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|Pokku's Guide to Editing on the Wiki
For all of you who want to help out on the wikia and aren't sure how- please read this!
NOTE: if you're editing on mobile DON'T DO IT IT'S THE WORST
A guide to making and editing daemon pages as well as galleries. Additional editing tips and nice how-to's at the bottom.
If you have any remaining questions after reading this or if I missed something feel free to message me!
Daemon Pages
So, no one has created the page for the new daemon and you want to. How do you do this?
At the top right corner of any page, there is a button you can click to make a page!
Once you select 'add a page' it'll prompt you to name the page. Name the page the daemon name. You'll automatically be directed to the new page and it'll open the editing window. Unless you've set it so it opens to classic, it won't automatically so you'll have to do it manually.
Classic, in my opinion, is easier to use so, we'll focus on that. So, once you're in the automatically opened editing screen, click cancel. Once you do that you'll be left with the skeleton of your new page. Underneath your page name is a button that says 'Create' and next to that a small black arrow. Click the arrow. Once you do that the option to use the classic editor opens.
It'll open to visual.
Next to the visual option is the source option. Click that.
After doing so you can use the template:
underneath that,
<tabber> *Original Form= **{{Infobox Anima}} **{{Infobox Phantasma}} **{{Infobox Divina}} __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ </tabber>
* if it's not the original form and it's something like Muramasa and her thanksgiving form write the form name (the name in the brackets) and then form for the tabber name
**Depends on the daemon that you're making the page for. If you're making the page for a phantasma daemon use the phantasma infobox
It should look like this when you click preview.
It's actually easier to copy and paste the infobox from another daemon page and filling the info out from there instead of typing:
{{Infobox Anima |name = |image = |Caption = |Type = |Rarity = |BaseAtk = |FinalAtk = |BaseHP = |FinalHP = |LBAtk = |LBHP = |Skill = |Skill info = |Ability = |Ability info = |Unlock level = |Ability2 = |Ability info2 = |Unlock level2 = |Bond= |Bond info= |Bond2= |Bond info2= |VA = |Illustrator = |Quote2 = |Quote3 = |Quote4 = |Descr =  |Acquire = |Info = }}
to be able to edit it, right?
Should you need to add a new tab (form) to a page type:
|-| Whatever the New Form Name is Form=
where the
would have been for the previous form. From there you add the infobox and edit!
Editing an Infobox
It's actually really easy! Don't let the code scare you.
Over here I'll explain what each part of the infobox changes!
|name =
Changes the name of the infobox!
NOTE: Should the infobox have brackets ([these]) in them, the audio files, which are pre-named to the infobox name, will need to be changed.
To change them type:
|Audio = {{Audio|file=Daemon Name Form Main.ogg|Play}} |Audio2= {{Audio|file=Daemon Name Form Skill.ogg|Play}} |Audio3= {{Audio|file=Daemon Name Form Summon.ogg|Play}} |Audio4= {{Audio|file=Daemon Name Form Limit Break.ogg|Play}}
|Audio = {{Audio|file=Muramasa Thanksgiving Main.ogg|Play}} |Audio2= {{Audio|file=Muramasa Thanksgiving Skill.ogg|Play}} |Audio3= {{Audio|file=Muramasa Thanksgiving Summon.ogg|Play}} |Audio4= {{Audio|file=Muramasa Thanksgiving Limit Break.ogg|Play}}
|image =
The image name.
EXAMPLE: Titania.png
|Caption =
The quote above their description in game! This will serve as quote 1.
|Type =
Either Ranged, Melee, or Healer.
|Rarity =
The rarity number (1,2,3,4 or 5).
|BaseAtk = |FinalAtk = |BaseHP = |FinalHP = |LBAtk = |LBHP =
Their stats when level 1, maxed and MLB (labeled as LB). When doing the MLB stats be sure there are no bonds affecting the data.
|Skill = |Skill info =
Skill is the name of the skill and the info is the skill description.
|Ability = |Ability info = |Unlock level =
Similar to skill but includes when the ability is unlocked.
|Quote2 = |Quote3 = |Quote4 =
Quote 2 is the skill quote, quote 3 is the summon quote and quote 4 is the limit break quote!
Should you be wondering where quote 1 is, remember quote 1 is the caption!
|Descr =
The in-game description of the card! In the span style (between the >< part) add the first sentence (which should be in orange) and then proceed to type the rest. If there's more in orange just copy and paste the span style and do the same for whatever it says.
|Acquire =
Make sure to have the ◦ when adding the info!
This is where we write how to obtain the card.
|Acquire = ◦ [["Thanksgiving Day Beatdown"]] Event: Clear Chapter 4</nowiki>
Should there be multiple add
to the end of each way of acquisition (you may do two ways of acquisition before you need to use
)
If you do not use
 it can lead to this:
|Info =
Where we put trivia but normally, when the 3x chance of summoning ends and what they do in events.
Feel free to check different daemon pages to use for reference for this!
NOTE: when adding when the 3x summon chance ends DO NOT use your timezone, use the official one (mitama's)
We don't really use this anymore since most voice actors are unknown due to them asking Mitama not to credit them in-game but this where we place who did the voice acting for the card.
|Illustrator =
Where the illustration credits are placed. The info can normally be found underneath the sprite image.
|Bond= |Bond info=
Special bonds! The bonds go like daemon1 > daemon 2.
The arrow always points in this direction >
Daemon1 is whoever gives the bond so for example, Miss Santa > Nyarlathotep
Miss Santa increases Nyarlathotep's skill DMG so the arrow points to her (Nyarlathotep)! Additionally, don't forget to hyperlink the other daemon's name!
The bond info is what the bond does. So for Miss Santa and Nyarlathotep, the bond info would be: Increases Nyarlathotep's skill DMG by 5%.
Event Pages
So, it's been a couple hours and no one has made the event page. You want to make it but are unsure how to, well no fear! Event pages don't change much event to event and can easily be created. You can copy and paste the previous event's page (of the same type- don't go copy and pasting the CQ page for Tower).
Creating the page is similar to creating the daemon page, the only difference is that the event page needs to have quotes around the name.
EXAMPLE: "Jewels and the Secret Workshop"
Once the page has been made and you've copied and pasted the event page go and make revisions to make it fit for the current event. Make sure to check the event rules to see if anything has been altered!
Events (tower and cq as of yet) is similar in page structure but differs slightly. In this section, we will go over how to work the code for the templates/code that both share.
Editing Event Pages
If you are editing the page, it should open to source editor (because of the rich code)
NOTE: Should the event page ever open to visual (in classic or visual editor) automatically set your preference to source mode before editing.
How to set your preference to source mode: click
-Under editing experience there are three options, click source editor and save
If you do not it can result in a huge mess because some of the event templates (daemon reward ones) do not mesh well with the visual editor.
If you want to know how to change the linked pages and what they are displayed as please check this section.
Special Ability Template
Explained here.
Event Reward
This is a partial template and must be used with other code. This is used to display event rewards such as Tower chapter rewards, exchange, and level/battle rewards for both Tower and CQ.
There is an explanation on how to use it here.
Note: this is the template that will have issues in the visual editor, make sure the page is automatically set (by default due to rich code) to source editor or set your preference to it when editing.
To do this we will use a small template along with a tabber and some tables.
The tabber works the same as in daemon pages you need
|- Tab Name=
To create a new tab. The tabs should be labeled First Half, Second Half, and Overall. Order matters.
To create the box type:
{{Template:Ranking |Range= #number range }}
The R in range must be capitalized otherwise it will not work. After that you must add the table which operates just like normal tables. You should copy and paste the table (if you didn't do so for the entire section) and fill in the rewards.
{| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="15" class="table" style="center": 0px auto; width: 500px;" |- ! scope="col" style="text-align:center;"|reward1name* ! scope="col" style="text-align:center;"|reward2name* |- | style="text-align:center;"|[[File:reward1image**.png|100px]] | style="text-align:center;"|[[File:reward2image**.png|100px]] |- | style="text-align:center;"|xQuantityAwarded1 | style="text-align:center;"|xQuantityAwarded2 |}
*Should it be daemon such as [[Luminous Pearl]], the name must be hyperlinked
**Should the reward be a daemon the image name will be: DaemonName (form if any) Thumb.png
Should there be more than two rewards in a section add:
! scope="col" style="text-align:center;"|rewardname | style="text-align:center;"|[[File:rewardimage.png|100px]] | style="text-align:center;"|xQuantityAwarded
to their respective places in the table.
This applies if there are less than two rewards in a bracket as well. An example of three rewards in a bracket is:
{| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="15" class="table" style="center": 0px auto; width: 500px;" |- ! scope="col" style="text-align:center;"|reward1name ! scope="col" style="text-align:center;"|reward2name ! scope="col" style="text-align:center;"|reward3name |- | style="text-align:center;"|[[File:reward1image.png|100px]] | style="text-align:center;"|[[File:reward2image.png|100px]] | style="text-align:center;"|[[File:reward3image.png|100px]] |- | style="text-align:center;"|xQuantityAwarded1 | style="text-align:center;"|xQuantityAwarded2 | style="text-align:center;"|xQuantityAwarded3 |}
Creating a Daemon Gallery
A sub-page of the daemon where we organize the official photos of it. [[http://otogi.wikia.com/wiki/daemon name/Gallery]]
To add the photos to the page and to link the page with the main page and the origin type:
{{Daemon-Nav}} <gallery> </gallery>
Between <gallery> and </gallery> type the names of the photos.
<gallery> Joan of Arc.png Joan of Arc Thumb.png Joan of Arc Artwork.png Joan of Arc Skill.png Joan of Arc Sprite.png </gallery>
Order of Images
Going to quote the content mod, "Alone Images (excuse me idk how to call this properly lmao) -> Images with other daemons. All image of the daemon alone should be prioritize before the image with other daemon like event banner or square (like Kuji Kanesada Square placed before Kuji Kanesada Hariti Zhuge Ling Square). For the daemon with many form you can follow Okita and Perry gallery."
However, I'm going to recommend that we follow the general order we have already (for solo images)
Daemon.pngs -> Daemon Thumb.png -> Daemon Artwork.png -> Daemon Skill.png -> Daemon Sprite.png -> other
Also, it's always good to check previous daemon galleries to get a feel of where the photos should be!
Name of Images
Over here I'm going to explain what images are named. I'm going to try to have them be in the recommended order but since a lot of images conflict with another (js daemon galleries and event daemon galleries), it might get a little messy.
(can't help with s images idk wtf they are)
How to Get the Images
If you have no idea how to photoshop and live by ms paint but still want to contribute to filling in photos on the wiki- you can! You won't be able to do some of the more advanced editing, but you'll still be able to fill in a majority of the images which, surprisingly, requires little to no editing!
- Main Images
- How do I get the photo without the description circle in the way? You can do one of two things screenshot the daemon with the description box open and one with it closed. Then ms paint it! Crop the bottom of the card (with the description box open) and paste that portion on the other image. Whenever I do this it leaves a little bit of the circle left but then you can use something online to inpaint it from there but, that's not always accurate (idk what everyone else is doing) so I recommend the other option if you can do it.
- The other option is if you have the daemon you can fuse something into it and then screenshot the fusion screen. The circle will be gone and good to crop! Although, be sure not to screenshot it as the stats are still changing that can get messy. After that be sure to edit the numbers out. You don't need to do anything fancy, you can select a portion of the border without the numbers and drag till the numbers are covered.
- Thumb Images
- For the new daemons these are actually extremely easy to get and require no editing (save for cropping). For the older daemons, you'll need to do some inpainting or pray for some old screenshots.
- For jewel summon daemons you can use the summon previews or literally just screenshot the images from the summon list. For event daemons you can go to event pages and screenshot the reward list and for ranking cards, click them and screenshot.
- You can also use random drop images but those images would be slightly smaller and of lower quality.
- Vertical Images
- Click team and place a daemon on it. That is the vertical image. You'll have to do some editing (inpainting). You can also find these from battling others in PvP.
- You can also edit the vertical images by taking the part of the artwork image and pasting it on the vertical image and blurring to make it seem more natural. Some images will be harder to edit as some of them do not have the same background as their artwork images.
- Artwork Images
- Click on the card and then, on the main image page, press and hold for about two seconds and it'll appear. Crop and you're done.
- Skil l Images
- Use it in battle and screenshot it once you use their skill. No editing needed (unless you're using an iPad or something).
- Sprite Images
- Click the daemon and on the bottom there are the options: Unlock, Sell, Enhance, Bonds and Switch.
Click switch, screenshot and crop!
- Summon Previews
- Click summon and wait for it to show up as the preview daemon (only applies when they have recently been released). Screenshot and crop.
- Exchange Boxes
- Pretty much the same as the summon previews. For event exchange boxes you'll have to do some more work. There are some circles on the right side so you'll have to do some editing but it's not something too difficult. You can do it with ms paint.
- How do make event exchange boxes:
- Loading Screen
- Screenshot and upload. No editing needed.
- Square Images
- Uploaded on their social media. Most images are uploaded on their Weibo. Their images are, however, in jpg form. Once downloaded convert to png and you're good to go.
- Other
- Like their square images, are uploaded on their social media. This includes special events, postcard events, art events, facebook banners, etc. These images require no editing (unless converting to png).
- For the other images such as the summon banners you're best off waiting for someone else to do them because like ... how. #theMSPaintlife
Additional Editing Tips
Doesn't specifically pertain to galleries or editing infoboxes but helpful nonetheless.
Is how to stop the wiki from changing whatever your original intention was into code. So for example, you wanted to do this * but the wikia is making it
- this.
Additionally, <nowiki/> is a good cleaner and works the same as <nowiki></nowiki> BUT only for the next character.
Using <nowiki/>
(stolen tip from Solar, don't return).
Lets you link the page name to the page. If you wish to link it to the page but want to change what it appears as you can do this:
[[Pagename|rng why don't you love me]]
If you want to write in color and jazz things up, well do I have a trick for you.

Some nice sites to pick colors are click and click.
However, it is not necessary to select a color number, in place of #colornumber you can type red or blue and it'll still work.
If you want to use a category but don't want it to be included in that category you can do:
If you want to link an image to a page you can do this:
[[File:idk some name.png|link=a name]]
You can also adjust the size of the image by doing:
[[File:idk some name.png|link=a name|150px]]
You may also change the position as well.
[[File:idk some name.png|link=a name|150px|center]]
[[File:Outenta Mitsuyo.png|link=Outenta Mitsuyo|150px|center]]
Say you want to make a box:
|like this
then do
{| style="width:100%; margin-top:2em; border:2px solid #colornumber1; font-size:90%; text-align:center;" |- ! style=" color:#colornumber2; color:#colornumber3; padding:0.2em 0.5em;" | text |}
Color number 1 changes the border color, similar to the color text, it is not necessary to use a number.
Color number 2 changes the color of the box inside.
Color number 3 changes the color of the text.
You may get rid of the border altogether by removing it from the code or changing it to "none". You may also change the border size by adjusting the px. The font size, as well as its position, may also be adjusted.
A little more on tabbers!
We already know that
<tabber> Tab 1 Name= fill this with shiz </tabber>
makes a tabber right?
well to add aditional tabs do:
<tabber> Tab 1 Name= fill this with shiz |-| Tab 2 Name= pretty much the same as 1 except you use |-| to create the separate tab </tabber>
If you want to have tabbers inside of tabbers do this:
<tabber> Tab 1 Name= fill this with shiz {{#tag:tabber|Inside Tab Name= what you want inside}} </tabber>
if you want to make multiple tabbers inside do not use |-| like the previous tabs. Use |-| and proceed normally.
An example of multiple inside tabs is:
<tabber> Tab 1 Name= fill this with shiz {{#tag:tabber|Inside Tab Name= what you want inside {{!}}-{{!}} Inside tab 2= like 1}} </tabber>
It'll look like this when finished-
fill this with shiz
what you want inside
like 1
This one is always fun. This template fills itself in with the user's wiki name. Sometimes people have never seen the template and it's always fun to see their reaction.
<insert name here>
Also, similar but not the same
This one links to the main page of whoever clicks it.
Thank you for reading this~


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Caroline Johnson was scraping ice from the windscreen of her people carrier, as she prepared to take her son to school on the morning of December 2 last year, when drug addict Kevin Richardson jumped behind the wheel.
He drove off, dragging her up to 65ft down the road in Langley, Berkshire. Mrs Johnson, 46, was left for dead and would remain in a coma for two weeks.
Drug addict Richardson, 34, who himself has four children, was convicted of causing grievous bodily harm with intent after a trial last month. And on Friday he was told he was being jailed indefinitely for public protection and would not be considered for release until he had served at least seven-and-a-half years.
Judge Stephen John emphasised that term was an absolute minimum however, saying Richardson is so dangerous he may never be released.
Speaking outside Reading Crown Court, Mrs Johnson, who remains in a wheelchair and has been told she may not walk again, said: "It has been one year since the fateful morning that changed my life forever, but I am still here today and so grateful that justice has been done. Now I can move on with my life and put this stressful episode behind me."
Richardson, formerly of Chalvey Road, Slough, Berkshire, was also sentenced to 20 months for aggravated vehicle taking and 18 months for dangerous driving, to run concurrently. He had admitted both of those offences.
His passenger, Karen Napper, 34, of Ledgers Road, Slough, admitted aggravated vehicle taking and was sentenced to 16 months. She was disqualified from driving for two years and Richardson for 10 years.
Judge John said: "This was a completely selfish and pointless offence with the gravest consequences for an utterly innocent, decent, member of society. At the time of these offences, two worlds collided - that of an innocent family woman and that of two crack addicts concerned only with themselves."
Mrs Johnson's injuries were so serious that she could have died, only the prompt actions of a passer-by who went to her aid, and the swift arrival of an ambulance, saved her life.
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Dr. Cabriera is very compassionate and listens to what the patient is saying for the most part. Of late, I have noticed there seems to be a hastiness, in that, there is no hands on examination. The basic examinations are not being done, for example, listening to the patient's heart beat or breathing. This could be linked to an increase in clientele, and there is no longer sufficient time to spend with each patient. Follow up visits are not necessarily encouraged. It may not be a pracise of the practice to do follow ups?
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After doing a lot of research and reading reviews I went to Dr. Cabreira, and he is the best Dr. I have ever seen. He listens and is very easy to talk openly with. A+++++
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Episode 12 : Lethargica
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Unformatted text preview: e). Set hood with camera on the box so the entire UV light source glass is covered. It is critical that you not expose yourself to the UV light screen once you turn on the unit! 2. Be sure the computer and camera are turned on. Open camera viewing screen and rotate so you can see the image. 3. Be sure slider on camera is turned toward the camera icon. 4. Be sure camera is in Nightscene Mode; if not, use large knob on the top of the camera to select. a. Be sure camera is in "macro" mode. (The flower icon should appear on the lower right of the viewing screen; if not, use the bottom arrow to select). b. If your gel is dim, you may need to switch to manual mode. (0.5‐1.0 sec at F4.0 typically works well. If too dim,use right arrow on function set circle to increase time; if too bright, use the left arrow to decrease time.) 5. For the next steps, you need to work quickly to prevent the lens from fogging. a. Make sure hood is completely covering the blackened glass. Turn on UV light. b. Use camera zoom (toggle surrounding shutter button) to fill frame with gel. Move hood as needed to center. c. Half depress shutter to focus, and then take photo. Turn the UV box off! 6. Move slider on camera back to the left (toward the blue‐boxed arrow). 7. Next, connect the camera USB cable to the computer (if not already connected) and save your image to the desktop. You can then email the image to yourself using Webmail, if time permits. If time is limited, your TA will post your image to your lab's ANGEL section. 11 8. TURN CAMERA OFF!! After you have photographed your gel, the gel (BUT NOT THE TRAY) should be disposed into the "used gel" disposal bin, and the 1X TAE buffer can be disposed into the "used 1X TAE" disposal bin in the lab room. ASSIGNMENT: Use the information presented by your TA and the lab manual to complete Homework Assignment #6 in which you will explain the purpose of each of the steps of the Flow Diagram (boxes outlined with dashed lines) for answering the research questions that guide the investigation. See syllabus for due dat...
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What a week it's been! Even though the Labor Day holiday delivered me a [much appreciated] four day work week, the week has been jam packed and has felt like much more. I am happy to relax a bit this weekend and make some cards.
I'm kicking off this weekend with another episode of "5 Things I Like…" featuring this beautiful thank you card by Pam Morris:
Here are 5 things I like about this card:
The color combinations. The natural colors in this card are both soothing and energy-filled. Pam does a great job of balancing the browns with the corals and greens. I love that she used white (instead of vanilla) for the "thank you" banner and background.
The balance. This card is perfectly balanced, but it's not completely centered. Sure, the bird and banner fall right in the center of the card face, but look at how the flowing banner on the right mimics the flow of the branch on the left. The scalloped coral strip on the left cuts into the brown panel, but the shape itself balances the addition.
The unique color choices. The banner down the middle is from the International Bazaar Designer Series Paper. The DSP features a light shade of Tangerine Tango. Pam decided to crop the bird and border in Calypso Coral, which coordinates very well with this shade of Tangerine Tango.
The versatility of this card. Change the sentiment on this card, and it's also perfect for a birthday, congratulations, get well or best wishes card. Heck, change the colors a little, and you've got a Christmas card.
That bird! I'm not bird crazy, yet 2 of the first 3 "5 Things I Like…" cards have featured birds. Thanks, Lori and Pam! I don't have this bird punch, but I absolutely love this bird. It's so soft and understated. It's smooth in some places and pointy in others. You can't go wrong with this Bird Builder punch. Second guessing my last order.
Stamp sets: Itty Bitty Banners Papers: Wild Wasabi, Whisper White, Chocolate Chip, Crumb Cake, Calypso Coral, International Bazaar Designer Series Paper Inks: Wild Wasabi Accessories: Bird Builder punch, Scallop Edge Border punch, Bitty Banners Framelit, Pearl Basic Jewels
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Compare the Louisiana Youth Orchestra's Saturday concert to a youth theater company's choosing to perform a full production over a condensed, "junior" version.
That's what will happen when the orchestra performs Spanish composer Manuel de Falla's "The Final Dance" in its season finale concert on Saturday.
The music begins at 3 p.m. in Baton Rouge Magnet High School's auditorium, and also will include performances by the Louisiana Junior Youth Orchestra, the Louisiana Youth Orchestra Percussion Ensemble and the Louisiana Junior String Ensemble.
"And this concert will be special for the Louisiana Junior Youth Orchestra," says David Torns. "They'll be playing a piece they commissioned by Christopher Lowery, a student at LSU. It's called 'A Cypress Prelude,' and their performance will be a world premiere of this piece."
Torns is director of the top group — the Louisiana Youth Orchestra — which also will be delivering a special performance on Saturday. De Falla's music is never easy to perform, and the youth orchestra never plays simpler arrangements of any composer's work.
"We play the original compositions," Torns says. "These are the same compositions that the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra would play, so it's always a challenge. But the orchestra has risen to this challenge. I chose this piece for the final concert, because the orchestra has been rehearsing and performing together all year, and they're playing at their highest level at this time. And they're always excited about learning something new."
"The Final Dance" is the last movement in de Falla's 1917 ballet suite, "The Three-Cornered Hat," based on Pedro Antonio de Alarcón's novel of a magistrate infatuated with a miller's faithful wife. De Falla uses traditional Andalusian folk music throughout the ballet.
Headlining this concert will be soloist Mary Grace Ellerbee, winner of the Louisiana Music Teachers Association's annual February piano concerto competition. The 17-year-old Zachary High School junior will be performing the third movement of Felix Mendelssohn's 1837 "Piano Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 40." Mendelssohn premiered this piece at the Birmingham Festival of 1837 in England.
"The competition winner traditionally plays only one movement of a concerto," Torns says. "And we traditionally feature the winner in our final concert of the season. We'll be accompanying her."
After the concert, Torns will be turning his attention to orchestra auditions. Last year, auditions were conducted in spring and summer.
"I don't know if we'll be having spring auditions again, but we'll definitely have them in the summer," he says. "I wish we didn't have to let the kids go during the summer, but they need a break."
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text: THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP HOST: JOHN MCLAUGHLIN PANEL: MICHAEL STEELE, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR; ELEANOR CLIFT, NEWSWEEK; MONICA CROWLEY, SYNDICATED RADIO COMMENTATOR; MORT ZUCKERMAN, U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT TAPED: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2008 BROADCAST: WEEKEND OF DECEMBER 6-7, 2008-----------------------------------------------------------------Copyright (c) 2008 by Federal News Service, Inc., Ste. 500 1000 Vermont Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005, USA. Federal News Service is a private firm not affiliated with the federal government. No portion of this transcript may be copied, sold or retransmitted without the written authority of Federal News Service, Inc. Copyright is not claimed as to any part of the original work prepared by a United States government officer or employee as a part of that person's official duties. For information on subscribing to the FNS Internet Service, please visit http://www.fednews.com or call(202)347-1400 ----------------------------------------------------------------- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Issue One: Security Cabinet. In Mumbai, formerly Bombay, 10 heavily armed young men walk into two luxury hotels and a restaurant and a hospital and a railway station. They indiscriminately fire machine guns into the crowds, throw grenades, take and hold hostages for -- get this -- two and a half days, 60 hours. They kill at least 195 people. They wound another 300 people. That was overseas last week in India. In the U.S. this week, an official report on weapons of mass destruction was put before Congress. The central conclusion of that report is that the U.S. will be attacked by a bacteriological or nuclear bomb within five years. With this news in the headlines, President-elect Obama appointed his national security team. The team will probably be in place to handle any such attack on our nation. Hillary Clinton, State. HILLARY CLINTON (secretary-designate, Department of State): (From videotape.) The fate of our nation and the future of our children will be forged in the crucible of these global challenges. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Robert Gates, Defense. ROBERT GATES (Defense secretary): (From videotape.) We are engaged in two wars and face other serious challenges at home and around the world. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security. JANET NAPOLITANO (Secretary-designate, Department of Homeland Security): (From videotape.) It will be my job and the job of this team to hold ourselves and our agencies accountable, to coordinate fully across the spectrum of government agencies. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: James Jones, national security adviser, a Marine general, retired. GEN. JAMES JONES (Ret., national security adviser-designate): (From videotape.) National security in the 21st century comprises a portfolio which includes all elements of our national power towards the desired goal of keeping our nation safe. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Susan Rice, United Nations ambassador, a post that President-elect Obama will re-Cabinetize. SUSAN RICE (U.N. ambassador-designate): (From videotape.) The United Nations was, in major part, America's creation. Mr. President- elect, I share your commitment to rededicate ourselves to the organization and its mission. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Question: Are these Cabinet appointments a change Cabinet or a continuity Cabinet? I ask you, Michael Steele. And welcome, Michael. MR. STEELE: Thank you very much. It is about as continuitous as you can get. There is no change here. This is actually the Bush third term on foreign policy, as far as I'm concerned. Obama has settled, I guess, into the reality that "Yeah, gee, the surge worked. Conditions on the ground do matter. And I've got to listen to these generals and I've got to put people in charge who understand how that matrix works." He has not gone to his left on foreign policy, as his rhetoric was during the campaign. He has come to the center-right on this issue, where Bush was since the surge. And I think this is a phenomenal depression point for a lot of the left right now, because they're not seeing this move to leave Iraq in 16 months. We're going to be here, folks, through at least 2011. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Does this bipartisan consensus Cabinet reflect changes that came in in 1991 after the Cold War? MR. STEELE: Yeah, I think it does. I think, to a certain extent, you see, since the ending of the Cold War, trying to figure out what the new politicals, certainly the geopolitical landscape looks like, what the military landscape looks like globally. And I the United States, for the last seven or eight years, is trying to find its footing here in the Middle East, in Asia and the like. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: These are all Washington entrenched insiders. Do you think Obama could have selected someone or people who might have been original thinkers? MS. CLIFT: Well, first of all, I want to welcome Michael. I'm used to countering Republican talking points, but now I've got a contender for the Republican Party chairmanship seated in the prime chair. MR. STEELE: (Laughs.) MR. MCLAUGHLIN: How's that going, Michael? MR. STEELE: It's going very well -- swimmingly. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: It's on track? MR. STEELE: It's on track. MS. CLIFT: This is change from the last eight years. Granted, it hearkens back to the Clinton years. But as Hillary said during the primaries, "What didn't you like about the Clinton years, the peace or the prosperity?" And these people are more hawkish and they're more experienced, certainly, than Barack Obama. And I think they're very reassuring to the country. He's getting high marks for the people he's putting in place. And for my take, as somebody who is center-left, they are people who will implement his vision, his ideas. He's the president. And they give him a great deal of political cover if you could have the former Republican Defense chief in your camp overseeing the withdrawal of troops from Iraq. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Who is center-left? MS. CLIFT: How much better can it get? MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Are you center-left? MS. CLIFT: At least. (Laughter. ) MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Thanks for clearing that up. Okay, the security team. Obama says he's happy with his security team. It taps all the sources of American power. PRESIDENT-ELECT BARACK OBAMA: (From videotape.) We must pursue a new strategy that skillfully uses, balances and integrates all elements of American power -- our military and diplomacy, our intelligence and law enforcement, our economy and the power of our moral example. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Question: Is Obama telegraphing Hillary's job description as secretary of State? I ask you. MS. CROWLEY: Well, I think he's telegraphing how he wants his entire national security team to operate, as an integrated unit, not just the secretary of State but the secretary of Defense, the National Security Agency, the national security adviser, and so on. But I agree with Michael. I mean, when you take a look at this team, what it actually says, what it actually telegraphs, is Bush was right. He's got Bush's Defense secretary staying in, who oversaw the surge, which Obama opposed. He's got Hillary Clinton as secretary of State, who voted for the war in Iraq and defended her vote and never apologized for it. And the great irony here is that Barack Obama is going to inherit a victory in Iraq where he opposed the war all along. And he's going to inherit -- if trends continue in Iraq and the Middle East, he is going to inherit a revolutionized and a different Middle East, with an operational democracy in the heart of the Arab world. And that benefit is going to redound to Obama's administration. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: He chose insiders and career politicians, and he belittled -- maybe that's too strong a word -- the role of experience in this office. What do you make of that? MS. CROWLEY: The role of experience in the presidency, you mean -- except now he's taken people who do have experience -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Yes. What do you make of that? MS. CROWLEY: -- Robert Gates, Hillary Clinton. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Does that show you how smart he is, that he can ignore -- MS. CROWLEY: Well, it shows me -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: -- his own statements? MS. CROWLEY: It shows me that he's secure as a politician in that he's not afraid to surround himself with people who are smarter than he is on certain issues. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: What else does it show, Mort? MR. ZUCKERMAN: Well, it shows that he's pragmatic, which I think is the key issue here. I mean, there's no point in coming up with a theoretical or ideological view of the world. You've got to find people who understand the world and who can make it work more or less in the direction that he's setting. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Mort -- MR. ZUCKERMAN: And in the combination of Gates and Clinton, I think he's going to be able to do that. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: I'm glad you brought that up. What rules Obama? Pragmatism rules Obama. PRESIDENT-ELECT OBAMA: (From videotape.) They share my pragmatism about the use of power. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Question: Does American pragmatism contradict American exceptionalism? Isn't that what we're supposed to be? MR. ZUCKERMAN: Absolutely not. What is exceptional, or what is American exceptionalism, in fact, is its pragmatism and is its ability to adapt. And that is what we have always been much better at than almost any other country. And the less ideological we are in this time, the better we're going to be. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: What about first among equals? Can't we at least have that? MR. ZUCKERMAN: Well, yes, but you don't have to flaunt that with the rest of the world. You're trying to, in a sense -- now, we are in a global situation where we have to bring a lot of countries along with us. We can't do it all by ourselves. And basically he's sort of paying lip service to that idea. And it's the right idea. I'm not saying it's always going to work. And we will do what we have to, even if the rest of the world doesn't follow us. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: I get the impression he's talking about the bedrock philosophy of his administration, as far as foreign policy is concerned. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Right. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: And the bedrock philosophy is pragmatism. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Yes. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Pragmatism means that truth is based in part upon the consequences. It's much more action-oriented, and it ignores metaphysics. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Right. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Didn't Obama strike you, when he was going through the election, that he had a metaphysical outlook more than he had a -- MR. ZUCKERMAN: If there ever was -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: -- pragmatic outlook? MR. ZUCKERMAN: If there ever was a pragmatic politician, it's Obama. MS. CLIFT: Absolutely. MR. ZUCKERMAN: You know, and by the way -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Is pragmatism crude? MR. ZUCKERMAN: No, I don't think it's crude. What works at this stage of the game is going to be very important for the United States. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Oh, really? MR. ZUCKERMAN: Absolutely. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: So if it works, it's okay? MR. ZUCKERMAN: Yes. If it works, it's okay. When I say works, if it works in the interest of the United States. And that's what he has to think about. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Isn't that what Reverend Wright told us, that whatever it takes, Obama will do? MS. CLIFT: This is the only place in America that we're still talking about Reverend Wright. Look, I would be careful about all this triumphalism about "George Bush was right." Barack Obama is inheriting a global situation with two wars and attitudes towards America at rock-bottom. We've lost a lot of economic power. He is walking in with the attitude that George W. Bush had in 2000 of a humble foreign policy, and that is completely appropriate. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: For the -- MS. CLIFT: And triumphalism about Iraq -- you know, I don't think anybody -- (Cross-talk.) MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Let's make sure we understand -- MS. CROWLEY: I didn't say a triumph, Eleanor. I was talking about the successes on the ground that have allowed the kind of latitude that Obama is going to have here. That's what I said. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Let's make sure we understand Barack Obama. He's our new president. Okay, a leader, not the leader. How does Obama see America's leadership in the world, as that of a leader or as that of the leader? PRESIDENT-ELECT OBAMA: (From videotape.) And my sense of purpose about America's role as a leader in the world. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: He uses that language -- "a leader." MR. STEELE: Yeah. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: "A leader in the world." We're one of several. MR. STEELE: That's right. We're one of several. And that means that we sit around and we'll negotiate and decide amongst the equals which direction we should go globally. And I think that America's posture and position should be, as it always has been, the leader in setting the pace, in setting the direction. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: What do you think the mood of America is right now? Is it with Obama, that we've been too -- well, you know, I'm paraphrasing; this doesn't necessarily reflect his views -- that we have been too assertive in the past and that we are a leader and that we're going to work with -- MR. STEELE: I think America -- MS. CLIFT: You're paraphrasing to the point of falsity. You're paraphrasing to the point of falsity. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Did you hear the text of what he said? MR. ZUCKERMAN: Yes. MS. CLIFT: He thinks we haven't been assertive enough in certain areas of the world, like the Middle East, like the Israeli-Palestinian problem. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: But what does that mean? MS. CLIFT: He's not withdrawing -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: What does that mean? MS. CLIFT: He's not withdrawing from the world. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: I don't know of any recent president who has described -- MS. CLIFT: The debate over an "a" or a "the" -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: -- our leadership in the world as that of a leader among many. Have you? MR. ZUCKERMAN: No, I don't. But let me just say this. We are in a lot of trouble in a lot of different places in the world. We have a lot of trouble getting a lot of allies to go along with us. You don't have to push the fact into their faces that we are the leader. It is perfectly all right if you say "a leader," because, in fact, we are the only sort of spoon that can stir the pot in international affairs. So we are, by definition, the leader. And you don't have to repeat it. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: All right, we started off this discussion with the fact that pragmatism is the bedrock of his -- MR. ZUCKERMAN: Absolutely. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Number one, pragmatism. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Yes. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Number two, we're a leader in the world; we're not the leader in the world. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Well, let me just say that that's a very diplomatic way of putting things, and I think he's right to do it. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Oh, so it's diplomacy. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Of course it's diplomacy. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Where's the diplomacy? MR. ZUCKERMAN: Well, it is one of -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Is he characterizing our leadership in the world, or is he being diplomatic to the world? MR. ZUCKERMAN: We do not have the kind of overwhelming political or military leadership that we once had in the world. MR. STEELE: I think he's characterizing our leadership to the world. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Of course, being a leader also entitles you to be the leader. You're not excluding that by saying "a leader." MR. STEELE: Right. You're not excluding that. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: If you are the leader, you're also a leader, correct? MS. CLIFT: Right. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Obama could figure that out, couldn't he? MR. STEELE: Well, he could figure that out. But the question -- MR. ZUCKERMAN: I wouldn't call that a brilliant insight, John. I appreciate your comment. (Laughter.) MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Pragmatism is what we have -- MR. ZUCKERMAN: Yeah, that's what it's about. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: -- we have seen here at work. Go ahead. I want to hear from you. MS. CROWLEY: Here's what I think his phraseology reveals, and this is what I think you're getting at, that when he says -- when he refers to the United States as a leader rather than the leader, he sees himself as a manager of an American decline -- economic situation a total mess, America's position in the world diminished. And he looks at it as, "Okay, I'm going to be the management of this new world that is now a multipolar world." We've gone from a bipolar world to a unipolar world, with the United States at the top. Now it's a multipolar world with all of these other countries -- India, Russia now, Venezuela coming up, China certainly -- that the portfolio of power does not strictly belong to the United States anymore. Now, I want a president who's going to fight that tooth and nail, try to get our economy back and our position in the world back. The question is, what kind of approach is going to do? Is he going to accept American decline or is he going to fight it? MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Yeah. If he had said, "We are going to be the leader in the world," it would have been more boffing on the side of the rest of the world, because they don't like that. And they see that, for example, in Latin America, they now believe that our economic crisis here is what's causing their economic crisis. So he can't be as assertive as previous presidents were. MS. CROWLEY: Economically, militarily, his options are certainly constrained. That is true. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: So this was the pragmatic -- MS. CROWLEY: But what they want to hear from him is -- MS. CLIFT: But to cast that as -- MS. CROWLEY: He's got a situation now that is constraining his choices and the United States's choices, freedom to act in -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Okay, excellent point. MS. CLIFT: But to cast him as a manager of decline is to really marginalize the man who's been elected to lead this country and who is -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Exit question -- MS. CLIFT: -- and who is respected around the world, who has a moral -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: All right, we've got to get out. Exit -- MS. CLIFT: -- has a moral bully pulpit unlike anything you could ever dream of. MS. CROWLEY: You completely mischaracterized what I said. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Exit question: Assign a grade from A to F on the caliber of Obama's national security appointees. Michael. MR. STEELE: B, solid B. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: B. MR. STEELE: Solid B. MS. CLIFT: I'm with Henry Kissinger, who gives it an A. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Well, Henry's from that whole era. MS. CLIFT: Oh, that's yesterday. Okay. So we don't respect anybody in either party from the past? This has to be a whole new reinvention? MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Well, first of all, do journalists respect anybody? (Laughter.) Is that our function? Is that our role? MS. CLIFT: This is a quality team. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Go ahead. MS. CROWLEY: I like Henry Kissinger. I would give his choices a B, but -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Does Henry know the way you feel about him? MS. CROWLEY: Henry knows that I love him. But I would give it a B because I don't think there are any original thinkers, as you pointed out, no visionaries like Henry Kissinger to bring Obama along. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Who's the only original thinker, so to speak, on that panel? MR. ZUCKERMAN: I will give him an A. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Larry Summers? MR. ZUCKERMAN: No, no, he's not -- we're talking -- MS. CROWLEY: That's on the economic team. MR. ZUCKERMAN: That's on the economy. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: I'm talking about this group. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Bob Gates. Robert Gates is an outstanding public servant, outstanding secretary of Defense. MS. CLIFT: I would agree. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Absolutely, overwhelmingly talented man. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: What do you give the whole panel? Let's get a grade. MR. ZUCKERMAN: I give it an A. For sure it's an A. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: The answer is it's an A. Issue Two: Bailout Now Versus Death Soon. GM, Ford, Chrysler, America's three largest automakers, appealed to Congress this week to save their lives and to save the American people from paralyzing hardship coast to coast. Absent such assistance, the company will default in the near term, very likely precipitating a total collapse of the domestic industry and its extensive supply chain, with a ripple effect that will have severe long-term consequences to the U.S. economy. Question: AT&T is laying off 12,000 workers, 4 percent of its workforce. Hewlett Packard is sending 24,000 high-tech jobs overseas. Why do the automakers and the UAW have priority when it comes to getting bailed out while other industries and workers have to take their lumps? I ask you, Eleanor. MS. CLIFT: Well, all of this is a human tragedy that we're watching unfold. But the auto industry is tied into approximately, depending whose analysis you buy, between 2 (million) and 4 million jobs because of all the dealerships, the parts, plus our domestic auto industry has national security implications. Who do you think made all the tanks and the trucks during World War II? I don't think we want to give up that manufacturing capability. And so I think the auto heads have come to Washington with some credible plans about how they intend to retool their industries. I think GM in particular has 10 percent of the Chinese market now and they do have a potential for growth. And I think that this would be money well spent, because I don't think the economy could handle the body blow if these industries went under. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Okay, the bear market blues. Mort, give us the outlook. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Well, in the first place, I have to say I couldn't disagree more strongly with what Eleanor just said. Fifty- two percent of American cars are manufactured by the non-big three. So our automobile industry isn't going to go bust. This doesn't mean that I don't think we should help them out, but it should be on a plan that makes sure that they are viable so we're not pouring money down a rat hole. Now, as far as the overall economy and the market, we are still having a terribly difficult time. The unemployment numbers that came out this past week -- 533,000 jobs lost, and they raised the October and September numbers so that we lost 1,200,000 jobs in three months -- I mean, that's disastrous for this economy. It's going to scare all the consumers. And we are looking at a very, very difficult time in the economy, which is not going to end now for quite a period of time until we turn this around. And nobody knows where the bottom is. And even worse, nobody knows how to stop this. Nobody knows how to solve these problems, because we have a credit crunch that is really the most devastating blow. And credit is based on the Latin word credere, which means to believe. And nobody believes anymore. Confidence is shattered. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Before we drown in this sea of Mort's melancholy, can I point out to you that Ronald Reagan went through the savings and loan crisis in '87 and he got a bailout of about $400 billion, which, at an adjusted rate for today, would be about $700 billion. MR. STEELE: That's right. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: I think hundreds of savings and loans were shut down. We got through that. MR. STEELE: We did. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Are we going to get through this? Do you think he's too pessimistic? MR. STEELE: No, actually, I don't think Mort is pessimistic enough. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Really? MR. STEELE: I think that there's still some more bottom there to be discovered, and that -- MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Are we close to that bottom? MR. STEELE: We may be at the halfway point in a free fall here. And I'll tell you why, because the American people -- Mort's dead on. The American people have lost confidence in this economy, and most especially they've lost confidence in the leadership of this country to deal with this economy. When you get guys getting off of their jets with their cup in hand saying, "Give me, give me, give me," and they're not taking responsibility for what brought us to this point, when you have members of Congress who sat back five, seven years ago when they were told, "Freddie and Fannie are problematic; we've got to deal with it," and said, "No, things are great, no problem," people have lost confidence. And until the American people buy into the economy, they will not buy from the economy. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: I've got one quick question for you. Do you see Obama's Cabinet, his economy Cabinet, as doing anything to restore the confidence? MR. STEELE: No. The economy Cabinet right now are hoping Bush gets it done before they show up. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Predictions. Michael. MR. STEELE: The Republican Party a year from now will look dramatically different from what it does today. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: You mean better. MR. STEELE: Better. MS. CROWLEY: I hope so. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Eleanor. MS. CLIFT: Hillary's New York Senate seat is Caroline Kennedy's if she wants it. MS. CROWLEY: Between the dramatic falls in combat deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan and the economic situation, military recruitment will spike. MR. ZUCKERMAN: Obama's going to revolutionize the way the White House communicates with the American public. He's adding 10 million names to the White House list, and he's going to communicate on the Web, and it's going to transform the way he exchanges with the American public. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: I predict that the next big thing will be Latin America, the scale and intensity of its economic crisis. Bye-bye. (PBS segment.) MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Issue Three: Cringe Words. Steal, cheat, lie. That's what U.S. teenagers are doing -- and get this -- at a rate higher than their predecessors. A survey of 30,000 high school students says that ethical moral standards of teenagers are worsening: Steal -- 30 percent. Lie -- 42 percent. Cheat -- 64 percent. Two years ago: Steal -- 48 percent. Lie -- 39 percent. Cheat -- 60 percent. Question: Is this a natural adaptation to social and economic change? Are lying, cheating and stealing skills America's young will need to compete in the global economy? I ask you, Monica. MS. CROWLEY: Are they skills? I don't think that they're skills. Maybe the kids are actually being more honest about the lying, cheating and stealing in this most recent poll than they have been in the past. Look, I think that there are bigger cultural signals being sent to our kids here. You know, when they look at corporate chieftains who are getting bailed out after illegal, unethical or reckless behaviors, companies getting bailed out, politicians who engage in reckless behavior and just get a slap on the wrist, parents who may not be reinforcing strong moral messages and faith and values and that sort of thing, these kids look at that and say, "I'm in a culture where this kind of behavior gets rewarded. I don't have to excuse it because nobody else will." MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Okay, gender. Boys are more unethical, immoral in stealing -- 35 percent of boys, 26 percent of girls; lying -- 49 percent boys, 36 percent girls; cheating -- the numbers are flat. Boys cheat as much as girls, and girls cheat as much as boys. Despite these numbers, teens still think everything is okay -- 93 percent satisfied; 77 percent, they are behaving better than their friends. What do you make of this, Eleanor? MS. CLIFT: Not very much. I actually think the current younger generation, the millennials, are a terrific generation. They're more engaged. They volunteer more. They may be a burst of honesty here in confessing to these minor things. And I think boys have always been more macho than girls, and to say, "Hey, I stole" is part of being -- you know, passing the teenage test of manhood, I think. I just wouldn't read a lot of -- I'm not worried about the young generation. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Well, to carry your point forward -- MS. CLIFT: Okay. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: -- you said there was honesty here, perhaps. That means truthfulness. MS. CLIFT: Yes. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: So if they're more truthful than an earlier generation, that's a plus. MS. CLIFT: Well, I remember Jimmy Carter running on the fact that he had never told a lie, and reporters badgered his mother, the legendary Miss Lillian, who finally conceded maybe he had told a little white lie. And when she was pressed to say what it was, she told a reporter, like when she walked in the room, and Miss Lillian said she was glad to see her. I mean, I think everybody tells those little white lies. I think this is a burst of honesty. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Well, speak for yourself, Eleanor. (Laughter.) Some of us have standards that are impeccable. Okay, so do teenagers themselves deserve any blame? "I would take these students over other generations. I've found them to be more responsive, more rewarding to work with, more appreciative of support that adults give them." So says Mel Riddile of the National Association of Secondary Schools. He sees upward- arching social expectation putting intense and apparently irresistible pressure on students. Well, if the teenagers themselves are not to blame, who is? Riddile says technology. "There are more ways for students to cheat, particularly using e-mail, cell phones and text messaging." Why are you rolling your eyes? MR. STEELE: Oh, give me a break. This is absolutely crazy talk. I can't believe he actually said that, you know, they're more responsive. They're stealing, they're cheating, they're lying, for goodness' sake. They'll get a job on Wall Street in 15 years and we'll be sitting on a program like this complaining about their cheating, lying and stealing. Where did that come from? It came from the fact that there is no moral ethical grounding for these kids today. This is a generation that seems themselves, their lives, their communications in 30-second sound bites. There are no consequences. There are no results. It is what it is. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: Are they culpable? MR. STEELE: Of course, they're culpable. But no one's told them they are. MR. MCLAUGHLIN: It sounds like society is culpable. MR. STEELE: Exactly. And it's not just society, but it is the society of the home as well. What's going -- I've got a 20-year-old. Have a conversation with a 20-year-old today; you'd better get it done in 30 seconds. Otherwise it ain't getting done. MS. CROWLEY: (Laughs.) MR. STEELE: That's the reality of today. This is where -- their head is in a totally different place. And we as family, we as community, have to help reorient their thinking. Lying, cheating and stealing is wrong. END.


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Eggplant LF is a firm who composes and writes songs for Thomas & Friends. They have also revamped the theme for the series. Steve D'Angelo co-founded Eggplant LF. Terry Tompkins is a producer and partner for the firm.
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Information about writing and reading for the hearts of children and sometimes for the adults who love them. Book reviews and writing resources that help new and seasoned authors reach their audience and showcasing authors who have done just that.
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Welcome to Blog Jog Day!
My site offers posts on tips for writing for children, reviews for children's books, introductions to some of the characters I write about, and links to other great blogs for parents and kids. I am a pediatric/neonatal critical care nurse and a freelance writer. What fun is that? I can make up cool stories, write serious health related material, or make up puzzles and lessons to teach children first aid and other fun health related stuff.
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