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With his signature catchphrase, "Git-R-Done", Larry The Cable Guy is selling out theatres and arenas across the United States.
On July 4, 2009 at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, NE, Larry performed in front of more than 50,000 and taped his next hour special "Tailgate Party" for Comedy Central. The show was a thank you to his fans and Nebraska for their longtime support of him. Tickets were sold for only $4.00 and the show sold out in one weekend. The special will air in January of 2010 and the DVD release will follow shortly.
Comedy Central presented "The Comedy Central Roast of Larry The Cable Guy", which aired on March 15, 2009. The show, which Larry executive produced was the third highest rated roast in Comedy Central history, attracting 4.1 million viewers.
He also hosted and produced "Larry The Cable Guy's Star Studded Christmas Extravaganza," which aired on CMT to huge ratings success and he recently closed a deal for another Christmas special on CMT in 2009.
In 2008 Larry also co-starred with Ivana Milicevic, Yaphet Kotto, Peter Stormare, Joe Mantegna, Jenny McCarthy and Eric Roberts in Witless Protection. Prior to Witless Protection, in 2007 Larry starred in the film Delta Farce .His first feature Larry The Cable Guy: Health Inspector was released in 2006. The comedy starred Joe Pantoliano, Joanna Cassidy, and Tony Hale. When the DVD was released in August, 2006 it sold more than 1 million copies in the first week of release.
Larry is the voice of Mater in the Golden Globe winning animated feature film Cars from Disney/Pixar. Cars released in 2006 and opened at # 1 at the box office, and grossed over 200 million dollars in the US alone.
Larry was part of the highly successful concert Blue Collar Comedy Tour, which grossed more than 15 million dollars. The ensemble cast of comedians included Jeff Foxworthy and Bill Engvall. The tour's success led to Blue Collar Comedy Tour, The Movie, which premiered on Comedy Central in November of 2003 and at the time, was the highest rated movie in the channel's history. The DVD has sold more than 4 million units. The sequel Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again, has sold more than 3 million units. In March of 2006, the Blue Collar boys reunited to shoot Blue Collar Comedy Tour, One For The Road in Washington, DC at the Warner Theater. The movie had its world premiere on Comedy Central June 4, 2006, again receiving some of the highest ratings. The soundtrack was nominated for a 2006 Grammy award.
His first comedy album release Lord, I Apologize has reached gold status, selling more than 500,000 copies. The CD was # 1 on the Billboard Comedy Charts for fifteen weeks in a row. Larry's DVD special Git-R-Done, has sold more than 1 million copies and has been certified platinum. Larry also starred in Blue Collar TV a sketch comedy series for The WB network which premiered on July 29, 2004. 5.4 million people watched the show and it was the second most watched show on television in that time period.
Larry's comedy CD Morning Constitutions was released in 2007 and debuted at # 1 on the Billboard Comedy Charts. His previous release, The Right To Bare Arms (Jack Records/Warner Bros. Records) debuted at # 1 on the Soundscan Comedy Chart, # 1 on the Country Chart, and # 7 on the Top 200 Chart. This marked the first time in the history of Soundscan that a comedy album has charted at # 1 on the Country Chart. It has been certified gold (500,000 units) by the RIAA. The Right To Bare Arms also received a Grammy nomination. His first Christmas CD, "A Very Larry Christmas" has also been certified platinum (1,000,000 units).
Larry has won Billboard's 2005 Comedy Artist of the year and Comedy Album of the year. He is a bestselling author and his book Git-R-Done, (2005) debuted at # 26 on the New York Times bestseller list.
Larry was named to Forbes Celebrity 100 list two years in a row (2007 and 2006). This lists the hottest and most successful people in the entertainment industry. Larry has also received the Billboard Top Comedy Tour Award (2006).
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Office of Student Leadership Development
(OSLD), created in 2003, has grown considerably since its inception in order to meet a high increase in programming demand from students.
The OSLD, which has brought about significant transformation and change to the Lehigh community, works with students to teach, hone and nurture their leadership skills so that they can become strong, effective and successful leaders both inside and outside the classroom.
"It's been a big transition over the past three years," says Allison Gulati, assistant dean for student leadership development. "We not only have added staff and services, but the number of students involved in our programs has grown from about 200 to more than 1,500."
The OSLD has also added new programs like a comprehensive Greek leadership development program and revitalized the Lehigh ropes course, along with building upon strong existing programs like Leadership Lehigh.
Greek Life Leadership Development
As a result of the Strengthening Greek Life Task Force recommendations and the outcomes of the first year of the accreditation process, Student Affairs staff realized that leadership development was an area that needed to be significantly strengthened within its Greek chapters.
Among the identified needs were: access to more leadership resources; opportunities to receive more hands-on, in-depth leadership training; and leadership opportunities to meet the needs of executive boards, general members, and new members.
"As this vision for developing a comprehensive Greek leadership effort emerged," says Gulati, "it also became evident that we needed a full-time staff position to oversee this plan in order to be fully successful."
It was also important, Gulati adds, that this person have both an understanding of Greek life and a significant amount of training in leadership development.
Gulati did not have to look far for her ideal candidate.
Beth Greenberg, a former Greek Life Coordinator (GLC) for the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs (OFSA), who also worked on leadership development as part of her duties, was an outstanding candidate for the position, says Gulati.
Gulati says that Greenberg's Greek background, her leadership experience in graduate school, and her leadership development collateral assignment last year as a GLC, made her an exceptional candidate to take on this new challenge.
"Leadership theory and development was always something that I was passionate about," says Greenberg. "It was that one thing that got me really excited, so I'm thrilled to take this new challenge on to help our Greek chapters develop this key pillar they were built upon."
Greenberg is developing a leadership development program for Greek students that focuses on four primary components: long and short term chapter planning; retreats and workshops to facilitate officer transition and training; the "Greek Tracks" program, which is a series of leadership development workshops designed for specific member-needs (executive board, general and new members); and chapter planning derived from the accreditation process.
"Greek organizations are built on leadership," says Greenberg. "Students join a Greek organization not only for the brotherhood/sisterhood but to also be a part of an organization that aids their leadership development in a meaningful and intentional way."
The OSLD is also conducting a Greek leadership needs assessment that measures the degree to which various leadership concepts are important to, and practiced by, each chapter. This information will help chapters identify leadership skills and practices that they would like to improve upon, and receive more training on, in the future.
"The information that we yield from the assessment will help guide our new Greek leadership program," says Greenberg.
Lehigh University Ropes Course
Another new addition to the OSLD is the revitalized ropes course. Lehigh's ropes course, revived after more than five years, is a series of outdoor elements made up of trees, wires, poles and other equipment designed to create unique and challenging problem-solving and team-building scenarios.
Through participation, groups work to enhance trust, motivation, communication and decision-making skills. After completing each element, participants have a small group discussion that allows them to reflect on their actions and behaviors, and to discuss how they can apply their lessons learned back to their organization.
Lehigh's course is facilitated by students, staff and professional facilitators. The existing course, located on the Mountaintop campus, was renovated in summer 2005 after extensive research and planning.
"The ropes course opened in August and it's been very successful," says Gulati. "Our goal was to conduct a minimum of 30 sessions over the course of an entire year; we exceeded that goal by early November and to date have hosted more than 40 groups on the course."
Student organizations, along with numerous outside groups such as Kean University, the Girl Scouts of America in Allentown, and a local ice hockey team, have used the course. A high course, which involves more risk-taking and individual confidence building, may be added by August 2007.
"There was a huge gap here on campus in terms of team-building training," says Gulati. "In essence, you had some loosely connected groups of people that had never done any sort of trust- building together and are trying to make plans to accomplish their goals, yet they don't even know each other."
For that purpose, she adds, the ropes course has been successful for participating groups because the outdoor, hands-on course puts students in situations where they work on decision-making and problem-solving skills, and learn how to lead a group, follow a group, and communicate within a group. Groups also work to enhance trust and motivation, and after completing each element, have small group discussions that allow them to reflect on their actions and behaviors.
"Developing these leadership skills has been a huge focus for our students," says Gulati. "It provides them with a lab for experimenting with various leadership practices in a real situation."
Gulati and her staff have been working hard to get the word out about the course which stays open year-round. "We're marketing the course heavily over the winter because most people think it's closed due to the cold weather," she says. "But people start to get tired of being cooped up inside, and we find that winter is a great time to do a ropes course, and the weather actually helps because it adds to the unpredictability of the course."
Leadership Lehigh
Leadership Lehigh, the signature program of the OSLD, has gained intense momentum, doubling in size in only two years.
The Leadership Lehigh program, currently in its third year, is a four-year comprehensive leadership program that focuses on skill development, practical application, experiential learning and self-reflection. This program provides students with the practical skills and theoretical background necessary for them to lead now and in the future. The program currently has about 160 students from diverse backgrounds and experiences.
Phase One: Emerging Leaders
is designed for first-year students and has seen the most significant growth with 85 students enrolled this year. This group of first-year students is focusing on increasing their self-awareness and personal leadership skills such as values clarification, goal-setting, decision-making and communication.
"This year's class is very service-oriented," says Gulati. "For example, our goal was to complete five hours of service, per student, per semester, but they completed well beyond that in just the first few months of the fall semester."
Phase Two: Established Leaders
builds upon the leadership foundation built in Phase One, and begins to focus on group and team dynamics and project management skills.
To put learning into practice, students in Phase Two work on a year-long project. To provide the context of learning about groups and teams, students created proposals at the beginning of the year for projects that they are interested in working on.
"This year," she says, "we had four times the number of proposals as we had in the past."
Working from approximately 30 proposals, students chose four projects including:
Project Play
, where students adopted a playground on the South Side and are working to renovate it.
Jamaican Me Crazy
, where students are working with Teens for Technology, a national organization that provides technology for Jamaican classrooms. Students are raising money to donate a computer lab for a Jamaican school.
Heifer International
, where students are working to raise money to purchase animals for communities around the world. The animals purchased and the money raised will help communities sustain. themselves.
Relay for Life
, where students are partnering with another student organization, Colleges against Cancer, to bring Relay for Life to Lehigh's campus. Relay for Life is a fun-filled event designed to celebrate cancer survivors and to raise money for research and programs associated with the American Cancer Society.
Phase Three: Experienced Leaders
takes the foundation that students have received in Phases One and Two and puts it into the context of the larger community focusing on positive social change and social justice. Students begin to explore who they are in a societal context, through very intentional activities and discussions, and then examine how their interactions with the world around them can affect and create positive social change.
"Phase Three is where the action is," says Gulati. "Our 37 students will focus on social justice and creating a lasting positive change in the local community. This phase also looks more closely at leadership for sustainable and responsible social interaction and growth.
To begin their experience, students participated in an overnight retreat and high ropes course, where they focused on the theoretical framework surrounding social justice, as well as, personal risk-taking and exploration.
From there, students participated in a series of workshops that helped them explore individually, and as a group, their thoughts on diversity and societal interactions. Field trips to local businesses and organizations such as Just Born, UGI, St. Luke's, Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations of the Lehigh Valley, the South Bethlehem Neighborhood Center, and the City of Bethlehem Zoning Office allowed students to get a sense of what leadership looks like within these companies, how they support growth and change in South Bethlehem, what they do to help with volunteerism, and what they see as the major issues facing South Bethlehem.
After all of these experiences, a winter retreat, and a meeting with the Bethlehem mayor John Callahan, the students will decide on an issue they would like to impact. During the spring, they will meet with a variety of community constituents, as well as, those most directly affected by the issue at hand. Ultimately, the group will adopt an implementation plan that will allow them to begin working towards systemic improvement around their selected issue.
Next year, says Gulati, in
Phase Four: Engaged Leaders
, these students will implement their change so that ultimately, when these 37 students leave Lehigh, they will have created a sustainable, systematic and positive change in the community.
During this final phase of the program, students will also spend time focusing on the next stage of their life, and applying all of the leadership lessons and skills they have learned to their life after Lehigh.
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Your college education can wind up costing you more a lot more than you think.
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The use of gimmicks is a sure sign of just how desperate pastors are becoming as they see rising expenses, declining revenues, and a dispersal of their congregations to other churches or their decision to just give up on the manipulative pastors and stay home.
I'm not referring to any specific church here - I see different forms of these gimmicks on a regular basis as I watch what happens in churches all over the country. Sadly, these gimmicks in the long run will hurt their churches. People are busy - and people are educated - and to try to waste people's time through manipulative sermons pushing manipulative gimmicks demonstrates the pastors' own lack of faith and trust in God, and shows that they think their people are stupid sheep.
When it comes to pastors trying to get people to give more money for a building or restoration project they will often preach a series out of the book of Nehemiah. Pastors will paint themselves as being a modern-day prophet sent by God to "rebuild" the church. Just do a Google search on "Nehemiah building program", and you'll see examples of sermons, sermon outlines, and blog posts everywhere from pastors using Nehemiah.
So when your pastor says God gave him a vision, and the vision involves sermons out of Nehemiah, you will be presented with the following cast of biblical characters fit to your modern day church:
Nehemiah: your pastor is the modern day Nehemiah, sent by God with a "vision" to you the church members to "rebuild the walls of Jerusalem"
Walls of Jerusalem: Well, the "walls" Pastor Nehemiah needs to build are actually the church buildings. You might need a new building, or maybe you stingy members didn't give enough the past 5 years and now the roof leaks and the carpet is ratty. Or maybe you just need more money so the church can do basic ministry.
Faithful Builders: If you get on board with Pastor Nehemiah's vision, you will be counted as part of the faithful Jews in Chapter 3 who got busy and rebuilt different parts of the wall. This is where the gimmicks come in so you can visibly show others you are with Pastor Nehemiah. You might have to come forward with a card, a rock, a stick, a tennis ball, or give a testimony and cry, or something else so that you can be seen by all as being with the pastor. And ultimately you will be asked to make a commitment. On a card.
The Evil Opposers: in your Pastor Nehemiah's sermons, if you don't get on board, if you object to the manipulation, if you dare to open your mouth and criticize the plan in any way, you will be cast as the evil opposers of God. You will be the "Sanballat" of Nehemiah chapter 4 who ridiculed Nehemiah and the Jews. You will be told you're "angry", so angry that you will be told you run the risk of developing esophageal reflux and throat cancer. You might not be a true Christian, because to oppose pastor Nehemiah means you are opposing God like the evil Sanballat and Tobias. See the guy with the turban on his head? That is not Ergun Caner. That is Sanballat. That is you, oh criticizer. Those frail guys at the top of the scaffold are your fellow church members who are
digging into their walletbusy laying bricks to help. And please, Sanballat - do NOT send a critical email. That is exactly what Sanballat did - see the scroll in his right hand? That is his hard copy email delivered to Pastor Nehemiah.
The Bricks: you might be asked by your pastor to make a brick. You might be asked to decorate a brick and bring it to church as a visible sign that you are not Sanballat or Tobias. Or some churches have used cardboard boxes. You'll be given a flat cardboard box, given specific directions on how to fold it into a box, and then asked to decorate it at home. Then you'll be told the day to bring it to church, so you can march it up to the platform and together with the other faithful builders you can make your own cardboard Nehemiah's wall. That will be a great way for you to show you are a builder, a true believer, and not a Sanballat with a turbine on your head and a critical scroll in your hand.All of this orchestration just really insults the intelligence of church members, and shows the pastor's own lack of faith to just leave the results to God. Many pastors and their associates will demonstrate their lack of trusting God by hitting the "Evil Opposers" sermon very hard to lay a huge guilt trip on people and to silence critics who are spreading dissension among the ranks. When they do this, they are scared.
But be careful, because more and more these days churches are being outright aggressive in their fund raising efforts. Some churches are very explicit in their desire to get their hands on your savings, your retirement account, your real estate investments. More and more churches during their campaigns will ask you to consider liquidating your assets and give them to the building program. Robert Jeffress did this a few years ago when he said:
"...may I suggest to you: the greatest thing you can do for your spiritual health, would be to take a large chunk of your assets, and give them to this campaign. Just slice off a big hunk of 'em [as he slices with his hand] and give them to this campaign."Churches will also use carefully selected video testimonies of members who will explain how committed they are to giving lots of money to get you to follow suit. I saw one video recently of a single mom who admitted she was going to up her tithe for a building program, using her new child support money. Not kidding. This is ugly stuff. If I were this lady's ex-husband, I would be playing this video for my lawyer and getting back in front of the judge to discuss the need for my child support payments if they are just going to be used for a church building project.
So watch your wallets. I've heard reports of Sunday School classes of senior citizens being encouraged to dig into their retirement accounts and give money to the building program. These men of God really have no shame in asking you for more of your assets to keep their failing churches afloat.
What should you do? Give as you purpose in your heart to give. Don't be swayed by the manipulation. If you love your church and want to help, do it. But don't do it out of guilt or manipulation.
Remember that pastors are quick to shift the blame of years of their own poor leadership and the lay leaders' poor money management practices - and their own actions that have driven givers AWAY from church - and making it YOUR problem that YOUR life savings will be needed to solve.
So if so inclined, you might want to write on the committment card this statement of definance:


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The Pittsburgh Penguins revealed today that an independent specialist found that Sidney Crosby has a soft-tissue injury of the neck, that could be causing neurological symptoms. The Penguins though indicate that the independent specialist found no evidence of past or present fracture to Crosby's vertebrae. Previous specialists who recently evaluated Crosby believed there was a possibility that Crosby had a fracture to C1 and C2 vertebrae.
Dr. Robert Bray's diagnosis last week revealed a fracture but Bray wanted to get a second opinion, according to GM Ray Shero. Shero during a joint press conference with Sidney Crosby, said all doctors involved were consulted in a conference call and all agreed that there was no fracture. The Penguins and Crosby hope that they have now identified the problem, 13 months later, although Shero says they can't pinpoint when the neck injury happened.
Bray last week treated Crosby with an injection to alleviate swelling in the C1-2 joint of the neck. Crosby said he hopes that he doesn't have to get another shot and will currently under-go therapy.
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Pens Can't Pinpoint the injury:"As of right now from consulting with doctors here the past couple days, It's hard to pinpoint when this could have happened." It's been identified and been worked on and that's the good news " -- GM Ray Shero said.
"On Identifying Injury: "I think the biggest thing to take from it is that it's something I can work on, get my neck worked on - " Sidney Crosby said.
On this type of neck injury being linked to concussions: "From what I've been told, something pretty commonly linked to concussions" - Sidney Crosby said.
If the neck injury is currently the issue and Crosby actually doesn't have a concussion: "I hope so, " Crosby said.
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is reportedly considering making an unlikely move to bring veteran striker Samuel Eto'o to the club.
The former Chelsea star is a free agent after leaving the Stamford Bridge outfit in the summer and he could prove to be a short-term fix for Rodgers who is looking to add a proven striker to his squad having lost Luis Suarez to Barcelona.
A proposed £8million move for Loic Remy of Queens Park Rangers collapsed so that leaves the Reds boss with a frontline of Daniel Sturridge, Rickie Lambert and Fabio Borini, with the Italian thought to be close to moving to Sunderland on a full-time basis.
Eto'o's wage demands would put most clubs off but with no transfer fee involved Rodgers may see a move for the Cameroon veteran as one he needs to make, with Liverpool back in the Champions League this season.
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I have a 9-year-old Percheron/TB gelding that was given to me by a friend. She said that he was broke, and she (a very inexperienced rider) would ride him bareback all over the place no problem. The only reason she was giving him to me was because she wanted something with a little more pep, and she thought we would be a good match.
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Jersey Shore Season 5 hasn't even premiered yet and we are already getting spoiler details about the Season's second episode, titled "One Man Down."
According to The Examiner, in Season 5, Episode 2: "One Man Down" we'll see another epic fallout between troubled lovebirds Snooki and Jionni LaValle, the first of the season. Even though Jionni isn't an "official" member of the cast, this relationship is already reminding us of SamRon.
Also in this episode: Vinny will make his infamous exit from the house. According to The Examiner, Vinny mulls his options with Pauly D and Ronnie before ultimately deciding to leave the house. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone with an internet connection since we already know that Vinny briefly left the house during the filming of Season 5. His reasons? Vinny said in a recent interview that he wasn't "mentally healthy" after coming off of filming in Italy and he was starting to miss his family. (Aww.)
Something to look forward to, unless it ends up on the cutting room floor at MTV, we already know that The Situation will follow Vinny's leave and ditch the Seaside house for a few days. Don't fret folks, they'll be back!
Don't forget to check out the Season 5 premiere of Jersey Shore on Thursday, January 12 at 10 pm ET/PT on MTV.
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A story about the man himself :
Many years ago, around 1970 ish, a fellow drummer friend of mine decided to do a marathon drum playing session for charity. There was only him and his helpers. It was set up in a room at Stourbridge Cricket Club ( West Midlands UK ) and was expected to last a few days. He used his kit and borrowed mine as well so as to have plenty of variety.
One of our close friends was Martin Lickert who at the time was chauffeur to Ringo Star. Martin arranged to bring John Bonham to visit us during the event to give support.
He duly came and stayed a couple of hours, firstly talking drums then sat behind our improvised double kit and while my friend just played the ride to keep his marathon going, John treated us to his hands only section of Moby Dick, answered questions and showed us anything we wanted to know.
I stood right behind his right shoulder while he played my kit talking to him as he played. Later we sat and had a pint, just one !
He talked drummer to drummer, a real nice, down to earth man, and I was very privileged that day, although I didnt really know it at the time. All I have left of that kit is a cymbal and somewhere a press cutting of the event.
People knock him sometimes and say he wasnt a nice person. I met him and he was just one of the lads, a genuine guy who was quite willing to come and support us mortals, to play and talk drums.
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