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Neil Diamond I am ... I said Lyrics
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LA's fine, the sun shines most the time
The feeling is laid back
Palm trees grow and the rents are low
But you know I keep thinking about
Making my way back
Well, I'm New York City born and raised
But nowadays, I'm lost between two shores
LA's fine, but it ain't home
New York's home but it ain't mine no more
I am, I said
To no one there
And no one heard at all
Not even the chair
I am, I cried
I am, said I
And I am lost, and I can't even say why
Leavin' me lonely still
Did you ever read about a frog who dreamed of being a king
And then became one
Well, except for the names and a few other changes
If you talk about me, the story's the same one
But I got an emptiness deep inside
And I've tried but it won't let me go
And I'm not a man who likes to swear
But I've never cared for the sound of being alone
I am, I said
To no one there
And no one heard at all
Not even the chair
I am, I cried
I am, said I
And I am lost, and I can't even say why
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Thanks to Ron for submitting I am ... I said Lyrics.
Being alone... | Reviewer: Jan | 10/17/14
The song always meant to me, that even in marriage and motherhood, none of my family heard me...just like that chair. The husband couldn't have cared less about me or my feelings, and the kids were...well, just kids. I used to vacuum with the headphones and listen to this song...I always felt so alone in my marriage, which lasted only 20 years. Thanks Neil...I always had a song to relate to in my worst moments of feeling alone. Jan
If I didn't know better, I would have thought Neil wrote this song for my wife. | Reviewer: Wayne | 1/27/14
My wife's name is Leland. She was born in Staten Is. NY on 1/24/45. Neils birthday. She lived with her family in NY until she married me in 1968 and moved to L A and raised our family. Every time I listen to this song it seems totally about her. I think that her being a girl makes it even more sensitive. She was lost between two shores for many years. We have been to many of Neils concerts and are life long fans.
Connection | Reviewer: Ben | 12/11/13
I understand the analogy to Neil's own life, but for me the part in particular that resonates with me is "And no one heard at all
Not even the chair"
The inner heart-ache just touches me deeply. I've been in a situation like that and its not pleasant at all; The furniture represents the random people you come into contact with on a day to day, (e.g work colleague)whom are no help when you feel at your lowest, and if family members are emotionally distant it just emphasises the pain.
This song helped me to deal with my emotions properly. Sometimes I overthink and depress myself further. This song on the other hand is 100% Empathy. It reminds me that whatever issues I'm facing that it will all work out ok in the end (the old addage "If its not ok, its not the end") It reminds me that its ok to feel sad -Its a natural emotion.
I just want to thank Neil Diamond for writing this, its helped make some of the darkest days a whole lot better for me.
~~~Teenager, anon.
The price of success | Reviewer: RodeoGirl65 | 11/10/13
He talks about a frog who dreamed of being a King. This is his personal story of moving to LA to find fame and fortune and leaving the close knit ties behind where he was accepted for who he was. Didn't matter if he was "just Neil" back home - and he had immeasurable wealth in the love of his family, friends, etc.
This is what I took away here....such a great song...we moved here in June 1970...so glad I go to stay with the grandparents every summer and still go to family home every year to see all the cousins aunts uncles - love them dearly. LA went to the dogs....
8/8/12 REVIEW | Reviewer: GREG | 6/4/13
Whoever wrote the 08/08/12 review succintly hit it on the head. I felt exactly the same way for three years in California during the mid 70s. It was like Neil Diamond was singing the song for me.
I Am Lost | Reviewer: They Call Me Nobody | 8/8/12
I thought I had made connections and friends in my little new town. Five years shot to hell by inconsiderate, self centered people who can't call me for a simple drink or just the pleasure of my company. This song is about unbearable lonliness, I know it with agonozing intimacy.


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- Andiereid Dec 8, 2006 05:36 PM
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Is that the Champagne? Or do they also make a sparkling wine? (the Kirkland Champagne is the real thing, from the Champagne district in France). I was wondering how it stacks up for $20 versus other sparklers.
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The Kirkland Champagne is excellent - I think the $20 is a value. Also the Kirkland Shiraz is fantastic, and is ~$10/bottle.
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Thank you! I've been wondering about trying the bubbly for the holidays. They don't have the shiraz at the Costcos near me, sigh.
Go on the weekends and do all the sampling you can. There are some good things and some not as good. I tried some cashew granola that I really liked but couldn't buy it because I'd probably eat the whole thing. The last time I was there, I noticed a nice array of unusual (for most gracery stores)cheeses, too.
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I received that set of pots and pans for Christmas 3 years ago. The set is in great shape, in spite of 3 teens abuse. It heats quickly, cleans up easily and goes from stove to oven. No piece has warped, scratched or failed.
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When I got them 5 years ago, they were made by Calphalon and were the exact same design as theirs...you couldn't tell them apart other than one had the brand name stamped on the bottom...$250 for the Costco set, $500+ for the Calphalon set.
re: camp1980
kirkland seems to be pretty competitive as consumer reports tends to rate many of the products (like dishwashing detergent, party holiday baskets, seafood selection, etc.) "good buys" =)
i like their roast chicken... better than the usual grocery story roast chickens... and when they have the alaskan king crabs, that's pretty good as well....
re: weezycom
Oh, yes! That's a good pie. Huge, though. And their vanilla ice cream is actually Haagen-das, at about a quarter of the price.
You don't like anything even food, bring it back and you'll get a full refund no matter what the reason.
They are very liberal with their return policy on everything. Even electronics like computers they'll take back up to 6 months whereas your normal big box retailer will only give you 15 days.
My experience is very limited to one trip with a friend member about 6 months ago - everything I bought - frozen pot stickers, basil pesto - was top quality. As good as TJ's - and that's saying a lot. But we just joined this week so I'll be posting about me new discoveries.
I don't really buy a lot of their prepared foods, but their baked goods (muffins, cookies, etc.) are really good. I also noticed that they had some Costco brand candies that I had recently bought in another store, and was definitely the same name-brand product with a different label. So I concur with the general consensus that Costo/Kirkland brand is pretty good.
Anything with Kirkland Signature is a corporate wide account and is going to be in all of the Costcos. And that is huge. The sheer volume rules out most manufacturers, so if it says Kirkland Signature on it, it will most likely be made by a really large company that markets a similar product.
One of the problems they have is that they can overwhelm a small, high quality producer.
At this time of year they have large sizes of baking and entertaining products. And something extra in the cheese coolers.
Also, I still can't get over the 25# of high gluten bread flour for about $6.39. I'll save all the careful shoppers the trouble. Twenty-five and a half cents a pound.
Hi Andiereid.
I moved from Miami to Harrison Ar a year ago,getting good food here is almost impossible, so we go to springfield mo to do some of our shopping,we belong to Sam's club also as we are not lucky enough to have a Costco there,Sam's club knows they have no competition so they really give us garbage.
Well we just came back from a trip to Costco all the way to Kansas City Mo.I have been a member of Costco's for years and never really had anything bad,I'm mostly into food and I love the kirkland brand,one thing though if you buy the fresh packaged fish always check it out before you leave the store,that sometimes can go bad as they don't lay the fish on Ice,that is the only problem I've ever had with Costco, right now before the Holidays they have already cooked duck from mable farms,3 to a package I just paid $8.99 for one half and they have it for $14.99,so I loaded up for the year so if you are a duck lover load up cause they'll only carry it at Christmas.Also if ever your unhappy with any purache you've made they will take it back with no problems, your very lucky to have a Costco.Mutti.
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bags of red peppers, spanish marcona almonds, 3 pigs pate or foie gras, cases of pellegrino, Hannah's hummus.
The fresh chicken pot pie was a winner right before Thanksgiving we gave that a first try. Always enjoyed the pinwheel sandwiches. Turned out the roasted beans were Starbucks under the Kirkland label. Not everything at Costco is a winner but its a great shopping experience if you like trying new things, buying a commercial-like product or need to buy fresh items/prepared foods in large qtys.
Has anyone tried Costco's own tiramisu or cream puffs...two new items I noticed recently..
re: HillJ
My husband and son brought home a package of the cream puffs recently. One of the only items at Costco that I would wholeheartedly NOT recommend. The filling is really nasty. Sort of like extra-thick Cool Whip. No actual cream in it, I think. We left a few in the fridge and a week later they looked exactly the same.
Other than that, I'd say most Kirkland stuff is excellent - from coffee beans, bagels, baguettes, and roast chicken to socks, vitamins, and luggage.
My family and I have been Costco members since I can remember. We've probably tried every prepared food item they've got (except for the cream puffs, which I need to get soon) and we've always had great experience with it. I thought the chicken pot pie was a little salty, but that's just me. Everyone else I know loves it.
We also often buy electronics since the return policy is great.
Also, the kirkland brand pet stuff, cleaning supplies, coffee, clothes, paper products, water, and more are all great items. Oh yeah, jelly beans too.
I'm a big fan of Kirkland items. If Kirkland is one of the choices for something I need, I will buy it without question, it's that good. In my opinion it is much better than the house label of other stores. Their prepared foods are very good also, and such a bargain to boot.
The produce is just fine if you can use large quantities before it spoils. The big jars of nuts and snacky stuff are a good deal if you're having a party that requires lots of nibbles. I've bought cheese and shrimp too. I was underwhelmed by a carrot cake (sheet cake) a couple of years ago -- overly sweet and not particularly well decorated. But then, you get what you pay for, and it cost about a third of what my local bakery charged. However, I've never been tempted to buy another Costco cake.
re: ClaireWalter
Like so many in-store bakeries, I think the cakes can vary, depending on the combination of cake/filling/icing-I've had great carrot cakes from Costco- try it with the apricot filling and the cream cheese icing.
I love that they carry the mixed packages of Mrs. Mays crunch. Also, the pretzel crisps. I've had my eye on that 9-pack of chocolate cupcakes- anyone tried it?
Kirkland is not bad for certain things. I LOVE their hummus! its SO good! they also have great rotisserie chickens! Most of the things that I buy at Costco are more popular brands, but what i've had thats Kirkland has been better than generic!
My dad buys the meat at costco a lot and its excellent. Really good cuts! We also buy their fish all the time!
I'll be a dissenting vote on the Chicken Pot Pie. I thought the crust tasted like the shortening used in it was burnt or something like that. They also used giant chunks of Chicken breast and no dark meat at all. I've liked most other prepared things from Costco though. I often buy the enchiladas as an easy dinner after shopping.
Has anyone tried the fresh lasagne noodles there? I'm thinking of giving them a try. I want to make C.I.'s Lasagne Bolognese.
I've had their tiramisu - bought it for a large family cook-out last summer. It's made with chocolate cake - not ladyfingers or pound cake. It's definitely not traditional tiramisu but it's good - my family loved it! I also like their triple layer chocolate cake - topped with vanilla ice cream and my raspberry sauce - yum.
I routinely by their paper products, bottled water, coffee, red peppers, meats, other vegies and fruit. I often get their enchiladas or pizza when I want something quick.
Their prices on paperbacks and CDs are excellent too.
We really like their Salmon with basil butter. On special occasions we'll buy the 7# chocolate cake (YUM!) Every trip we buy the Einstein bagels (a dozen for 3.xx which is a bargain!)
In produce, we always buy the mixed bell peppers.
We are members of store #1, so we've been shopping there since I was in grade school.
Some of the Kirkland brand stuff is better than the name brand. For example, the Kirkland albacore tuna is outstanding, better and cheaper than Chicken of the Sea or Starkist.
Oh, and our plumber recommends the Kirkland toilet paper. It's gentle on your sewer and septic system.
As for prepared food, their bakery rocks. Their pies are standard for our family Thanksgiving. I'm particularly fond of their pecan pie which is seasonal. Muffins are reliably good and cookies too.
I don't eat cheese so I haven't tried many of the prepared stuff. The sushi is subpar, like bad supermarket quality. The party trays are pretty good and an amazing value. I routinely get the fruit and veggie platters.
The rottiserie chicken is good and feeds a crowd. I always make chicken salad with leftovers.
I don't buy everything at Costco: #1 sometimes you just don't want bulk and to have to store it or consume it all before it perishes; #2 sometimes they don't have the best price (really do the math); #3 Trader Joes often has a lot of similar frozen food items in more reasonable quantities for less or the same cost per item.
They also have the most flexible return policy of any store except maybe Nordstrom. They will take almost anything back for any reason with an unlimited time frame. I have often witnessed people in the return line in front of me who would have been told where to go at other stores treated politely and given their money back. Unfortunately some people take advantage of their generous customer service policy.
The Kirkland frozen lasagna is unbeatable. It's my girlfriend's absolute favorite dinner.
Their trail mix is also very high quality and quite a good value.
As far as non-food items, the Kirkland brand men's dress shirts are the nicest shirts I've ever bought -- I'd say they even beat Brooks Brothers. And at $15 each you really can't go wrong. Now, if they only sold khaki pants at that price too ...
re: politicfool
They DO offer khaki pants at $15. Or at least they did late last year and earlier this year. I think it's a seasonal thing so I'm expecting them to return sometime later this year. Nice quality for $15.. as good or better than Dockers, etc.
The Kirkland branded items seem ok for quality. The meat Costco sells is about average a little better quality than the what it typically sold at the typical supermarket chain, and I do not purchase prepared foods from anywhere.
I prefer to make items myself, and am very lucky to have a top notch butcher shop locally that I can get meat that is on another level than what Costco offers.
re: swsidejim
It's hard to beat Costco for their beef. Their contracts with their suppliers specify "USDA Choice or better", so every now and then, you can find USDA Prime in the case...at the same price as the Choice. It only happens when a supplier runs out of Choice and has to substitute to meet the contracted quantity. I sometimes dig though the meat case of sub-primals to see if there are any Primes in there, whether I need to get any meat or not.
What really convinced me to shop Costco for meat was the time I saw a family friend at Costco with a pallet full of boxes of beef. He owned a small restaurant, and said that in the relatively small quantities he required, Costco was better and cheaper than the local wholesalers.
re: ricepad
The beef i have purchased @ Costco on a rare occasion was average.
I prefer my local meat market/butcher who has been in business since the late 1800's to Costco. I can get Prime beef whenver I go in there, and the service is top notch.
Also, Costco wont invite me out back to drink a beer right before they are closing on a Saturday afternoon like my butcher does. For me its about the high quality, and the personal touch a family owned place can give me.
I know some folks dont have access to a small town high quality butcher, so Costco is probably a good option. My grocery run typically is made up of a few stops, so I can pick and choose where to buy which items.
Our parents organization buys the Costco sheetcakes for refreshments at school events. We always get a lot of compliments on the carrot, chocolate and vanilla cakes. Three cakes serve 200 people. Not bad at $16 each.
Having worked with a private label manufacturer supplying Kirkland, I can give you some perspective on their store-brand philosophy, though it is general, and not specific to their food products.
Most "store brands" are sold strictly on price. They may not be as good as national brands, but they offer a lower cost option. Wal*Mart has this philosophy..their goal is to significantly undercut national brands on price, even if it means lower quality.
Costco's philosophy is different. They actually say that they will not offer a Kirkland version of a national brand, unless they beleive it is at least equal to, if not better than the national brand in quality, and are less concerned about being priced well below the national brand.
Assuming this is true for their food products as well, I'd say Kirkland branded items are certainly worth trying. Food may be a bit more subjective than say, disposable diapers, or paper towels, but certainly worth a try...
re: ChefBoyAreMe
The only "Kirkland" brand item I don't automatically choose over the name brand stuff is for their wines. That's more of a subjective thing. But everything else, I will purchase Kirkland first over the brand names because I've yet to find any instance in which the name brand was better. Plus Kirkland is cheaper, too. Clothes, food, pots/pans, etc., they make 1st class products.
re: ChefBoyAreMe
Well they all say who the real manufacturer is ...Kirkland by Paul Newman....Kirkland roasted by Starbuck's...Kirkland by Quaker Oats...
Only the pink salmon and dishwasher powder are labeled "Kirkland SIgnature" only.
I hardly consider it even to be a store brand. It is a real brand that costs even less.
re: monkuboy
I thought the liquid detergent was Clout or something like that (I only buy Tide powder so don't really look). I know that before some items had the Kirkland Signature brand on them, they were just sold there as an item on their own (singular) brand name. The items I mentioned above all have both Kirkland and that company listed on the packaging.
re: blackcvpi
True dat blackcvpi. If you don't have the receipt they will look it up and give you a costco cash card. Took something back today but of course I spent way more than was on the card. Go figure. :)
re: givemecarbs
Costco dog beds are a steal at $18.00 !!
re: debw1946
We got one today! It's a beauty. I was thinking of throwing it on the rug a taking a nap on it myself. The thing is about 40" across.
re: blackcvpi
Buying a lot from Costco for many years, I find that "Kirkland" brand of different items may be increasing. I never hesitate to buy a Kirkland brand because it says, "Kirkland." On the contrary, I will buy a Kirkland brand in preference because I feel that I have better value for money. This may not be true of all articles, but so far I have not regretted it.


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The America's Got Talent contestant who claimed during his Monday night audition that he suffered brain damage as the result of an explosion in Afghanistan - and originally stood by the story in the face of mounting criticism - now admits he had his facts wrong.
"It may not have happened exactly like I said it did," Poe told The New York Post. "I really do not remember a lot of things since the accident."
Poe, an engaged father of two, still says a "blast" went off near his head (and provided the newspaper with documents to prove it) during combat, but admits he boasted about medals he never earned and submitted a photo of another soldier that he attempted to pass off as himself.
Another lie? Or misremembering, as Poe would like us to believe? That he never sang until he left the Middle East.
"I was in a band," Poe now says. "But it was before the accident. And at the time of AGT, when the judges asked, before I could even think about answering, my words had already came out."
Friends say Poe is suicidal and members of his family have been threatened. America's Got Talent viewers will see him during Las Vegas auditions next week and to them, as well as all citizens, he has the following to say:
"I would like to take the time to tell the the American people how truly sorry I am that they had to endure the incomplete facts. I understand how they feel."
He should be put off the show, that is a darn lie, I was in the army for 10 years and 7 month's, a Vietnam times, I am proud of our troops, why some one has to lie and put up a wrong picture is as low as he can get
This is in response to Judy's post..... The guy served ONE month in afganistan, he is a loser and coward! Some of us have actually been there and witnessed some horrible things!
Maybe he exaggerates the stutter, maybe he exaggerates the brain injury. What I can't get past is that he deliberately stole a picture of another soldier and lied and said it was him. That was not giving an "incomplete fact". That was flat out deception! I was not impressed with his singing anyway. I was WAY more excited about the goth opera singer. Let's not be mean to Tim...no one should feel suicidal. He made a big mistake and now he has to deal with it. Let him get on with his life, but not on his show. America won't vote him thru anyway, so let's give someone else who actually has a chance of winning that spot.
It is unfortunate what war can do to our servicemen and women. Prehaps before we make judgement on Tim we should educate ourselves what brain damage can do to someone. Lieing may be Tim's easy way of covering up his PTSD. This young man can sing. We are upset because we truly don't understand why someone could pull something over on us. Forgive and nobody has to forget. Just another part of 911 that filters down. Let the doctors help Tim go through this part of his life. Maybe this happened for a reason. Maybe Tim needs more help than we know. In his mind maybe he searches for a way out of war. Now he can get help and avoid more troubles that PTSD causes. Hopefully his singing can heal the gap that war placed in his soul. Let Tim sing!
Omg! when I saw his audition I knew something wasn't right because when he came out after he made it, he did not stutter once and nick canon even commented on it... What a shame.
Tim Poe THANK YOU for serving our country and thank you for the beautiful song you nailed it! ignore all the haters.
The thing is this man lied to us and we were duped by him. We all love a story and cheered him on but once the truth came out, we can't believe anything he says anymore. He's made his bed now he has to LIE in it. The photos is a lie, the non-singing career is a lie, injury is a lie, maybe he has no kids and no stutter either. There is no way america will forgive this man now.
I admit I was fooled by this guy. Thanks for the follow up stories.
Ahma2-5 - I pretty much agree with your assertion. I think (a) the knee-jerk reaction of the media (and subsequent same from drone public) is not so quickly assuaged by Tim Poe's new-found conscience. (B) Why not tell the 'whole truth' from day one (minus fake pictures/story of RPG). It's going to be tough to salvage this one, but I think if TP stands up, provides details (perhaps even via a FB page or YouTube video), he can salvage some credibility.
He says he's from Texas, but he served with the Minnesota National Guard? That's a hell of a commute for a weekend a month. This poser should be sent back to Afghanistan for a real deployment (not just for a month, like his actual "deployment" was) and made to walk point on every mission for a year. He's a disgrace to veterans...an absolute disgrace.


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Following Alabama's 2009 national championship, there was no doubt that linebacker Rolando McClain would forego his final year of Crimson Tide eligibility and enter the NFL draft. There were also rumors that cornerback Kareem Jackson would go pro early, a rumor that had most Bama fans saying, "No way."
But there was a way. Kareem Jackson decided to leave Alabama with a year to play and was rewarded by being a first round NFL draft choice.
That's why when following Bama's latest national championship, one had to consider the possibility that the rumor regarding outside linebacker Adrian Hubbard might be true. Not the rumor that he could join the Crimson Tide basketball team, but the rumor that he was also going to enter the NFL draft early.
As it turns out, it was a false rumor.
Hubbard announced on Friday that he would return for his redshirt junior season to play for the Crimson Tide in 2013. Hubbard actually has two years of eligibility remaining, but would be eligible for the draft this year because of having been redshirted as a first year player in 2010.
"I had a chance to take a step back and weigh my options after the championship game and I felt it was in my best interest to return next season," said Hubbard. "I feel like I can play a bigger role as a leader on our defense and I also know I need to improve in some areas as a player before I hopefully take the next step to the NFL. One of my goals when I came to The University of Alabama was to earn my degree and I'm on track to graduate next December. This is a great place, I've got great teammates and coaches, and I'll know when it is the right time to move on to the next level."
Hubbard played in all 14 games during the 2012 season while starting 13. He finished with 41 total tackles, including 11.0 tackles for loss and 7.0 sacks. Hubbard recorded a sack in each of Alabama's last three games (Auburn, Georgia and Notre Dame). His 7.0 sacks ranked sixth in the SEC this season.
"We are pleased that Adrian is returning and I think that he made a good decision," Alabama Coach Nick Saban said. "Adrian has done a really good job for us and has continued to improve each season he's been here. He'll be counted on from not only a production standpoint, but also a leadership standpoint on next year's team."
Four Alabama starters from the 2012 national championship season who have eligibility remaining but who could have opted for the draft have announced they are returning for the 2013 season. In addition to Hubbard they are quarterback A.J. McCarron, linebacker C.J. Mosley, and offensive guard Anthony Steen.
Three players who have a year of eligibility remaining announced Friday they would enter the draft. They are cornerback Dee Milliner, tailback Eddie Lacy, and offensive tackle D.J. Fluker.
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Hamilton County Mayor Claude Ramsey travels the world hunting business opportunities and the taxpayers pay for it, spending more than $30,000 on Ramsey's overseas trips since 2005.
His latest journey took him to Germany from Sept. 17 to Sept. 27, including stops in Berlin and Munich, county records show. He said he met with officials at Volkswagen and SIAG Aerisyn, which makes towers to hold wind turbines. He didn't detail his schedule.
* Place: Graz, Austria
* Reason: Economic development
* Cost: $3,395
* Place: Zurich, Switzerland
* Reason: Economic development
* Cost: $1,483
* Place: Tokyo, Japan
* Reason: Joint Meeting with Southeast U.S./Japan Association
* Cost: $3,912
* Place: Beijing, China
* Reason: China Trade Mission
* Cost: $5,743
* Place: Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich, Germany
* Reason: Volkswagen supplier mission
* Cost: $10,013
* Place: Hannover, Wolfsburg, Emden and Lemforde, Germany
* Reason: Volkswagen suppliers
Cost: $2,826
* Place: Hannover and Frankfurt, Germany
* Reason: Economic development
* Cost: $2,750
( Data for 2010 Germany trip unavailable)
Source: Hamilton County Finance Division
"It was a mixture of things, and I'm not going to be real specific about contacts," he said.
Foreign investment in Chattanooga is a direct result of these trips, Ramsey said. And even trips that don't directly sprout a new business plant the seeds for future opportunities, Ramsey said.
Since 2005, the county paid for overseas trips to Europe and Asia. Records show he took his wife, Jan, with him on the trip to Asia and he said she went with him on his most recent trip. Ramsey said he paid her way both times.
Records show Ramsey travels modestly. He frequently flies coach and economy, and records didn't show any unusual purchases. County Administrator of Finance Louis Wright said Ramsey carries a county purchasing card, similar to a credit card. Wright, who is Ramsey's employee, approves his purchases.
"In terms of travel he is at the top of the line as far as approval goes," Wright said. He said the purchasing cards prevent Ramsey from spending taxpayer money on things like liquor or a day at the spa.
Ramsey said he frequently pays expenses out of pocket.
"I pick up more than I have to," Ramsey said. "You buy meals that you could charge that you don't charge, you'll end up paying for a taxi ride to something that you don't get reimbursed on."
While the purpose of these trips is luring businesses to Hamilton County, Ramsey said he does not miss a sightseeing opportunity if he can fit it in.
"You work harder than you might imagine. You stay busy but if you've got a chance to see the Great Wall of China you do that," he said.
His favorite place to visit?
"I like Germany," he said, and not only because it's home to Volkswagen.
"That's one reason you like them. I think it's an interesting country," he said.
Ramsey said he has traveled with Matthew Kisber, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.
Assistant ECD Commissioner Mark Drury pointed to department statistics as proof of the success of these missions.
In 2009, the department reported that foreign companies have invested $21.5 billion in the state and employ more than 100,000 people. Investment from Germany alone totals $2.5 billion and resulted in jobs for more than 10,000 people, the department reports.
"Many of the projects that have resulted in those numbers have resulted from trade missions from having the governor and commissioner go meet with business executives in foreign countries and talk to them about the business climate in Tennessee," Drury said.
Volkswagen's $1 billion Hamilton County auto assembly plant is scheduled to begin production early in 2011.
Hamilton County Commissioner Jim Coppinger, who chairs the commission's Finance Committee, said Ramsey is "an ambassador of this county." He considers layouts for travel "money well spent."
"Given the results, it's not a lot of money," he said.
Dan Whisenhunt covers Hamilton County government for the Times Free Press. A native of Mobile, Ala., Dan earned a degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Alabama. He won first place for best in-depth news coverage in the 2010 Alabama Press Association contest; the FOI-First Amendment Award in the 2007 Alabama Press Association contest; first place for best public service story in the Alabama AP Managing Editors contest in 2009 for economic coverage; and ...
Wow. From reading the Sunday paper, I just learned that the county's top elected official goes on trips to recruit industry for the area. I also learned that Belk is having a sale, and Dagwood has a good appetite.
All of which have equal news value.
Too bad Mayor Ramsey doesn't refuse to go after new jobs. You'd have a better story.
What is up with the Times Free Press? It's turning into the NATIONAL ENQUIRER the last several weeks! With writers like Cliff Hightower & Dan Whisenhutt they must have nothing to write about other than negative topics that are not even news worthy stories. Furthermore this Mayor Ramsey article is not a story, just like the Missy Crutchfield articles are not news worthy stories. After reading this story about Mayor Ramsey, I thought so what. He's doing his job for goodness sakes!! Give me a freakin break Times Free Press and get off this negative talk & trying to make stories where there's not one!


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Monday, November 29, 2010
Office Of International Education Informational Session: Turkey
Ferris State University's Office of International Education Center informational session on Turkey set for Tuesday (Dec. 7) at 11 a.m. in the OIE lounge in FLITE 404.
This program will include historical sites, museums that show eastern side of Turkey, as well as new sites that show the western side. This program will cover the methods of studying culture and psychology, cognition and cultural differences, self and personality, morality, religion and justice.
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Artist Dale Chihuly may very well be the most famous glass sculptor in the world. His "Chihuly Bridge of Glass" received international attention when it was unveiled back in 2002 in his hometown of Tacoma, Washington, and his colorful glass garden installations have been exhibited all over the world. Plus, the guy wears an eyepatch because of injuries suffered in a 1976 auto accident--seriously, nobody has rocked an eyepatch like this since the days of Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show. He also leaves the actual glass-blowing to a team of apprentice artists because of a shoulder injury he suffered in a 1979 bodysurfing accident. How could you not wanna bro down with this guy? Check out a small sampling of his art starting Thursday at Dunn and Brown Contemporary. Exhibit hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays through October 24. Call 214-521-4322 or visit dunnandbrown.com.
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