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Brad Keselowski is going to enjoy this NASCAR Sprint Cup championship. I think he's going to represent our sport well as the champion. He's going to bring a new, renewed interest in our sport because he is only 28 years old. Not to take anything away from recent champions Tony Stewart or Jimmie Johnson, they've been awesome ambassadors as champions of our sport for the last seven years, but I just think Brad attracts a younger demographic which is what we're truly trying to get back engaged with our sport. I see these guys enjoying it, but I see then going right back to work pretty hard. They've obviously got a pretty major undertaking in trying to win their second consecutive title. Like everybody else in the Cup series, they've got a major body change, and that kind of gives everybody a clean sheet of paper and everybody's got a lot of work to do. Then, of course, they're making the transition from Dodge to Ford. I don't think that's going to be that big of a deal for them, especially - I thought it was a brilliant move for Penske right now, it may not be long term - since they've elected to go to Roush Yates for their engines. That's already an established engine company that wins races and wins championships. I think that transition, especially since we've got a new body stryle regardless, puts them on a much more even keel. I see no reason why they cannot repeat as champion. Every year, a season ends and we start to make our predictions. Our predictions are truly only based off of what we know to that point. Did we have any reason to believe that the two guys that battled in 2011 to the bitter end would not be championship contenders in 2012? Lets face it, Tony Stewart won five races of the 10 in the Chase. Carl Edwards was a model of consistency battling Tony to the bitter end. And then those two guys were really not players this year. Tony won his three races, but he was absolutely never a factor in the Chase for the Sprint Cup. And Carl Edwards didn't even make the Chase. Did we ever believe that Brad Keselowski and Paul Wolfe, in only their second season together in Cup and only Keselowski's third season in the series, did we ever believe they were going to win this championship? We felt they were going to run well, but I'm not sure we picked them as championship contenders. Would we have ever believed that Clint Bowyer, going to a brand-new organization, a brand-new race team and Micahel Waltrip Racing as a whole, since they started in 2007 not really making a lot of noise in the sport, did we ever believe they would be contenders wining three races and finishing second in the points? So I guess we sit here today and say it looks like it will be Keselowski, Bowyer, Jimmie Johnson, the five that finished at the top of the heap this year, contending for the title but I can almost guarantee you there will be some new players next year just like there were this year.
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Written by Greg Bennett Friday, 29 January 2010 00:00
Legionnaires with Charles Wagner Post 421 attended the Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) Enrollment Event hosted by the William M. Gouse, Jr. VFW Post 3211 on Jan. 20. Post 421 Commander Charles Rockwood, John Mauro, PC, Joseph Messana and Greg Bennett attended along with numerous veterans and the leaders of local veterans groups.
At the enrollment event veterans signed up for Veterans Affairs (VA) medical care, had VA photo identification cards updated or issued and VA medical staff took blood pressures. Representatives of the newly opened temporary Nassau VA Vet Center in Plainview were also present to assist veterans. Matthew Rufano, the newly appointed director of the Nassau County Veterans Service Agency, was also in attendance.
Post 421 thanks Northport VA Director Phillip Moschitta for reaching out to veterans in Nassau and hopes the enrollment events will continue throughout Nassau County.
The DVA has established a temporary Nassau Vet Center at 1425 Old Country Road, Building H, in Plainview, in the same complex as the Nassau County Veterans Service Agency. Vet Centers provide readjustment counseling for veterans of wars or hostile actions and their families. Bereavement counseling is available for families who have lost a loved one in military service.
The American Legion encourages veterans who experience post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), flashbacks, nightmares or other combat trauma to seek readjustment counseling and file a VA disability claim. We encourage family members to seek assistance to keep the family together. We encourage women veterans who have experienced sexual trauma in the military to seek VA care. Seeking counseling and joining a veterans organization can start a healing process.
Contact Nassau Vet Center Team Leader Jeanne Morrison, MS, at 572-8452 or Alice Psirakis, LCSW, at 572-8300. We thank the Vet Center staff for their dedicated service in caring for our veterans. Nassau County, with a growing and large veterans population, deserves a permanent Nassau Vet Center.
Post 421 Commander Charles Rockwood and Legionnaires salute our comrades at the William M. Gouse, Jr. Hicksville VFW Post 3211 for their 75th anniversary of service to our veterans, nation and the Hicksville community. Best wishes to VFW Post Commander William Walden along with Post 3211 members and the auxiliary for many more years of dedicated service.
Charles Wagner Post 421 meets the first and third Monday of each month at the William M. Gouse Jr. VFW Post, 320 South Broadway, at 8 p.m. Veterans are invited to join. Donations are sought to help hospitalized veterans, military members and their families through the Legion Legacy Scholarship Fund and Operation Comfort Warriors. Donations can be sent to American Legion Post 421, PO Box 925, Hicksville, NY 11802.

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Patrick "Pat" Quinn, President of U.S. XpressPhoto by Contributed Photo /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Patrick E. Quinn, co-chairman and president of Chattanooga-based U.S. Xpress Enterprises, Inc., died today following a battle with brain cancer.
Quinn, 65, founded U.S. Xpress in 1985 with business partner Max Fuller, the company's co-chairman and CEO.
Under the leadership of Quinn and Fuller, U.S. Xpress grew from a 48-truck start-up operation to become the nation's second largest privately owned truckload carrier, with 8,500 trucks and more than 10,000 employees nationwide.
Quinn served as chairman of the American Trucking Associations as well as chairman of the Truckload Carriers Association.
During his term as Chairman of ATA, Quinn received an appointment in 2006 from then-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist to the National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commission.
"Pat was a tremendous business partner and he had a real passion for working to make a difference in our industry," said Fuller, who assumed the majority of Quinn's duties at U.S. Xpress following his diagnosis earlier this year. "One of the most lasting accomplishments of my career was the business partnership that Pat and I established. To me, Pat was more than a friend.
Quinn is survived by his wife of 43 years, Anna Marie, three children and seven grandchildren.
His oldest daughter, Lisa Pate, currently serves as executive vice president and general counsel for U.S. Xpress Enterprises, while his son, Brian, is the vice president and general manager of the company's International Business Unit.
"He was a true partner and, most importantly to me, Pat was family," Fuller said. "Pat left an indelible mark on U.S. Xpress and our industry. He will be missed."
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Ellis Smith joined the Chattanooga Times Free Press in January 2010 as a business reporter. His beat includes the flooring industry, Chattem, Unum, Krystal, the automobile market, real estate and technology. Ellis is from Marietta, Ga., and has a bachelor's degree in mass communication at the University of West Georgia. He previously worked at UTV-13 News, Carrollton, Ga., as a producer; at the The West Georgian, Carrollton, Ga., as editor; and at the Times-Georgian, Carrollton, ...


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FUZZ Weekly Update: Live Music, Good Wine!
Hello FUZZ Testers!
In case you missed it last Friday, Cuckoo Chaos and Foxtails Brigade played two awesome back-to-back sessions, and they both absoslutely killed it! I even had the pleasure of interviewing the guys of Cuckoo Chaos after their set. If you weren't in attendence, you will definitely want to check out the Sessions Blog to check out what you missed!
Upcoming FUZZ Sessions:
This week we have another CAN'T-MISS event airing on the FUZZ Sessions Blog: On Friday, 2/15/2013 between 2-4PM we will be hosting a special music and wine sampling session here at the FUZZ Bass-ment featuring music by Leeds-based funk band and longtime friends of FUZZ, The New Mastersounds, and wine supplied by Todd Maus of the award-winning Sonoma winery, Deering Wine! The band will start jamming around 2PM for about an hour, and then sit down with FUZZ CEO Jeff Yasuda and Todd Maus of Deering Wine at 3PM for fun roundtable discussion during which the guys will sample wines and discuss music!
The New Mastersounds - 2/15/2013 @ 2PM, Pacific
Eddie Roberts and his Leeds-based funk band The New Mastersounds will be coming to you live from the bass-ment studio, and can be viewed exclusively on the FUZZ Session Blog! The band is currently touring, fresh off of the release of their most recent album "Out on the Faultline" which dropped on November 5, 2012 on One Note Records. They are stopping by for a session amidst a stop in San Francisco during which they are headlining The Boom Boom Room for three consecutive nights (Thurs 2/14 – Sat 2/16) in San Francisco's famed Fillmore District. Be sure to check out theSessions Blog to enjoy previous New Mastersounds sessions, http://newmastersounds.com/ for more info on their new project and when they'll be playing near you!
Deering Wine Sampling Session - 2/15/2013 @ 3PM, Pacific
Immediately following the The New Mastersounds set, Todd Maus will be on hand to showcase a variety of the wines produced at Deering Wine in Sonoma, CA! Deering Wine was born in 2004 out of Todd's and his wife Blair's shared passion for drinking wine and cultivating grapes. Both raised in families with rich histories in farming and agriculture, the two have since dedicated themselves to producing great wines. Deering Wine has produced several "Best of Class" wines including the Deering 2008 Maus Vineyard Zinfandel and the Deering 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon. Needless to say, we are very excited to host Todd and sample Deering Wine's offerings! For more info on Deering Wine, be sure to check out www.deeringwine.com.
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Team USA steams past Argentina
This was supposed to be a U.S. team whose defensive tenacity was to carry them to a gold medal. This was a team that prided itself on its defense to suffocate the opposition. Turns out, the best defense might just be a good offense.
In the case of the U.S., it was another incredible offensive output. Led by Kevin Durant and a barrage of three-point shots, the Americans steamrolled past Argentina in the second half to take what ended up becoming a rather easy 126-97 victory Monday night.
Durant was unstoppable from beyond the arc, adding yet another lights-out performance to the list of great shooting spectacles accomplished by the U.S. team in these Games. The NBA's reigning three-time scoring champion sunk nine of his 12 shots, going 8-10 from downtown, to finish with 28 for the game.
"Those are game breakers," LeBron James said of the Durant show. "When you got a guy that can shoot the way he shoots, it opens the flow of the game up. It's backbreakers for the opposing team and he caught fire and we needed it."
It seemed like Team USA was going to need every one of those in the first half.
Both teams were off to a track meet as soon as the guns sounded and the U.S. started off struggling on the defensive end as Argentina converted 56 percent of their field goals, including 11 of their first 15 shots, to find themselves down just a point in a tight 60-59 first half.
The U.S., though, had no intentions of another close game after their narrow 99-94 scrape-through over Lithuania Saturday. Enter Kevin Durant. After James jump-started the run with the team's first 7 points in the third period, there was no stopping the machine that is Durant as he went 5-6 from three-point land in the quarter.
"It sort of developed, but anybody in their right mind, when he gets shooting the ball like that, there's only one thing to do: Get the ball to him," Chris Paul said referring to Durant. "Luckily, we have a team that has the presence of mind to get it to him. He is unbelievable. We have to yell at him to shoot the ball and as you see, he usually makes it."
The U.S. took over with a 42 point quarter as their lead ballooned to 26 points. Durant single-handedly matched the entire Argentina squad's output of 17 points in the period.
"I think we did a great job of responding from last game," Durant said. "It was a tough game and so was the first half tonight. Guys played together. That second half is how we want to play."
The U.S. team collectively was not too shabby from three-point territory, unless you compare it to their historic performance against Nigeria. The Americans blew past the Argentines by hitting 20 of their 39 threes.
Next up on Team USA's plate are the surprising Australians, the only team to beat Russia thus far in these Olympics, in the quarterfinal round. The U.S. might want to start playing better defense now that the elimination games have come around. Then again, another three-point extravaganza by the U.S. might be more than enough to take them one step closer to another gold.


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Downloaded the AppUp, registered and they offered me a free download of PacMan, but Angry Birds is still listed at £3.49......
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The article did say "tomorrow" which is now today, so that might be a clue..?
It says tomorrow...
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Article says "From tomorrow........"
Me Fail!
Oh well. Still says it's £3.49 for me today - probably cos it's now over the 15,000 download mark. Never mind - stick to my iPad version.
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If they gave all their merchandise away for free.
Well presumably the Dixons version...
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Registered with AppUpp yesterday, but Angry Birds is still £3.49 today.
So re-registered today (1st Feb) and 'woohoo' free Angry birds downloaded and now running.
I give it five minutes
from when the action starts, modulo the system getting swamped. So best download & register the app thingy and have it ready come midnight. Probably. Me, I don't have a winders box handy so I won't be holding my breath.
Angry Birds for free
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CCSO deputies responded to the residence in reference the complaint of domestic violence and to check the well-being of 34 year old Lisa Marie Christopolus. The deputies initially approached a double glass door to the first floor living room. Receiving no response, they went to another glass doors to the living room and the mother gained entry using a key. The deputies then announced their presence. Christopolus fired three shots from a hand gun; the deputies immediately retreated to safety with the mother.
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Buying fresh whole fish (striped bass) in New York Chinatown
So I wanted to start cooking some steamed whole fish (striped bass in particular). The prices in Chinatown fish markets seem reasonable, but I'm torn between buying something from the tank - or sitting on ice. The fish sitting on the ice look/feel/smell fresh, but I'm just curious about how long they've been sitting there. Is it possible these were dead fish from the tank that they just put on the ice? Where did the striped bass really come from? Is it possible it was actually frozen and just defrosted in the morning?
I know nothing is fresher than fish from the tank, but it's much more expensive. i'm just curious about where the fish really came from. Are some days better than others to get fish? If the fish on the ice can be somewhat 'comparable' to fish out of the tank, i prefer to buy that instead because it's cheaper. Any thoughts you fish experts?
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Thanks. I'll try that!
If you're trying to maximize value, I used to see the fish guy take dying fish out and put them on ice, to sell at a discount to live. But, it really does make a difference. I used to buy striped bass from C-town to make soup (simple, nothing more than fish, ginger, scallion, water and salt to taste). And while even a just dead fish would have the classic fishiness in the soup (because there aren't many things to hide that flavor), the live fish would always have the cleanest, most refreshing aroma / taste.
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I think live striped bass usually go for $6 to $7 a pound in NYC Chinatown, whereas the dead ones go for about $4 to $5 a pound. I know it doesn't seem like a huge difference, but I'm just on a tight budget this month.
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Lol - thanks for the suggestion Bkeats. I might consider in the future, but I think I'll stick to buying one for now. Any thoughts on buying fresh fish in Chinatown?
re: FishMan12
I have to say that between buying what I suspect is farmed striped bass swimming in a tank and farmed striped bass on ice, I don't think there will be that much of a difference. I much prefer a wild caught striped bass or bluefish.
First of all, they're not striped bass. They're "sunshine bass", a cross between a male striped bass (Morone saxatilis), and a female white bass (Morone chrysops).
Sunshine bass are aquacultured. Exclusively. They're fed pellets made of juvenile finfish and raised in severely crowded conditions, which means that they're dosed with antibiotics.
And they're not a good fish for steaming at all. Try black sea bass ($), or flounder.
re: knucklesandwich
Ok. So those fish that they have in the tank (鱸魚 in Chinese)are actually sunshine bass? That's a freshwater fish isn't it? And regardless of the fish type (sunshine bass, striped, etc.) - are fish on ice simply dead fish from the tank?
re: FishMan12
Fish should never to stored directly on ice, the water turns the flesh to mush. Also whole fish should be gutted as soon as possible. If whole ungutted fish are sitting around on ice the guts are fouling the flesh. I would go to the Lobster Place or other reputable mongers. Agree I would avoid tank fish in Chinatown. And yes farmed "striped bass" have inferior flavor.
re: chervil9
Fish should never to stored directly on ice
So how do you keep your fresh caught fish? What do you think the day boats do with their catch?
re: Bkeats
Ok - I guess I'm even more confused now. If fish isn't suppose to be stored on beds of ice, what do you expect them to be on? All dead fish I see are always on a bed of ice (Chinatown, or other markets).
re: FishMan12
It seems that one ought to drain off the water from the melting ice, as opposed to letting it sit in a puddle of ice + melting ice + the water from the melted ice. Perhaps chervil meant that?
But yes, it seems to me that almost all fish markets and fish counters even in Western supermarkets etc etc hold and display their already-dead fish directly in contact with ice - those that I've seen in my many years of buying food to cook, anyway.
The recommended way of "preserving the catch" for sashimi-grade tuna and other fish on board fishing vessels is, in fact, by directly icing them (fish in direct contact with ice) with an optional pre-cooling in chilled seawater (CSW) (yes, direct contact between fish and water) or even holding them just in CSW until they get back to port. Freezing is, of course, a longer-term option on suitably-equipped boats...
re: huiray
If you look at the displays at Wild Edibles and the Lobster Place they have metal trays placed over the ice that hold the fish.
re: chervil9
Ok - so they're displaying fish in a fancy market for sale to an upscale crowd. How do you think the fish was kept cool before it got there? Ever been out on a boat on open water and tried to keep fish in a metal pan on ice when you're pounding through 3' chop? It goes directly in the fish locker with plenty of ice.
ETA - and I don't gut the fish right after I catch it.
re: chervil9
Are you saying that all fishmongers that store/display fish** directly on ice [or organizations that recommend so, like the SPC] are disreputable? (see your previous post) Wow.
BTW, I took a look at The Lobster Place's website. Here's their shopping landing page: http://store.lobsterplace.com/store/d... . It seems to me that all the pictures of whole fish (except the King Salmon) show fish in direct contact with ice. :-)
** BTW we are really talking about whole fish in this thread.
ETA: The Wild Edibles website has pics of BOTH their whole fish and fish fillets on ice. The whole fish in direct contact with ice, the fish fillets with incomplete shielding (with all that "decoration") from direct contact with ice.
re: chervil9
That's not true, chervil9! According to the NYC Dept of Health and Mental Hygiene, fresh fish must be stored cold and on ice, 41°F or less. Furthermore, there is no inspection for fresh fish other than what can be done by sight, touch and one's sense of smell.
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Will disagree here. I steam these all the time and they're quite delicious.
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I was listening to a podcast with James Tracey, the exec chef of Craft and Colicchio & Sons.
He mentioned that the fish in Chinatown is "genetically modified". Anyone know if that's true?
I generally get black sea bass from Chinatown. I don't really find that much issue over it when it's only $4-5/lb vs $8+ at Whole Foods or other places.
re: mitchleeny
Lots of migratory fish moving from up north through the area including the east river. They come in from the Atlantic through the Race into LIS, past Hell's Gate, down the east river and out once again into the Atlantic and continue south. Stripers, bluefish, even bonito and albacore. Fishing in the harbor this time of year can be very exciting. The fish are fine to eat too. They move north in the spring and south in the fall. There is a breeding pool of stripers up the hudson, but most of the fish are just passing through. Nothing like hitting a blitz of the fish going through a school of bunker.
re: Bkeats
after watching a Chinese man pull a bunch of good sized stripers out of the Hudson at Battery Park City I had a thought about where some of the good priced fish in these markets may be coming from.
For FishMan12, I definitely dont believe that the fish on ice you see in Chinese markets come out of the tanks. They sell too many fish for that, and the live market is a smaller specialty market. Maybe a fish winds up there from time to time, but I imagine the vast majority, maybe all of the fish for sale were purchased dead from commercial sources.
re: FishMan12
Not necessarily died in the tank. Live fish cost more to transport. That's why they cost more. The fish on ice have been dead for a while. Lot easier to ship fish on ice.
re: FishMan12
the ones that are fish that have just died in the tank are usually clearly marked as such. otherwise, i would assume the fish are long dead.
The seafood sold in Chinatown is arriving via the Fulton Street fish market at Hunts Point - the second largest fish market in the world. One vendor of striped bass is Nature's Catch out of Clarksdale, MS - seems they were just bought by a larger Texas concern.
Attached photo taken along Canal Street last year. The white box on top at right is farm raised striped bass from Nature's Catch.
re: scoopG
thanks scoopG. Do you think the fish is coming in daily? I'm just curious if the fish I see laying on beds of ice might have been sitting there for days. Do you think they were caught recently? Is it possible that they are quite old?
re: FishMan12
FishMan12, I think the fish in Chinatown is very fresh - Chinese demand for fresh fish and seafood is high. You have to judge fish for yourself - their eyes should be clear and bulging and the gills should be bright red. Fresh fish flesh should be firm to the touch.
Fish that is going bad will have a fishy odor of course and the eyes will be cloudy. Also the gills will be grey colored; the scales are loose. In the attached photo you can see the truck of the Chinese vendor. Some hounds prefer the fish mongers on Grand street.
re: scoopG
It's always caveat emptor when buying seafood, isn't it?
I just happen to think the you're more likely to find some shady fish in Chinatown than at, say, Whole Foods or the greenmarket.
re: scoopG
And then there's this (regarding stripers):
"Striped bass are a big marine fish concern of the DEC not only because they are a prized game fish for recreational anglers, but also because they are full of PCBs, thanks to the General Electric ( GE - news - people ) plants upstream on the Hudson that pumped the contaminants into the water for 30 years until 1976. There is no commercial fishery for stripers in New York City waters."
So go right ahead and enjoy that fish from the East River.
re: mitchleeny
I think you were responding to me and not scoop. You missed my point. Striped bass is migratory. Any issue with pcb is there regardless of where they are caught. If you know anything about striped bass, there are two principal breeding areas, the hudson and the Chesapeake. The fish all head north in the summer and travel south in the fall. If you eat wild striped bass, no way of knowing which population you are getting. By the way, many wild fish have some sort of issue whether it be mercury or pcb. Based on your concerns I hope you don't eat tuna.
re: Bkeats
No, I get your point...or biology lesson. I think you missed mine.
although this is an old thread,
i'd like to provide my comment/experience in case people are interested in similar discussion.
the golden rule shopping in chinatown in general,
if you dont know what you're doing, there's a big chance that you are going to get something below the average quality compare to those who pay the similar price.
because there are too many picky customers(chinese) out there, so that they'll try to sell the less quality items to those who apparently can't tell the difference and who doesn't seems like to come back often enough. (if you have a way to make them like you, then MAYBE that's a different story)
I'm chinese and mandarin is my mother tongue, even that sometimes it's still not completely comfortable for me to shop in chinatown when i dont have enough knowledge for what i intend to buy.


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WASHINGTON - If you have never experienced a television that is demonically possessed, count your blessings.
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With my TV, every evening is a surprise. I am pretty sure my flat-screen is inhabited by a higher, mischief-making power that controls my remote.
The fact that I am sometimes forced to watch what the TV wants, not what I want, may be punishment -- directed at me because I went so long without cable. I think I was one of the last Americans to subscribe.
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I recently tried to sneak away from the National Geographic or History Channel, which was doing a show about the Druids. I was trying to get to HBO for "Boardwalk Empire," but it was not to be.
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Equally weird, before Rachel Ray and the cattle-auction-without-end came into my life, the TV would freeze on any channel with a show featuring actor Treat Williams. I am still not familiar with his work, but he seems to be cast as a kindly dad/husband who is either listening to his wife or counseling his kids. I don't know more than that because the TV always stops at the same scene, freezes, then moves on. I think it may be shown to convicted felons as part of the rehabilitation process.
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