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Sean Bell
In the early morning hours of Nov. 25, 2006, Sean Bell, a 23-year-old New York City man due to be married later that day, walked out of a Queens strip club, climbed into a gray Nissan Altima with two friends who had been celebrating with him — and died in a hail of 50 bullets fired by a group of five police officers.
The shooting shocked the city and brought back memories of the deaths in other high-profile police shootings — in particular, the death of Amadou Diallo, an African peddler killed after police fired 41 shots at him in 1999. Both men were black and both were unarmed, although in both cases the officers appeared to have believed the suspect had a gun. While the death of Mr. Bell did not prompt the same levels of rage and protest as the Diallo case, it prompted unsettling questions about the changes in police procedures adopted in recent years, and about whether black men remained unfairly singled out for aggressive police action.
In March 2007, a Queens grand jury voted to indict three detectives in the case, charging the two who had fired the bulk of the shots, Detective Michael Oliver and Detective Gescard F. Isnora, with first-degree and second-degree manslaughter, and the third, Detective Marc Cooper, with reckless endangerment.
The three pleaded not guilty, and in the days before the trial began in Feb. 2008 defense lawyers made clear that they were going to concentrate on potential justification for the first two shots fired by Detectives Oliver and Isnora. In particular, they were expected to focus on evidence that Mr. Bell was intoxicated and on a statement by one of Mr. Bell's companions that there had been talk outside the nightclub that someone had a gun. The officers said they followed Mr. Bell and his companions in the belief that they were going to retrieve a gun following a dispute outside the club.
During the trial, defense lawyers pointed to forensic evidence that suggested that the firing only began after Mr. Bell rammed his car into an unmarked police van. They also accused Mr. Bell's companions of lying on the witness stand.
In April 2008, Justice Arthur J. Cooperman, who heard the case alone after the detectives waived their right to a jury, acquitted all three men of all the charges against them.
New York City agreed in July 2010 to pay more than $7 million to settle a federal lawsuit filed by the family and two friends of Mr. Bell. The lawsuit, filed in 2007, accused the police of wrongful death, negligence, assault and civil rights violations.
In November 2011, a Police Department administrative trial found that Detective Isnora fired his weapon outside of departmental guidelines, a law enforcement official said.
After hearing evidence in the case, Deputy Commissioner Martin G. Karopkin, acting as the trial judge, ruled that the Detective Isnora acted improperly. He recommended that Detective Isnora be fired for his actions during the shooting and for stepping outside his role as an undercover officer, thereby endangering himself and others, the official said.
As for a second officer, Michael Carey, Mr. Karopkin recommended that he be found not guilty of improperly firing his weapon and that he be allowed to stay on the force, said the official, who insisted on anonymity because the matter was continuing.
Mr. Karopkin's decision was delivered to lawyers for both officers and to departmental advocates who serve as prosecutors in such matters. Each side has until Dec. 15 to submit written comments on the rulings, officials said. The entire package of documents will then be delivered to Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly. Mr. Kelly can accept or reject the findings and impose any punishment he sees fit, officials said.
Highlights From the Archives
New York to Pay $7 Million for Sean Bell Shooting
Payments will be made to the family and two friends of Sean Bell, who was fatally shot in 2006.July 28, 2010 nyregionNews
216 Held in Protests of Police Acquittals
Demonstrations against the acquittal of three detectives in the shooting death of Sean Bell halted traffic at busy intersections in Manhattan and Brooklyn, the police said.May 8, 2008 nyregionNews
Judge Acquits Detectives in 50-Shot Killing of Bell
Three detectives were found not guilty in the 2006 shooting of Sean Bell, who died on his wedding day in a hail of police bullets.April 26, 2008 nyregionNews
3 Detectives Are Indicted in 50-Shot Killing in Queens
Two of the detectives were charged with second-degree manslaughter and a third with the lesser charge of reckless endangerment.March 17, 2007 nyregionNews
Police Kill Man After a Queens Bachelor Party
Hours before he was to be married, a man leaving his bachelor party at a strip club was shot and killed in a hail of police bullets.November 26, 2006 nyregionNews
After Detective's Firing, Tensions Linger in Bell Case
On the Queens streets near the site of Sean Bell's shooting, residents expressed anger, and resentments that remain unresolved, while response among police personnel was more subdued.
March 26, 2012, Monday
Officer in Bell Killing Is Fired; 3 Others to Be Forced Out
A ruling to fire a detective for his role in the killing of Sean Bell in Queens is upheld, and three other officers will be forced to resign.
March 24, 2012, Saturday
In Police Trial, Ruling Urges Firing of Detective in Sean Bell Case
New York's police commissioner will consider a recommendation from a departmental trial to dismiss a detective who fired his weapon during the 50-bullet fusillade that killed Sean Bell five years ago.
December 1, 2011, Thursday
Firing Sought for One of Two Officers in Bell Shooting Case
Prosecutors at a Police Department trial recommended that the other officer be allowed to keep his job.
November 3, 2011, Thursday
Officer Says He Thought Someone in Sean Bell's Car Was Returning Fire
At an administrative trial, Officer Michael Carey echoed his description of the shooting of Sean Bell that he gave at his colleagues' criminal trial.
October 28, 2011, Friday
No 'Highway Therapy' for Pepper-Spray Commander
One Police Plaza: An officer receives a new job after a pepper-spray encounter; and the proper behavior of an undercover officer is at issue in the Sean Bell police hearing.
October 27, 2011, Thursday
Detective Tells of Fatal Shots Fired at Car
At a Police Department trial, Detective Gescard Isnora said he thought a passenger in Sean Bell's car was raising a gun toward him.
October 27, 2011, Thursday
Police Trial Begins for Officers in Bell Shooting; Two Offer to Retire
Two officers involved in the shooting that killed Sean Bell in 2006 are offering to retire; two other officers in the shooting defended their actions at a departmental trial that began on Monday.
October 25, 2011, Tuesday
Confidential Calendars, at Least for Now
1 Police Plaza: the police commissioner's personal calendars, 942 Occupy Wall Street arrests, and the latest in the Sean Bell case.
October 20, 2011, Thursday
Don't Agree With Verdict? It's Injustice!
Critics called the outcome of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani's trial on terrorism charges "obscene" and a "miscarriage of justice."
November 23, 2010, Tuesday
Mayor Meets With Black Leaders
The Times's Sewell Chan discusses Mayor Bloomberg's reaction to the fatal police shooting over the weekend.
Notable Cases Involving Police Brutality Complaints
In three of four similar police brutality cases in New York City in recent years, officers were indicted by state prosecutors.
Bell Protesters Block Traffic Across City
Demonstrations over the verdict in the Sean Bell case halted traffic at busy intersections in the city.
Bell Protesters Block Traffic Across City
Demonstrations over the verdict in the Sean Bell case halted traffic at busy intersections in the city.
City Reacts to Verdict in Sean Bell Shooting
The acquittal of three New York police detectives who killed Sean Bell in a hail of 50 bullets prompted calls for calm from New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, angry promises of protests by those speaking for the Bell family, and expressions of relief by the detectives.
Queens Reacts to Sean Bell Verdict
In Queens, reactions to the not guilty verdict in the death of Sean Bell range from anger to disappointment about the justice system.
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Katadyn Group Acquires the Assets of TyRy Foods, Inc.
November 02, 2012
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. (November 2, 2012) - Katadyn North America Inc. (a US subsidiary of Katadyn Group) announced today that it has acquired the assets of TyRy, Inc. TyRy is a privately held producer of freeze-dried and dehydrated instant meals under the brands Natural High, Richmoor, AlpineAire Foods and Gourmet Reserves. In addition to their extensive product line, they also specialize in co-packing services for all dry food goods.
"Katadyn holds a strong leadership position in the water filtration category. The acquisition of TyRy's brands builds upon that position and establishes us as a leading provider in water filtration, camp stoves and dehydrated and freeze-dried food," said Shawn Hostetter, President of Katadyn North America. "Katadyn already owns the leading brand of dehydrated food in Europe (Trek 'n Eat). We are proud to announce that the Katadyn Group will now offer dehydrated food in the USA. Katadyn now offers everything outdoor enthusiasts require for their camp kitchen."
"Having the TyRy brands join the Katadyn team will provide us with a broader value proposition. This is a highly complementary combination that will benefit our customers, retailers and our employees. We are excited about the opportunity to bring these brands together" said Chris Voxland, VP of Operations for Katadyn North America.
The food business will now operate under the name Katadyn North America Foods, LLC. The combined organization will continue to operate out of both facilities in Minneapolis and Sacramento. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Katadyn North America
4830 Azelia Ave North
Minneapolis, MN 55429
Tel. 800.755.6701
Katadyn North America Foods, LLC
130 Cyber Ct. Suite D
Rocklin, CA 95765
Tel. 800.322.6325
About Katadyn Group
Katadyn is a leading producer of individual water purification systems for the outdoor, marine, military and relief markets. Katadyn has produced quality water systems for over 80 years. The Katadyn Group today includes leading outdoor brands "Trek 'n Eat" (Europe), Optimus stoves, Katadyn marine desalinators and Katadyn's complete line of water purification products. Headquartered near Zürich, Switzerland, Katadyn operates subsidiaries and sales offices in Germany, France, the U.S.A., Sweden, and Singapore as well as has manufacturing facilities in Romania and Austria. For further information, contact Tracy Parker at email@example.com.
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At Delaware: Fourth-year team member with the Blue Hens • has appeared in 45 career contest at Delaware with 36 starts • has tallied three career goals and two career assists as a defenseman.
2013 Season: A tri-captain that helped lead the men's soccer team to its best season in school history boasting a 14-5-1 record • Played in 19 games while starting 15 • Fifth on the team with 11 points, with four goals and three assists • Tallied two goals against Howard on Oct. 23 • CAA Academic Honor Roll, CoSIDA Acadmeic All-American Nominee, CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year Nominee.
2012 Season: Started in all 19 games for Delaware in the backfield • tied for team lead with three goals on the season and third in shots with 27 • scored first two goals of his career goal on Sept. 29 at Georgia State and added third score vs. James Madison • registered a .519 shot on goal percentage • named to Duke's John Rennie/Nike Classic All-Tournament Team • Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American nominee • Colonial Athletic Association Academic Honor Roll • team went 4-11-3 under head coach Ian Hennessy, losing five games by a single goal.
2011 Season: Helped the men's soccer team enjoy its finest season in school history, going 13-6-4, capturing the CAA Tournament title, and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for head coach Ian Hennessy • saw action on defense in 22 games, including 14 starts • finished the season with two assists • collected his first collegiate assist on Oct. 16 vs. Hofstra • CAA Academic Honor Roll selection.
2010 Season: Appeared in four games, making three starts as a rookie • started in two CAA games on the road • took two shots during the season, putting both on goal • team went 6-9-3 and made first conference post-season tournament appearance in 14 years • named to Colonial Athletic Association Academic Honor Roll.
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Wild.The baffles are very unique.
Montbell is stealthyHow many oz down? 2.2 or whatever like the UL series?
That's amazing, but, I have to admit, as much as I have an aversion to anything trendy, I would be more impressed, and more tempted to buy it, if it contained water resistant down. It makes me cringe to say it, but we were all thinking it.
No interest in the hydrophobic down on my end. I'm more interested in stupid light for extremely arid, but brisk, conditions.
How much of the 5.2 oz is down?
Nice. Me likey. Too much money new, but hopefully someone throws a slightly used one out in Gear Swap! XL please.Ryan
Methinks it uses the Encapsil stuff by Patagonia...
Babak, I assume you're joking.
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I am on my way out the door so I will keep this short. They don't state how much down is in the jacket, but the Plasma most likely has 1.6 ounces of what they quote as 1000 power fill down.Our position is that 1000 fill down doesn't really exist in practicality.In order to get a 1000 fill rating the down is measured in zero percent humidity, and the down has to be fluffed with warm air.The instant it comes in contact with something humid... like your skin it loses loft and loses its 1000 power fill rating.The Plasma uses a 7x7 fabric(7 denier with 7 ripstop), weighs 5.2 ounces and cost $269.The Montbell Extremely Light Down Jacket uses 1.8 ounces of 900 fill down, uses a 7x10 fabric(7 denier with 10 ripstop), weighs 5.6 ounces, and costs $189.In ProLiteGear.com's opinion, the Montbell Plasma is a marketing piece, the Extremely Light Down Jacket is a better option.
Ryan Jordan ( ryan - BPL STAFF - M)Locale:Greater YellowstoneNEW Re: Re: Re: Introduction to Outdoor Retailer Summer Market 2008 on 08/10/2008 08:04:56 MDT Bill et al.,I spoke at length with IDFL yesterday about down testing.None of their tests stimulate real world testing. 900 fp in a test is going to be a pipe dream in the field, because they steam wash and dry the down to nearly zero humidity before doing the test. Ironically, this most recent iteration of test methods was designed to determine the maximum possible fill power for down rather than what it will look like in the field.Interestingly as a side note, we did some 900 fp testing of down a few years ago on two manufacturer's 900 bags. We cut the bags open and sent them to IDFL. Neither made the claimed 900 spec (they tested 830-870 using the steam method). What was more dramatic was that when each down (which clearly came from different sources as evidenced by visual inspection) was subjected to 50% humidity, the differences were pretty dramatic. One bag tested at 770 fp, the other at 680 fp. It seems that at least these two sources of 900 down had feathers in it that were not resilient in response to humidity.The kicker is that we ran the same test next to down taken from a manufacturer's 750 fp bag. at 50% humidity, the fp was 720. Why? It had more feathers that were stiff enough to preserve the loft in moist conditions.http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=39920
Craig, thanks for that. It does seem that the Plasma and the Ex Light are essentially equivalent, and the much higher price tag of the Plasma is hard to justify. Also, this isn't important, but a fabric that is described as 7 x 7 has 7 denier yarns in the warp and 7 denier yarns in the fill (or "weft"). I don't know what "7 ripstop" would mean (it isn't ripstop if the "ripstop" yarns are the same size as the rest of the yarns).
Ryan - we agree 100%!!!!Thank you for confronting "marketing" with the real world. :)CraigProLiteGear.com
What Ryan and Craig are missing is the POSSIBILITY that the MB Plasma's 1000 FP is achieved by the AeonClad Technology, or similar, process rather than non-sustainable conditioning. The scheduled March 2013 release of the 1000 FP Patagonia Belay jacket will be the first customer shipments of this technology, except for Babak's early version (smile). Until these jackets are independently lab tested for clo-value at various moisture levels, manufactures and pundits claims are just that.
Hey Richard,We know from your testing that down maintains its full warmth when compressed to a certain point. Does that hold true for down that is "compressed" due to loft lost from moisture? Or is that totally different from compression?
It is totally different.
one would think that if this was DWR down, montbell would be advertising it to the wazooos ...or maybe those japanese dont understand marketing ;)
I wonder how they get 1000 FP without the AeonCloud coating?Are they just killing geese by the handful to get the few, "primo" 1000FP feathers?
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After the announcement he also gave a quick preview of the app, running on the Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant which runs on Android 2.2 So far there has been no mention of the price of the app, but you can bet that there will be some sort of subscription fee.
This means that you will be able to access all of the content that is currently available on Hulu straight from your Android device. It will be interesting to see what they say about a possible subscription fee for the service that has been highly popular since it first launched. Bringing Hulu Plus to Android devices means that you will be able to use it from many different devices that are currently running on Android 2.2 or above - one of the most popular mobile operating system currently being offered. This is something that did not leak out at all before the announcement, but will probably be to the enjoyment of most of their users.
Hulu constantly updates their offerings in their Hulu Plus service and often time's television shows will allow their content to be available just days after it airs on TV. So if you have a hard time keeping up with your favorite shows, this service is undoubtedly for you. Hulu Plus has received a lot of praise from current users and hopefully the quality of the video will be great for Hulu Plus users.
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Our latest it girl, up-and-coming actress Zoe Kazan, might be living a modern fairy tale-done Hollywood style, of course. Her story is the stuff of dreams: respected family connections in the industry, talent galore, and a multitude of movies in production. Kazan's lineage alone is enviable (her grandfather directed A Streetcar Named Desire), but when you also factor in the fact that Kazan plays Leonardo DiCaprio's mistress in the upcoming Sam Mendes drama, Revolutionary Road, her life seems simply charmed. With these details in mind, along with a growing collection of photos representing Kazan's playfully sophisticated style, we thought it more than fitting to showcase her as May's Girl of the Month.
After having an engaging chat with Kazan last weekend, we learned she experienced a prominent shift in style a few years ago after moving from her LA hometown to "a place where no one highlights their hair." The bleach-free environment Kazan is referring to is New Haven, specifically the prestigious Yale University where she studied theater and honed her acting craft. Since her relocation, Kazan went through an experimental stage involving big fur hats and combat boots before arriving at the refined looks shown above. While her personal style has matured, we like that Kazan still incorporates a sense of fun into her outfits, as she demonstrates via her choice of Rubin Singer's Graffiti Print Piquet dress for the designer's Fall 08 show.
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Career-wise, things are shaping up nicely too. Kazan already has an impressive list of stage credits under her belt, including The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, the Ethan Hawke-directed Things We Want, and recently made her Broadway debut in Come Back, Little Sheba. In addition to her theater skills, Kazan has also spent significant time in front of the camera working on the aforementioned Revolutionary Road, as well as the upcoming Me and Orson Welles opposite Zac Efron, and The Private Lives of Pippa Lee with Winona Ryder, Julianne Moore, and Blake Lively-clearly she's on the cusp. We look forward to seeing Kazan's eminent success and have a feeling her story will end with a happily ever after. -JESSICA AMENTO
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
We go about our daily lives dealing with our own successes and tragedies until something awakens our collective consciousness.Then we rally around that event as a whole until the our own world demands attention from us or a new, bigger situation comes on the scene.
The death of a little boy up in the Salt Lake area as the month of April drew to an end is one of those things that have touched many people around our state as well as the country. Ironically the death occurred at the end of Child Abuse Prevention Month.
For me, there were several parallels in what happened to Ethan Stacy and an incident our family was involved in. Enough things were different and so was our outcome. I also spent nine years as the director of the Family Support and Children's Justice Center before leaving to start a new career as an artist and writer.
Just listening to the reports of what put this child in the situation he was is that resulted in his death, I cannot jump up and point out exactly where the system we have in place to protect this child broke down.
But I can tell you this, at this moment, as you read this, as you may be preparing to go to the balloon release in his memorial, there are children here in Price going through neglect and abuse. This moment!
If we truly want the death of this little boy we never knew to have meaning, then we need to take this emotion we have and make sure we are using it to find ways to eliminate child abuse in our community.
The answers are not quick. It does not just involve more DCFS workers, although that will be a piece. It involves making sure we are helping families from the ground up.
We need to fund programs that have demonstrated success for long term change. Programs like drug court, the Lighthouse, the Family Support Center and Pro-care are examples of things that work in our community to strengthen families. But often these programs face budget shortfalls and are first in line for cuts when state funding is tight.
This occurs in communities all over the state as well. Time after time we hear about a program that has success in reaching out to families facing closure from lack of funding.
Our country is going through a backlash against big government. But that means we need to step up as individuals and write those checks to the causes we hold dear to our hearts.
I hope and pray that this one little boy with the crooked grin and the glasses will be the catalyst for each of you to continue to care long after the emotion of his brutal death fades. I hope it helps to get you involved.
Lets fight for all the Ethans and Katies and Billys and Briannas we can. I challenge each of you to find a program in this community you feel is an asset to families and get behind its success.
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Sarah Storandt of North Dakota State finished first with a 223 (76+72+75). There was a three way tie for second.
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7 U.S. Code § 223 - Responsibility of principal for act or omission of agent
When construing and enforcing the provisions of this chapter, the act, omission, or failure of any agent, officer, or other person acting for or employed by any packer, any swine contractor, and any live poultry dealer, stockyard owner, market agency, or dealer, within the scope of his employment or office, shall in every case also be deemed the act, omission, or failure of such packer, any swine contractor, and any live poultry dealer, stockyard owner, market agency, or dealer, as well as that of such agent, officer, or other person.
Source(Aug. 15, 1921, ch. 64, title IV, § 403,42 Stat. 168; Aug. 15, 1921, ch. 64, title V, § 503, as added Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 532, 49 Stat. 649; amended Pub. L. 100–173, § 6,Nov. 23, 1987, 101 Stat. 918; Pub. L. 107–171, title X, § 10502(b)(2)(C),May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 510.)
2002—Pub. L. 107–171inserted "any swine contractor, and" after "packer," in two places.
1987—Pub. L. 100–173substituted ", any live poultry dealer," for "or any live poultry dealer or handler," in two places.
1935—Act Aug. 15, 1921, title V, § 503, as added Aug. 14, 1935, inserted "or any live poultry dealer or handler" after "packer" wherever appearing.
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Amendment by Pub. L. 100–173effective 90 days after Nov. 23, 1987, see section 12 ofPub. L. 100–173, set out as a note under section 182 of this title.
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Like a toolbox for life's little indispensables, this lightweight, stuffable bag keeps everything you need for a day of discovery within reach. The main pocket holds larger items like sunglasses and a point-and-shoot camera; it has a secure pocket inside for valuables and a passport. The zippered exterior pocket provides quick access to lip balm, a subway pass and a map. An internal key clip secures your hostel key, and the soft, flexible webbing belt lets you carry the pack around your hips or off the shoulder, bandolier style. Stows into its own pocket when not in use. Made from 2.1-oz 70-denier nylon ripstop with a polyurethane coating and silicone finish. Reinforced at the base with 6.3-oz 210-denier 100% nylon double ripstop that has a polyurethane coating.
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A Watertown man was sentenced Monday in Jefferson County Court to up to three years in state prison for trying to possess a knife at a city tavern.
Ricky J. Hodkinson II, 26, whose last known address was 140 High St., Apt. 6, was sentenced to an indeterminate term of one to three years in prison for a Feb. 1 guilty plea to third-degree criminal possession of a weapon. He entered his plea using an Alford plea, meaning he did not admit to the underlying facts in the case, but was pleading guilty to avoid the possibility of being convicted of a more serious offense at trial. He was charged Nov. 16 with trying to possess a knife with the intent to use it unlawfully against Randy A. Hardison, Watertown, at 329 High St. Police said at the time that Mr. Hardison suffered a stab wound to his leg.
He was sentenced as a second-felony offender, having been sentenced in 2004 in County Court to five years probation after he pleaded guilty to second-degree menacing for threatening his mother with a sword.
In other activity Monday, Stanley M. Layo, 45, Watertown, pleaded guilty to fourth-degree grand larceny. He was charged in a grand jury indictment handed up in July with stealing more than $3,000 from the former Mobil Mart on Arsenal Street between April 1, 2007, and July 16, 2007. It was claimed he defrauded the convenience store and the state Lottery by entering false succession numbers for instant win lottery tickets on a daily log kept at the store, altering the number of tickets sold to cover up that he was stealing tickets.
He is due to be sentenced May 3. It is expected that he will be sentenced to a one-year period of interim probation. If he pays $10,000 of a total of $45,000 due in restitution by the end of the year, he will be allowed to withdraw his guilty plea to the felony count and instead plead guilty to the misdemeanor count of fourth-degree attempted grand larceny. He also will be ordered to pay $10,000 in restitution in each of the next two years and pay the remaining $15,000 in the form of a civil judgment.
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Tyrone L. Hale, 40, Watertown, pleaded guilty to third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and admitted violating probation. He was accused in a grand jury indictment handed up in November with selling heroin within the county. At the time he was serving five years probation imposed in February 2012 for a December 2011 guilty plea to third-degree attempted criminal possession of stolen property after having been accused of selling jewelry stolen from a Black River woman. He violated probation by being convicted of the new crime. He is expected to be sentenced March 29 to 3� years in prison, followed by an additional two years of supervision upon his release.
James M. Mayhew, 35, Carthage, pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal contempt and driving while ability impaired by drugs. Further information about the charges was not available from the court. He is due to be sentenced May 3.
Levan Goodman Jr., 34, Watertown, was arraigned on two counts each of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. The charges were contained in an indictment unsealed in court. It is alleged that he had and sold cocaine twice on the same day in mid-November. He pleaded not guilty to the charges and was ordered held at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building on $20,000 bail.
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In this Sept. 19, 1982 photo, Actor Harry Morgan sits on the set of "M*A*S*H*" in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Wally Fong)
Harry Morgan's Col. Potter was the moral beacon of M*A*S*H. We remember the character actor's greatest role. Originally published on Obit-Mag.com.
Harry Morgan, the character actor who played Col. Sherman Potter on the iconic TV series MASH died one year ago today at 96.
As David Bianculli writes on his TV Worth Watching blog: "What a character. What an actor. What a character actor…"
The Los Angeles Times describes the singular impact of Morgan's vast career directly. "Morgan's eight-year run on "MASH," the pinnacle of his seven-decade acting career, began when he was 60 and had already appeared on the Broadway stage, in dozens of television shows and more than 50 films."
But it's Neda Ullaby reporting for NPR that advances the frontline of obituary commentary the farthest. In describing Morgan's great career, she focuses on MASH's cultural import as an anti-war show, and Morgan's character as the mouthpiece for some of the more open-throated denunciation of wartime illogic.
Ullaby quotes one of the most forceful lines that Morgan delivered:
M*A*S*H, a sitcom about an Army medical unit during the Korean War, was one of the best satires on television. As doctors cracked wise, it was often Morgan's character who provided the moral outrage.
"Every month there's a new procedure we have to learn because somebody's come up with an even better way to mutilate the human body," Potter said in one episode. "Tell me this, captain, how the hell am I supposed to keep up with it? If they can invent better ways to kill each other, why can't they invent a way to end this stupid war?"
The final episode of M*A*S*H* is often cited as the most watched scripted television program ever, receiving 125 million viewers in 1983. But the show's cultural impact strikes farther. Revisiting its characters is like revisiting a different time. But maybe not so different.
The Emmy winner talks about his greatest character:
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10 Tried and True Pot Roast Recipes for the slow cooker. (click here!)
Monday, September 10, 2012
Slow Cooker Cranbery Dijon Roast
10 Tried and True Pot Roast Recipes for the slow cooker. (click here!)
9 comments:
- Heather of Kitchen Concoctions said...
This recipe is the essence of crock-pot cooking! Very few ingredients and practically no prep!
- September 10, 2012 at 11:43 AM
I can't wait to make this tomorrow. I have a pork loin roast that I know is going to be delish! Just made the cream cheese chicken and it's a hit. With our newly insane schedule, my crock pot will be used at least 4 times a week. Thanks for putting together all these wonderful recipes.
- September 10, 2012 at 12:47 PM
- Diane Eblin- thewholegang said...
Great win yesterday. Yay Niners. You have my guy, Randy Moss. Interesting combo for the roast. Cranberry season is almost upon us. Think I'll give this a try with fresh cranberries and add in a little something sweet.
- September 10, 2012 at 4:44 PM
Ooh-this will be a good use of the leftover Ikea Lingonberry (sp?) sauce I bought. We have A LOT leftover after the Swedish Meatballs are all gone.
- September 12, 2012 at 8:44 AM
You're right, you do have another recipe on your site with cranberry sauce, I've made it and it was good. But the mustard in this one makes it tangier, but with all the good cranberry sauce sweetness. Nice improvement.
- September 15, 2012 at 5:35 PM
- Elizabeth said...
this sounds fabulous! can't wait to give it a try!
- September 16, 2012 at 1:58 PM
- Courtney said...
Sounds yummy! Looks like a great fall dinner!
- September 19, 2012 at 6:27 PM
- Durante said...
I've never added mustard to a recipe like that, it sounds a bit tangy, I can't imagine it being bad. This is really cool, thank you!
- September 20, 2012 at 10:25 AM
- Plain Jane said...
And I was just wondering what to do with the cranberries I have in the freezer....hunk of meat here we come!!
- September 20, 2012 at 10:38 PM
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|Adam Baker In Country Illegally
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Adam Baker, the father of the 10-year-old killed last year and dismembered, Zahra Baker, is in the United States illegally, according to Hickory Police. Baker was arrested this week and charged with identity theft and obtaining property by false pretenses by Hickory Police.
The charges are unrelated to the investigation into the death of Zahra Baker, police said. The Hickory girl was reported missing last October and her remains were discovered in November. Zahra's stepmother, Elisa Baker, is charged with second-degree murder in her death. Police said the charges filed against Adam Baker on Tuesday stemmed from him using someone else's name and Social Security number to obtain services from Duke Energy. In spite of the allegations of his illegal residency, police said they are keeping Baker's passport and that a retainer has been placed on him, preventing him from leaving the country. Officers said he is in the country illegally, having failed to properly fill out documents.
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Grand Rapids, MI -- The Beloit College Men's Lacrosse team took control of their game at Calvin College Saturday in the first quarter and then held off any challenges for a 16-8 victory.
Jacob Pritscher got things started in the first quarter, assisted by Liam O'Connor and Aidan Whinnery, respectively, before the Knights got on the board to make it 2-1. O'Connor and Ryan Hazuka then scored goals in a 32-second span to put Beloit up 4-1 after one. The Bucs had the only two scores of the second quarter on Jack Jenkins' goal at 9:58, assisted by Whinnery, and Whinnery's goal at 3:20, assisted by O'Connor, to make it 6-1 at the break.
Calvin made a run out of halftime with three straight goals before Whinnery, assisted by Pritscher, stopped the run at the 6:30 mark. After CC scored their fourth goal of the period at 5:29 to pull within 7-5 Thomas Porkka made it 8-5 at 4:16 and O'Connor made it 9-5 on the man advantage, assisted by Hazuka. Calvin scored a fifth goal in the period to make it 9-6 heading into the fourth.
Whinnery scored his third goal of the game 30 seconds into the fourth but Calvin answered less than two minutes later to keep it a three-goal game. The Bucs then put it away with six straight goals - by Porkka, Jenkins, O'Connor, Hazuka twice, and Whinnery - to make it 16-7. The Knights closed out the scoring with 1:46 remaining.
Trevor Kenahan made eight saves in net for the win.
Beloit has a week off before getting back on the field next Saturday when they host Defiance College at Strong Stadium. Faceoff is at 1:00 p.m.


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Jamie Dimon
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News about Jamie Dimon, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
May. 20, 2015
JPMorgan Chase shareholders narrowly approve compensation packages for chief executive Jamie Dimon and other top executives; 61 percent approval margin amounts to rebuke from investors over bank's pay package; Dimon will receive $20 million, the same amount he received in 2013. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Corporate leaders have wrestled with how — or whether — to go public about health problems. How much to disclose, and when, involves delicate corporate and personal decisions for which there are few hard rules. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
In an email to the bank's employees and shareholders, Mr. Dimon said that doctors discovered the cancer at an early stage. MORE
Feb. 9, 2014
A top Chinese regulator directly asked Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, for a "favor" to hire a young job applicant, a confidential email shows. The applicant, a family friend of the regulator, now works at JPMorgan. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
James B Stewart Common Sense column on decision by JPMorgan Chase's board to award chief executive Jamie Dimon compensation of $20 million, or 74 percent raise, for year in which bank narrowly escaped criminal guilty plea and paid more than $20 billion in regulatory fines and penalties; says in world of Wall Street executive compensation, pay raise recommended for Dimon is not only defensible, but laudable. MORE
Jan. 23, 2014
In a series of contentious meetings, JPMorgan Chase's board voted to give Jamie Dimon a new pay package after his pay was cut in half last year, to $11.5 million. MORE
Oct. 20, 2013
A tentative $13 billion settlement between JPMorgan and the Justice Department was a result of extensive personal outreach from Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, to the Justice Department. MORE
Oct. 20, 2013
Mounting legal problems have so far left Jamie Dimon unscathed at the helm of JPMorgan Chase. MORE
Oct. 14, 2013
Regulators and investors seem to disagree with recent calls for the ouster of the head of JPMorgan over the bank's expensive legal troubles. MORE
Sep. 26, 2013
Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, met with the attorney general to discuss a deal that would involve a fine of more than $7 billion, plus $4 billion in relief for struggling homeowners. MORE
Sep. 21, 2013
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column recounts how JPMorgan Chase went from best-managed bank with an admirable chief executive in Jamie Dimon to becoming a pinata for government regulators, racking up total of $1.3 billion in fines in one day; contends reason is bank was never as well-managed as it appeared and now regulators are finally getting serious. MORE
May. 29, 2013
The recent vote at JPMorgan to preserve Jamie Dimon's dual role as chief and chairman suggests that shareholders may be part of the problem. MORE
May. 26, 2013
Jeff Sommers Strategies column observes that JPMorgan Chase shareholders approved dual role of Jamie Dimon as chief executive officer and chairman, while Apple's chief Timothy D Cook received praise from senators at a hearing on firm's strategies to avoid taxes. MORE
May. 22, 2013
JPMorgan Chase is redoubling its efforts to move beyond a big trading loss following a resounding shareholder endorsement to keep Jamie Dimon as both chairman and chief of the bank. MORE
May. 21, 2013
A JPMorgan Chase shareholder resolution to split the chairman and chief executive roles became a referendum on Jamie Dimon himself. It was a test he easily passed. MORE
May. 19, 2013
If shareholders separate the jobs of chairman and chief executive — positions that Jamie Dimon has held since 2008 — it would signal a shift in the balance of power in corporate America. MORE
May. 15, 2013
In the midst of a closely watched investor vote on whether to separate the roles of chairman and chief executive at JPMorgan Chase, the firm providing tabulations of the vote stopped giving snapshots to the proposal's sponsors. MORE
May. 14, 2013
As he wrestles with the fallout of a bungled trade, Jamie Dimon, the chief of JPMorgan Chase, has sought advice from a banker familiar with tumult: Lloyd C. Blankfein. MORE
May. 14, 2013
A proposal to separate the chairman and chief executive positions at JPMorgan Chase has turned into a backdoor referendum on Jamie Dimon. MORE
May. 13, 2013
It may not be popular to say, but the incontrovertible fact remains that JPMorgan Chase has remained one of the best-performing banks on Wall Street under Jamie Dimon. MORE
May. 12, 2013
Lee Raymond, JPMorgan Chase's outspoken lead director, will be a major factor in its shareholder vote on Jamie Dimon's role at the bank. MORE
May. 9, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Jeffrey A Sonnenfeld criticizes those who want to separate jobs of chairman and chief executive officer at banks, and attack Jamie Dimon for holding both positions at JPMorgan Chase; contends there is no evidence to suggest that anything would be gained by separating roles, which can even add to confusion over responsibilities and voice. MORE
May. 7, 2013
An obscure London firm may determine whether Jamie Dimon keeps his dual role as chief executive and chairman of JPMorgan Chase. MORE
May. 5, 2013
A shareholder advisory firm has recommended that investors withhold their support for three directors. MORE
May. 3, 2013
As the bank grapples with regulatory battles, some shareholders are taking public aim at individual directors who hold crucial positions on the bank's audit and risk committees. MORE
Apr. 29, 2013
The turnover at the highest levels of the bank continues just weeks before a shareholder vote decides whether to split the roles of chairman and chief executive. MORE
Apr. 5, 2013
Board members are making an unusual effort to persuade investors that JPMorgan Chase's chief, Jamie Dimon, should keep his chairman title amid fallout from a trading loss. MORE
Mar. 22, 2013
Rebuffing some investors, the 11-member board said that Mr. Dimon should continue to serve as both chief executive and chairman, as he has since 2006. MORE
Mar. 17, 2013
Some investors and board members have criticized Jamie Dimon as arrogant, but no serious threat to his power is expected. MORE
Mar. 14, 2013
JPMorgan Chase ignored risk controls and withheld information from regulators during big trading losses last year, a Senate inquiry found. MORE
Feb. 27, 2013
JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon vows to change how the bank deals with Internet-based payday lenders that automatically withdraw payments from borrowers' checking accounts. MORE
Jun. 14, 2012
Editorial criticizes members of the Senate Banking Committee for their soft-ball treatment of JPMorgan Chase head Jamie Dimon during a hearing on the bank's massive trading loss; notes that Dimon appeared anything but contrite during the proceedings; contends that until lawmakers commit to tougher regulations on proprietary trading, the financial system will continue to be vulnerable to the hubris and recklessness of big banking. MORE
May. 17, 2012
Editorial scores Jamie Dimon and his co-executives at JPMorgan Chase for continuing to push for weakened form of the Volcker Rule, which is meant to bar banks from making risky trades with their own capital; argues bank's $2 billion loss leaves no doubt that regulators must shore up the Volcker Rule so that it strictly limits such hedging. MORE
May. 16, 2012
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column submits JPMorgan Chase head Jamie Dimon has gone from being the great defender against tougher bank regulations to being the shining example of why still tougher regulations may be needed, in light of bank's $2 billion trading blunder. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Gretchen Morgenson Fair Game column contends the $2 billion trading loss disclosed by JPMorgan Chase shows how the tables have turned on the bank and its chief executive Jamie Dimon, an industry point man against tighter regulation; points out the loss comes just a month after a private dinner party at which he assailed Paul Volcker and Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas president Richard W Fisher, who have pushed for policies that would make banks like JPMorgan smaller and less risky. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
Jamie Dimon: America's Least-Hated Banker
During the financial crisis, the C.E.O. of JPMorgan Chase outshone his rivals. But where exactly does that leave him now?December 5, 2010 magazineNews
After Crisis, Show of Power From JPMorgan
For all Jamie Dimon's gloomy talk, the future for JPMorgan Chase is looking bright after the credit crisis.July 15, 2010 businessNews
In Washington, One Bank Chief Still Holds Sway
With the financial crisis, Jamie Dimon, the head of JPMorgan Chase, has become more politically engaged and in the process, the most credible voice of a discredited industry.July 19, 2009 businessNews
JPMorgan Chase Reports Decline in Revenue but a Surge in New Mortgages
A gain in the bank's earnings was driven largely by certain tax benefits, lower expenses and a decline in the amount put aside to cover credit losses.
October 14, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Company Reports , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Dimon, James
Dimon Diaspora Faces Biggest Challenge Yet
Jes Staley looks set to become the latest alumnus of JPMorgan to become a chief executive elsewhere. At Barclays, his mega-bank skills will be put to the test.
October 14, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Barclays PLC , Dimon, James , Appointments and Executive Changes , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Banking and Financial Institutions
Morning Agenda: Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller Agree on Deal
Barclays' Next Chief | Dell's Record Takeover of EMC, a Year in the Making
October 13, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Barclays PLC , Diamond, Robert E Jr , Dimon, James , Coca-Cola Company , Pepsico Inc , Switzerland , Dell, Michael S , Elliott Management Corp , EMC Corporation , Initial Public Offerings , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Securities and Exchange Commission Anheuser-Busch InBev NV , Banking and Financial Institutions , Beer , Fortress Investment Group L.L.C , Hedge Funds , High-Frequency and Flash Trading , Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures , Securities and Exchange Commission
Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs C.E.O., Has Lymphoma
Mr. Blankfein said in a letter to shareholders and employees that he had a "highly curable" form of cancer.
September 23, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Blankfein, Lloyd C , Goldman Sachs Group Inc , Cancer , Banking and Financial Institutions , Dimon, James , JPMorgan Chase & Company
First Data Names 15 Banks Chosen to Lead Public Offering
Notably absent on the list of underwriters for what would be one of the biggest market debuts of the year is JPMorgan Chase, which recently settled a hiring dispute with First Data.
August 26, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Initial Public Offerings , Banking and Financial Institutions , Private Equity , First Data Corporation , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Citigroup Inc , Morgan Stanley , Bisignano, Frank J , Dimon, James , KKR & Co LP
JPMorgan's Profit Rises 5% as Its Expenses Fall
The banking giant bolstered profits despite revenue declines in several divisions, including mortgage banking and fixed-income trading.
July 15, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: JPMorgan Chase & Company , Banking and Financial Institutions , Mortgages , Company Reports , Dimon, James
Stephen Cutler, JPMorgan's General Counsel, to Become Vice Chairman
Mr. Cutler will be succeeded as general counsel by Stacey Friedman next year.
July 7, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: JPMorgan Chase & Company , Cutler, Stephen M , Dimon, James , Banking and Financial Institutions , Legal Profession , Friedman, Stacey (1968- )
Pay at JPMorgan Wins Slim Support of Shareholders
Only 61 percent of votes cast at a shareholders meeting were in favor of the compensation planned for its top officials.
May 20, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: JPMorgan Chase & Company , Shareholder Rights and Activism , Executive Compensation , Dimon, James
Morning Agenda: Some Choice Words for Buffett
Some Choice Words for Buffett | Yellen Sees Stock Prices as 'Quite High' | Alexion to Buy Synageva for $8.4 Billion
May 7, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Buffett, Warren E , Dimon, James , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Loeb, Daniel S , European Central Bank , Greece , Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc , Barclays PLC , Blackstone Group, The , Citigroup Inc , Corinthian Colleges Inc , General Electric Company , Goldman Sachs Group Inc , KKR & Co LP , Royal Bank of Scotland PLC , Antitrust Laws and Competition Issues , Banking and Financial Institutions , Currency , European Sovereign Debt Crisis (2010- ) , Hedge Funds , Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures , Private Equity , Regulation and Deregulation of Industry , Shareholder Rights and Activism , Venture Capital
Bankers and Regulators Voice Fears on Bond Market Volatility
Some Wall Street chiefs and banking watchdogs warn that turbulence in the bond market could make it harder for companies and countries to borrow.
May 6, 2015, Wednesday
JPMorgan's Defense Against a Break Up
Responding to a Goldman Sachs report suggesting the bank would be worth more broken up, Jamie Dimon, chief of JPMorgan Chase, said "we will be a port in the next storm. You want me to be a port."
JPMorgan Chase Chief in Davos
Jamie Dimon discusses his comment that banks are "under assault" from regulators and touts JPMorgan's record year for financials.
'Banks Are Under Assault,' Says Dimon
"If the regulators — at the end of the day — want JPMorgan to be split up then that's what will have to happen," said Jamie Dimon, the banks's chief. "We can't fight the federal government."
JPMorgan swings to a profit
Trading revenues grow at JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he sees the U.S. economy improving. Fred Katayama reports.
U.S. markets climb slow but steady
Summary: Private sector job creation leads U.S. markets to new records; JPM down on Jamie Dimon health announcement; GoPro takes its first tumble; FTC sues T-Mobile; Goldman a "boys" club? Lily Jamali reports.
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June 20, 2012
Lipscomb hall of famer Bruce Bowers recently took a few moments to chat with LipscombSports.com. Bowers is still a member of the Nashville community working the Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools.
June 13, 2012
LipscombSports.com recently caught up with former baseball standout Bob Parsons to talk about his time with the Bisons. Parsons was part of the 1977 team that won the NAIA World Series under Ken Dugan.
April 11, 2012
Herbert Murphy walked-on as a baseball player at Lipscomb and started four years. He then spent his time in the teaching world from high schools to prisons. This week he talked with lipscombsports.com about his time at Lipscomb and where he is now.
April 05, 2012
Reggie "Rock" Whittemore, a former Lipscomb Bison outfielder, has been named to the Metro Nashville Public Schools Sports Hall of Fame. Whittemore is a former baseball star from McGavock High School. He has been head of the RBI program in Nashville since its beginning in 1996.
March 28, 2012
Max Mayes played basketball at Lipscomb from 1958-1961 when they were a part of the VAA. Now he spends his time doing mission work with his wife, and visiting their children.
March 21, 2012
Kelli Dobbins Hasley was one of the early members of the Lipscomb softball team. She started her college career in 1997 and played in the NAIA days from 1998 through 2001. She works as an X-ray technician and spent some time with LipscombSports.com to talk about her time as a Lady Bison.
March 14, 2012
Kris Kinslow spent his days at Lipscomb playing golf in the mid-nineties and now lives with his family in Kentucky. He took some time to talk with lipscombsports.com about his time at Lipscomb, and a few of his favorite memories.
February 15, 2012
Lipscombsports.com had the chance this week to catchup with former softball player Julia Davidson Salgueiro, who now resides in Santa Cruz, Calif.
January 25, 2012
Ryan Roller is busy settling into his new job as the assistant headmaster for marketing and admissions at the David Lipscomb Campus School. Ryan played basketball at Lipscomb from 1999 to 2003.
December 14, 2011
A former Lipscomb golfer, Michael Shane Neal is a successful artist in the "Music City." Neal has painted portraits for a number of dignitaries including former United States Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
December 07, 2011
Jamie Pride played third base for the Bisons baseball team and was part of the "Miracle Bisons" team that fought its way out of the loser's bracket and finished as runner-up in the NAIA World Series. He has joined former teammate Buddy Harston as an assistant coach for Lipscomb's golf teams.
October 05, 2011
Joey Haines ran track for Lipscomb University, and later set many records as a coach at Lipscomb. After coaching at Austin Peay and Southeast Missouri State he is now retired in Missouri with his wife, Jane.
August 18, 2011
Dolph Morrison played baseball for Lipscomb in 1958 and 1959 before graduating in 1960. After excelling in Business and Math at Lipscomb, Dolph continued his outstanding achievements in the business world for over 40 years until his retirement in 2003.


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We're Looking for TalentWednesday, June 23rd, 2010
One of the exciting things we are working on right now is the development of a new documentary reality TV series. The focus of the show will center on a unique business, industry, etc. featuring individuals with charismatic personalities. For reference, think of shows like "Deadliest Catch," "American Chopper," "Pawn Stars," "Construction Intervention," "Ice Road Truckers," or "Cake Boss."
As a region, the southeast is under-represented when it comes to the shows that are currently being produced, so we are hoping to find some great stories from right here in Alabama. This is where we need your help. If you have a great idea for a new documentary TV series, we would love to hear about it. Send us an email and give us the pitch. If we feel that it has potential, we will get back in touch with you to schedule a time when we can come out and shoot a brief demo reel.