in apache in order to get everything up and running. In my case, I am creating virtual hosts for each of my sites so I can access them with a simpler URL than the default
htdocs/mysite.com, so I'll be including the virtual hosts configuration file as well as the ssl configuration file.
/Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/httpd.conf in your preferred code editor and go to
line 525:
# Virtual hosts # Include /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf
Uncomment it (remove the '#') so it looks the same as below:
# Virtual hosts Include /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf
Then, find
line 537:
# Secure (SSL/TLS) connections # Include /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/extra/httpd-ssl.conf
Uncomment it as shown below:
# Secure (SSL/TLS) connections Include /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/extra/httpd-ssl.conf
If you haven't yet set up a virtual host servername in your local hosts file, you may want to do that next.
/private/etc/ and click ok.
127.0.0.1 localhost, where 'blog' is the name of your desired servername:
127.0.0.1 blog
Now we just need to pay a visit to each of the files that we just included and add a few settings.
/Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf, add the following code to the bottom of the file (somewhere near
line 44). Of course, you'll need to change the
ServerName and
DocumentRoot directives to the virtual host name and path that works with your environment:
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName blog DocumentRoot /Users/davekiss/Sites/soundsplausible.com </VirtualHost>
Last step! In
/Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/extra/httpd-ssl.conf, find this code block around line 76:
# General setup for the virtual host DocumentRoot "/Applications/MAMP/Library/htdocs" ServerName www.example.com:443 ServerAdmin firstname.lastname@example.com ErrorLog "/Applications/MAMP/Library/logs/error_log" TransferLog "/Applications/MAMP/Library/logs/access_log"
and edit in your
DocumentRoot and
ServerName settings:
# General setup for the virtual host DocumentRoot "/Users/davekiss/Sites/soundsplausible.com" ServerName blog:443 ServerAdmin firstname.lastname@example.com ErrorLog "/Applications/MAMP/Library/logs/error_log" TransferLog "/Applications/MAMP/Library/logs/access_log"
And there you have it! Since the certificate we generated isn't actually a valid certificate, you'll need t add it as a security exception in your browser for https to work. And of course, when using SSL online, be sure to purchase your certificate from a reliable vendor.
Happy secure MAMPing!
[...] for development purpose the Web server needs to be configured appropriately. I found the posting by Dave Kiss to be the best one. Following are the required steps if you used the default MAMP [...]
[...] become a headache to manage. You must use Virtual Hosts if you are using Apache as pointed out by David Kiss. Following are the steps required to create a Virtual Host called magento in your system such that [...]
Great guide, thank you. However I have one issue – apache now only responds to requests via https. No pages will load over http. I've followed the instructions to the letter, but still get this issue.
Any ideas?
[...] found this site that helped with the bulk of the task of how to implement MAMP [...]
Thanks for the tutorial, it helped me have both http://blog and https://blog work fine
Yet, now I no longer have access to the MAMP welcome page, so
I've tried to change the apache port from 8888 to 80 in the preferences, but it did not change a thing …
I keep having the error 404 when I click on the "Show welcome page " button (sorry for the translation, I'm not using the English version, but the button should display something similar )
Can you help me solve this issue ?
@Oliver – I had the same issue. When my http was not working with SSL enabled, it was because my virtual hosts were not specifying ports. NameVirtualHost *
Once I changed to
NameVirtualHost *:80
https and http could be accessed at the same time
If Apache won't start, you can try to start it from terminal using this command:
sudo /Applications/MAMP/Library/bin/apachectl start
The advantage of doing it that way is that it will print out the error stopping it from starting (and you can fix accordingly).
Hello ! I added this to my /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf :
ServerName mamp
DocumentRoot /Applications/MAMP/bin/mamp
update your hosts files with:
127.0.0.1 mamp
you should be able to access the MAMP pages on http://mamp
In "httpd-ssl.conf," the document root is listed as so:
But I'm running MAMP 2.2 and htdocs is directly in the MAMP folder. Do I need to edit this line to read:
for ssl to work?


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After about 20 years live horse racing could return to Gillette.
Wyoming Horse Racing LLC met with Campbell County Commissioners last week to discuss bringing off track betting and eventually live horse racing to Morningside Park in the Cam-plex.
Wyoming Horse Racing LLC, not the city and county land board, would manage the operations and rent the facilities.
If the county commissioners approve the group's plan, an off track betting site could open in three to six months.
"They provided us with a draft resolution that we'll consider at a subsequent meeting. We're trying to get additional information on it and then we'll hope to make a decision by probably the end of September or the middle of October," said county commissioner Mark Christensen.
If the off track betting site is successful, live horse racing could come to the park in 2015 or 2016.


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The young man noticed her overly-attentive stare and walked directly toward her. Before she could offer her apologies for being so rude, the young man said to her, "I'll do anything, absolutely anything, that you want me to do, no matter what, for $20, on one condition."
Flabbergasted, the woman asked, "What is the condition?" The young man replied, "You have to tell me what you want me to do in just three words."
The woman considered his proposition for a moment, reached into her purse and slowly counted out four $5 bills, which she pressed into the young man's hand along with her address. She looked deeply into his eyes, and slowly, meaningfully said…"Clean my house."
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It was the first live-fire training exercise inside a new $600,000 facility near Radium Springs. Tuesday, Albany Tech firefighting students were able to test out their skills along with Albany firefighters.
Training Chief Ron Rowe says practice is vital for the real thing.
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The training center, built with sales tax money, won't just benefit Albany firefighters. 23-counties will be able to utilize the facility.
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Eli Escobar is the quintessential New York City DJ. Over the past ten years he's built a reputation around his parties, emerging as one of the most talented in the NY dance scene. With a style based on his diverse tastes, Eli subversively drops his influences and personal favorites into even the most commercial of sets. Anyone who knows anything about dance music knows Eli Escobar, and if you don't, you will. What Eli brings to the table in his production, through the looking glass of his career is an understanding of music's sustainability. Eli strives to enhance people's experience with music wholly – through playing out, his blog, the remixes and now full circle by producing his album. It's a natural progression that has seen Eli's following steadily grow, with heightened anticipation for what's next.
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text: I'm going to a Sacramento River Cat game on Friday and am looking forward to Manny being Manny in the minors but are there any prospects that can make a difference in Oakland that I should be looking for? They are playing the Tacoma Rainiers which are the Mariners triple a affiliate so I was wondering if they have anyone big coming up. Also if anyone else has been to Raley Field already is there anything special or unique about the ballpark. Thanks. Go River Cats.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The food truck phenomenon cooked up a special gift for needy children in Louisville.
Local food trucks and vendors set up shop at St. Joseph Children's Home to raise money for the abused and neglected children.
The Frankfort Avenue Business Association coordinated the event and invited the food trucks to participate.
Food truck operators say they enjoyed the chance to work together in the fundraiser, and say the event is a sign of the food truck industry's success.
9 food trucks and 40 booths participated in the event the fundraisers.
Organizers say 10 percent of the food truck sales will go directly to the children's home.
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This was a gift and I've seen it in his dining room. It's absolutely beautiful and looks great. Appears to be very sturdy and functional.
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We like the wine rack. It is nice to have a lock on the rack. It would be nice if it were a little taller and a little bigger.
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love the way this looks in my bar room. much sturdier than expected. Very easy to assemble. would have given 5 stars but the wine rack pieces do not fit as tightly as they should when you slide them in.
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Beware - this is cheaply made. The lock doesn't lock and it's not nearly as heavy as it should be for the price they charge. I gave this as a gift and am very disappointed.
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This is a beautiful addition to our home! Assembly could not have been easier.As started in previous posts, the key does work but is primarily decorative. I would definitely recommend!
Very nice wine rack but bad lock
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We really like the wine rack for the price. It looks great, holds 45 bottles, assembles easily, and is stable. The only issue I have with it is with the lock. The lock and key would not work together and after trying many times to get the key to work, the lock broke.
We still liked it enough to keep the rack and not go through the whole return procedure.
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I bought this because of all the prior good reviews. It looks OK, but it arrived with 2 broken welds, both of which are on the front/visible side, and the door lock, which I didn't plan to use, does not line up with the hole on the side, so you have to push down on the door to get it to lock. And it has to be locked because the door is slightly warped and hangs open if not locked. Quality control issues here. I didn't return it because I'd have to box it all back up, send it back prepaid UPS, and hope the replacement wasn't worse. Maybe the prices here reflect "seconds" that cannot be sold at full retail?
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Even then, Howard Miller understood the need to create products that would be steeped in quality and value. He expected nothing less than the best. And it was only under those strict conditions that he allowed his name to grace every clock manufactured at their sprawling facility in Zeeland, Michigan.
Howard Miller was schooled in the fine art of clockmaking by his father, Herman, in the Black Forest region of Germany. Howard developed into a visionary whose keen sense of innovation spawned a tradition of excellence that has been uncompromised through three generations.
While the early years focused on the manufacture of chiming wall and mantel clocks, Howard Miller also produced trend-setting avant garde clocks that stand today in collectors' galleries. During World War II, Howard Miller joined forces with the Ford Motor Co. to produce anti-aircraft covers. In the 1960s, the company turned its attention to grandfather clocks, eventually earning the company the title of "World's Largest Grandfather Clock Manufacturer."
In 1989, Howard Miller began creating collectors cabinets with the same attention to detail and craftsmanship inherent in their clockmaking. Fashioned from glass and hardwoods, the cabinets are ideal for displaying heirlooms, plates, glassware and other collectibles.
As part of the company's continuing effort to bring customers only the best in handcrafted products, Howard Miller recently acquired three companies: The Hekman Furniture Company produces a strong cadre of carefully sculpted hardwood pieces that range from 18th and 19th Century reproductions, to contemporary products featuring fine metals and exotic woods. The Woodmark Company makes fine upholstered pieces. And the exquisite movement in many clocks we offer is made by Old World craftsmen employed by the Kieninger Company of Germany.
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PLANO, Texas -- In an effort to boost sales, J.C. Penney's says it will preserve two holiday traditions: Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Store executives promise the lowest prices ever in the history of the company.
Nearly a year ago, the retailer revamped its pricing strategy by getting rid of heavy markdowns and promoting "the square deal" everyday pricing approach. However, sales were down in the second and third quarters.
J.C. Penney's says it wants to distance itself from so-called "false promotions", where goods are marked up and then marked back down to make it seem as if the customer is getting a good deal.


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MAKEUP: "It's a portrait of a lady," said McGrath, who set her shocking "sherbet" pink lips against an otherwise neutral, artist-inspired palette. "I was thinking of Tamara de Lempicka's modernity and Vanessa Beecroft's use of color—the way she uses it to pull out one element of a [composition]."
HAIR: Palau was thinking "soft, sexy, and very French" backstage, where his luxe, half-up style brought to mind an early Catherine Deneuve. "It's extremely feminine and a bit sexier than last season," he said before fitting models like Joan Smalls with the designer's glittering jeweled headbands, pulling tendrils loose at the sides of the face.
NAILS: "We custom mixed the color to match Arizona [Muse]'s bright coral dress," said Park, referencing the painterly floral frock the model wore down the runway.
EYES: "It's a soft eye," said McGrath, who blended CoverGirl Tapestry Taupe around the entire eye before swiping on brown mascara. Last season's bleached brows gave way to a more natural look: "We're just filling them in with pencils and powders, restoring their healthy shape," she said.
LIPS: The electric pink pigment McGrath created backstage was custom mixed to match a piece of fabric from the collection.
HAIR: A blowout with Redken Velvet Gelatine created the bouncy, smooth, expensive looking "dream hair" of a proper Ricci girl. After adding volume at the crown (with Redken Aerate Bodifying Cream-Mousse), and an oversized curl at the ends, he pinned up the sides with a few overlapping bobby pins.


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Albany -- Police officers assigned to work in individual schools is becoming more common throughout the state.
Those officers organized The Georgia Association of School Resource Officers in 1994. The state's fast growing law enforcement association is meeting this week in Albany to make schools safer.
Other School Resource Officers call Karen Gary "the Mother of their organization." Gary founded the Georgia Association of School Resource Officers 11 years ago, and wrote the training manual taught in Forsyth. Gary said "Students are learning. Our teachers are safe while teaching. Our law enforcement agencies are being looked upon not only as the bad guy, but as positive role models."
More than 70 School Resource officers, representing 32 law enforcement agencies across the state are in Albany this week for a training conference. Captain Lynn Wood said "Maybe we haven't had the problem that some of them have yet, but it's probably coming. And we can talk about it."
School resource officers say they are not only keeping schools safe. They learn a lot from the school kids about crime. Gary said "One thing that people take for granted, is our young people know what's happening in our communities."
And these officers says they see the S.R.O. trend growing throughout the state. Gary said "It makes a difference, to have the presence of someone there who cares."
The School Resource Officers say researching trends in schools throughout the state and the country will keep up to date, and better able to keep their schools safe.
The Georgia School Resource Officers' conference here will run through Wednesday.
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