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District News - Just In
Pasadena ISD now accepting nominations for Distinguished Citizen of the Year award
Thompson, Morris principals announced
AstroTurf donated, installed at Freeman
Special commencement ceremony held for 2 PISD students
PISD teacher awarded Presidential Award for Excellence
Frazier, Meador ranked as top performing schools
After 34 years, Pomeroy crossing guard hangs up yellow vest
PHS Eagles fly high after World Scholars Cup
PISD Summer Food Service Program Schedule
Roberts teacher Ashlie Haas honored for excellence in the classroom
Bush and Meador Elementary named to Texas Honor Roll
BHI teacher Catherine Birch honored for excellence in the classroom
Bondy honored for Personalized Learning Initiative
Harryman named breakfast hero for Harvey heroics
May Chess Championship winners announced
PHS librarian creates space for learning
PHS among 4 Houston high schools selected for Google's AR demo
Pasadena Memorial named among best high schools
Pasadena ISD honors Teachers of the Year at annual luncheon
69th Annual Service Awards
Richey students LyondellBasell pen pals
PHS senior Victoria Garza's outlook is 'in the black' as she heads to BPA Nationals
Pasadena ISD to hold public information meetings, June 4
Dobie senior project aids in Harvey relief
From Citizen to Alum: Phelps family legacy continues as son named Distinguished Alumnus of the Year
PHS senior's future takes flight after being accepted to US Air Force Academy
Students honored at first annual PISD Vanguard Community Service Awards reception
PHS's Coach Krampen scores a nod from Texas Association of B-ball Coaches
Rayburn JROTC Leadership team advances to national competition in D.C.
Pasadena ISD hires new intermediate principals
VIDEO: Turner dads raise the bar with Watch D.O.G.S. program
Former athletes inducted into PISD Hall of Fame
Keller earns prestigious Texas Schools to Watch designation
Distinguished alumni and faculty recognized at Rayburn Hall of Honor
Athletics Hall of Fame to induct PHS 1957 track team, April 14
Published PISD student earns full ride to Yale
Video: Pasadena ISD hosts Guide Dogs for the Blind
Dobie bowling teams roll into nationals
Volunteers build KaBOOM! park in Harvey-stricken South Houston community
Cadet Lancaster stays grounded in community, looks to the skies
Alumni, Faculty to be inducted at Rayburn Hall of Honor, April 7
Students receive accolades at elementary science fair
PHS's Jackson named Citizen of Month; presented CPR tools
Gulf States Toyota Distributors donate $150K split truck to CTHS
VIDEO: 5th annual PISD PD Car Show
Deadline approaches for 2018 Athletic Hall of Fame scholarship
Vanessa Reyes named finalist for H-E-B Excellence in Education
Rayburn football player tackles cancer with help of team
Carpe Diem: Longhorn Latin Club advances to state
Four Longhorn alumni inducted into Class of 2018 Hall of Honor
Moorer to represent PMHS at DECA Nationals
PISD Special Programs hosts annual Community Resource fair
Announcement: 2018 Community 'U' Academy starts March 7
Longstreet named South Houston head football coach
Breakfast in the Classroom – a home run for Jessup students
Keller welcomes mayor and community to 'Leadership Day'
Message from the Superintendent -- Sam Rayburn High School
Message from the Superintendent-Dobie
PISD Communication Department rakes in 22 PR awards
PISD holds mass victim training sessions for school nurses
Thompson reopens following Hurricane Harvey
PISD Summit wins prestigious Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center award
Video: SHHS quartet advances to Texas All-State Choir
Message from Superintendent
Spring Chess Tournament winners announced
Pasadena ISD names 'Principals of the Year'
Dobie High Hall of Honor to induct four new outstanding grads
Students honored at middle school science fair
Keller holds 'Leadership Day' to celebrate 10th anniversary
Dobie's Lariettes, Lasso drill teams rack up awards at regional competition
Schneider Middle wins state level excellence in school counseling award
Pasadena ISD hosts its largest university fair
Superintendent Powell wins top award for excellence in professional development
Reyes selected to lead Rayburn High
Former Rayburn principal starts new role as transportation director
Keller Middle School named State School of Character
Berneathy named Dobie head football coach
Dobie, PMHS place at Regional Academic Decathlon
PISD Hall of Fame tickets now on sale; table sponsorships available
Maverick Alliance cheer team overcomes adversity to place 3rd at NCA Competition
Students recognized at PISD Secondary STEAM Fair
PISD announces Rodeo Art Contest district winners
City partnership drives down cost for PISD golf programs
No make-up day for Pasadena ISD students following winter weather
Dobie's Delgado 'Peels Back the Silence' with passion for art and others
Rayburn wins third, South Houston named finalists for sportsmanship award
FOX26 News' Nate Griffin to headline Pasadena ISD Athletic Hall of Fame
Nominations sought for PISD 2018 Distinguished Alumnus Award
2018 High School Musical Line-up
Pasadena ISD thanks Board of Trustees for helping students soar to success
Nine inductees named to Pasadena ISD Athletics Hall of Fame
Dobie9 opens its doors to Freshmen in South Belt
Open enrollment available to non-residents in Pasadena ISD
Pasadena ISD Prize Parade Grants $196,000 in Classroom Funds
PHS Freshman wins Gold in Israel
Pasadena ISD named to AP Honor Roll
YouTube star returns to roots and gives back to Burnett
Pasadena ISD honors 2017 Distinguished Citizen, John Sweitzer
Dobie Receives NATA's Safe Sports School Award
Stuchbery Elementary celebrates 50-year anniversary
John Sweitzer named 2017 Pasadena ISD Distinguished Citizen
De Zavala wins City of Pasadena's Can-Do Food Drive
Hancock, Jessup celebrate opening new SPARK playgrounds
80 SHHS students earned $19K at AP BBQ luncheon
Pasadena ISD Community approves Bond & Tax Ratification Election
Pride Bowl contending schools unite to present jerseys to Pasadena City Council leaders
Rayburn AP Pep Rally Recognizes 108 Students for Passing Exams
PHS, SRHS renew rivalry with Pride Bowl festivities
College Night set for November 16
Connect and 1-to-1 program initiative part of technology school bond measure
Pasadena ISD's new 'vibrant' take on health starts at Walk for Sight, Oct. 21
Kruse Elementary students learn about fire safety from chemical plant volunteers
Making the Grade: PISD graduation rate soars from 67 to 91 percent
BOND-TRE Community Informational Meeting
SRHS now accepting nominations for Rayburn Hall of Honor
Pam Jones named 2017 SHHS Alumni Association's Ainsworth honoree
Santos named only Texas educator to advance to 2018 national teacher certification competition
Pasadena ISD Board approves projects for 2017 Bond
Tweens Read Book Festival to connect students with renowned authors, Oct. 21
FOOTBALL: Rayburn celebrates homecoming
Frazier, Teague awarded $30,000 grants from HCDE CASE Partnership Project
PHS now accepting nominations for Alumni Wall of Honor
TEXSHEP awards $225,000 grant for McKinney-Vento
FOOTBALL: Memorial routes Aldine in home opener
FOOTBALL: Longhorns fall in opener to Morton Ranch
SHHS 60th birthday bash proceeds to benefit Harvey victims; tickets on sale
Councilman Donates to Sam Rayburn High School
Four PISD students participate in distinguished Lone Star Leadership Academy
A Message from Dr. DeeAnn Powell
Fay, Mixon, Tijerina Chosen for SHHS Alumni Hall of Honor Induction
Pasadena ISD 'Connects' students to new opportunities starting day one
Pasadena ISD Bond-TRE 2017: Understanding two ISD tax rates
PISD named 'Met Standard' district; three campuses earn all possible TEA distinction designations
Sharing the Road with School Buses
New online ticket purchasing option brings PISD football fans closer to Friday night lights
Baxa, Hackett named to 2017 All-Greater Houston Preseason High School Football Team
Coach Carlton Keeps on Kicking after Double Hip Replacement
Councilman Donates to South Shaver Elementary
PISD Welcomes New Teachers with Vendor Fair
Gardens students to step foot onto new bridge, Aug. 21
Turner, Red Bluff named America's Healthiest Schools
PISD Board approves Tax Ratification Election
PISD now accepting limited open enrollment applications for non-residents
Free and reduced meal application available starting Aug. 8
Pasadena ISD's Varvoutis named Region 4 Secondary Teacher of the Year
340 PISD students earn Advanced Placement Scholar Awards
Milstead awarded $6K Laura Bush Foundation grant
Submit nominations for Distinguished Citizen Award by August 5
Texas Legislature fails to provide sufficient funding for schools
Pasadena ISD expands Early College HS program to each high school campus
Lewis CTHS graduate ready to join welding workforce
Teaching Giants Espinoza, Gullick Selected for SHHS Hall of Honor
Pasadena ranks No. 9 best city for high performance on EEI
Pasadena ISD Child Nutrition announces summer food service program schedule
25 Miller Intermediate students earn desktop computers
PHS honors mentors, students with luncheon ceremony
Zika Virus Protection & Prevention
Shining Stars Gala Honors Top 10 Ranked Students, Teachers Hard Work
Beverly Hills crowned National Online Pentathlon champions
Kendrick Middle receives $6K grant from Laura Bush Foundation
Pasadena Chamber surprises Richey Elementary with $10,000 check
Dobie, Memorial seniors earn athletic trainer scholarships
Pasadena ISD honors the Teachers of the Year
Chevron Phillips Chemical takes over classrooms at Kruse Elementary
Pasadena ISD Observes National Police Week; Honors Officer of the Year
District starts new chapter in Little Free Library project, donations accepted through May 31
68th Annual Service Awards
Donaho, Morris honored as Houston Chronicle's Top 150 Nurses
49 Pasadena ECHS students honored for earning associate's degree from San Jacinto College
Video: 'Not Your Average Student' featuring Rayburn's Maria Cortes
Pasadena ISD Child Nutrition honored as Best of Bunch award winner
Memorial's Cajero, Roy chosen for TASSP All-State Academic Excellence Team
Pasadena ISD receives Houston A+ Challenge Strengthen award
Pasadena ISD named one of 2017 best communities for music education
Former L.F. Smith students, staff invited to celebrate Alumni Night, April 20
Rayburn JROTC team marches to National Leadership Bowl Championship in D.C.
Rayburn receives literacy grant for ESL, special ed. students
25 Pasadena ISD students awarded Gold and Silver Keys
Brownlee, Robinson named Dobie assistant principals
Students compete in Pasadena ISD Name that Book Competition
Alumni, Faculty to be recognized at Rayburn Hall of Honor, April 1
Houston Texans LB Brian Peters presents $9,000 check to Southmore Intermediate
Pasadena ISD wins top state awards at communications conference
Students impress judges at Pasadena ISD middle school science fair
Student becomes the teacher: Dobie's Higginbotham named Texas Academic Decathlon Coach of the Year
Pham crowned queen of the district spelling bee
Dobie Hall of Honor inductees pave the way for future graduates
Pasadena ISD celebrates Texas Public Schools Week
Fleming, Penny Named Pasadena ISD Principals of the Year
Librarians Honored for Bluebonnet Participation
Susan G. Komen Houston Recognizes Pasadena ISD for Contributions
Eight Pasadena ISD Students Achieve All-State Recognition
Pasadena ISD Picks New Athletics Director, Assistant Athletics Director
Miller's Pham Earns Honorable Mention in Trash Bash Art Contest
Pasadena Facebook hits all-time high with 20,000 page likes
Community gathers for donor appreciation luncheon
Young Elementary teacher Misty Ruth named finalist for the Presidential Award of Excellence
Dobie, Memorial Academic Decathlon teams advance to state meet
Mae Smythe students to tackle fun at Nickelodeon Super Bowl game show, airing Feb. 5
Bondy students, teachers present at Texas Capitol Schoolhouse Day
Melillo earns prestigious Texas Schools to Watch designation
Pasadena ISD Board of Trustees unanimously votes on resolution to repeal A-F grading system
Votes sought for San Jacinto Intermediate, Sullivan Middle video challenge
Pasadena ISD seeks community input of 2017-18 school calendar
Rayburn, Memorial Seniors Earn Houston Rodeo's Top Art Honors
Pasadena ISD honors 2016 Distinguished Citizen, Dr. Iraj Jabbary
Dobie Musician Garrett Barrientos Booked for Inauguration Gig
SHHS Graduates Honored as 2016 Exemplary Migrant Students
Pasadena ISD thanks Board of Trustees for being an All-Star Team for students
Sign-up begins for Pasadena ISD's first-ever Community 'U' Academy
SHHS, Rayburn dancers to perform at Inaugural Ball in Washington, DC
Nominations sought for PISD 2017 Distinguished Alumnus Award
Eight Students Earn Positions on Texas All-State Musical Ensemble
PISD Distinguished Citizen: From Iran to U.S., Family Values Never Lost
Pasadena ISD to Host Third Annual Family Engagement Academy, Jan. 10
Chant Steps Down as District Director of Athletics
Trojans, Longhorns team up to give back for cancer research
Board of Trustee Election Notice of Filing
Houston Texans Defensive Force J.J. Watt Surprises Students at Queens, South Houston Int.
Pasadena ISD Prize Parade Grants $190,000 in Classroom Funds
Pasadena ISD names campus deans of instruction of new Early College High Schools
Pasadena community salutes Nelda R. Sullivan at school dedication
Photo Album: Nelda R. Sullivan Middle School Dedication Ceremony
Van Essen Named Principal of Dobie Ninth Grade Campus
Rayburn AP Pep Rally Recognizes 170 Students for Passing Exams
Solider returns home -- Surprises son at Schneider
Nelda R. Sullivan Middle to Host School Dedication, Dec. 1
Texas Invitational Volunteers
Tegeler Computer Refurbishment Store a Win-Win for Community, Students; Online Store Now Open
Students Connect with 80 'Top Choice' Post-Secondary Schools at College Night
Turner Elementary welcomes new track with ribbon-cutting celebration
SHHS Students Earn Checks Totaling $19,600 for Passing AP Exams
Pasadena ISD Girls on the Run Puts Students on Fast Track to Success
Burnett Elementary's video makes Timberlake's final cut
Hancock Campus Dedication Honors Longtime Pasadena ISD Administrator
Pasadena High Adds Four Esteemed Alumni to School's Wall of Honor
Teague Teacher Receives Phone Call from Two-Time Super Bowl Champ Manning
Teague Donates Storybook Pumpkins, Books to Ronald McDonald House Charities
PHS Wall of Honor Ceremony to Recognize Four Distinguished Alumni
Memorial Celebrates AP Scholars with 'Magical' Pep Rally
Dr. Iraj Jabbary Named 2016 Pasadena ISD Distinguished Citizen
Keller's Garza Named HOT 95.7's Teacher of the Month
Justin J. Watt Foundation Honored at Pasadena ISD Board Meeting
Moore Elementary Holds Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for New Playground
Tweens Read Fest Attracts over 2,300 Book Enthusiasts, 32 Authors
Houston Bar Association Donates Time to Three Pasadena ISD Elementary Schools
Memorial's Deschamps-Jones Honored by the University of Chicago
High School Students Encouraged to Attend College Night, Nov. 10
Pasadena ISD Announces Winners of 2016 NFL Punt, Pass and Kick Sectionals
McDonald's Texas Invitational Basketball Tournament One Month Away
TEA Seeks Public Input on ESSA Implementation in Texas
Oliver Foundation Grant Provides Standing Desks for Turner Students
Jessup Awarded $15,390 Target, KaBOOM! Grant for Playground
Pasadena Lions Club teams up with district for Walk for Sight, Oct. 22
District High Schools Perform at Pre-UIL Marching Band Festival
Rayburn, PHS Families Invited to Free Financial Aid Workshop, Oct. 17
SHHS Inductions, Homecoming Events Draw Alumni Throng
200 Students Round Up Fun at FFA's Champion at Heart Ag Day
Richey Community Celebrates International Walk to School Day
CTHS's Chattman Named Mix 96.5 Teacher of the Month
Park View Principal Hasson to be Honored at UH-Clear Lake Celebration
'Hector' Memorial, Hall Inductions Part of SHHS's 2016 Homecoming
Richey Families Invited to Walk to School, Oct. 5
Three Campuses Awarded Dollar General Literacy Foundation Grants Totaling $11,000
Rayburn Shows 'BIG Love' at Cancer Care 5K Run
Memorial Students Inducted to Federal Reserve Student Board
Walk for Success Brings Students Back to School
Memorial Senior Hinesley Named National Merit Semifinalist
In the News: Xavier Muhammad Featured as KHOU's Athlete of the Week
Eight Pasadena ISD Schools Earn All STAAR Distinctions from TEA
New Exhibit, Alumni Songfest to Honor Schott's 30 Years at SHHS
Red Bluff, Turner Named 'Let's Move! Active School National' Award Winners
Pasadena ISD Receives Grant Award for School Nutrition Equipment
SHHS Alumni Spirit Award Honors Original 'Hector' Bob Fay
Pasadena ISD Wins Multiple State, International Business Awards
Park View Teacher Recognized as Intern of the Year by TACA
South Houston PE Coach Named TAHPERD High School Teacher of the Year
Still Kicking, 'Jannette Alums Prep for Golden Performance
Photo Album: Excitement Abounds as Pasadena ISD Starts School
Military Systems Developer Among Three New SHHS Hall Inductees
Pasadena ISD Welcomes New Teachers with Vendor Fair
Houston Councilman Martin Donates Backpacks to District E Schools
Helmet Recall Addressed at Pasadena ISD
All Pasadena ISD Campuses Earn TEA's Met Standard Rating
Pasadena ISD Night at the Ballpark set for Sept. 14
Matthys Elementary Student Sets World Record
Korean War Veteran Receives Pasadena ISD Diploma After 65 Years
Ruth Named Finalist for Presidential Award
South Belt Principal Named President-Elect of State Association
Online Pre-Registration for Returning Students Starts August 2
Bundy, Lee Selected for Induction in SHHS Teacher Hall of Honor
Stewart Among Nine in State to Earn Prestigious Grant Certification
Pasadena ISD Board Approves Changes to Dress Code
Pasadena ISD Now Accepting 2016 Distinguished Citizen Nominations
Houston Methodist St. John to Provide Sports Medicine Care to Pasadena ISD Athletes
Pasadena ISD Honors 2016 Outstanding Volunteers of the Year
Pasadena ISD Police Officer Association Awards Nine Scholarships
Lewis CTHS Grad to Compete in SkillsUSA Competition
State Board of Education Seeks Community Input on Testing Survey
TEA Announces New Date For Release of Test Scores
Annual OMEGA Ball Draws Hundreds of Students to Dobie
Pasadena ISD Earns $1.5 Million Pre-K Grant
TEA Waives Math, Reading STAAR Exams for Fifth and Eighth Graders
Fifth Annual Texas Invitational Golf Classic
Pasadena Early College High School Named State Demonstration Site
Pasadena High School Honors Mentors, Students
Fisher Nurse Named Health Care Professional of the Year
Pasadena High's Ojeda Selected for Dept. of Education Teacher Profile
Richey Students Meet LyondellBasell Pen Pals
80 Pasadena ISD Parents Graduate from Charlas Program
300 District Students Showcase Talent at Eighth Annual GT Fair
Shining Stars Gala Rewards Students, Teachers Hard Work
Board Honors Dobie Speech and Debate Team for Multiple State, National Wins
Celebration Honors Morgan for Record-Breaking 30 Years on Board
Richardson, Wenke Named Principals of Memorial, South Houston High Schools
Space Fruit and Veggie Contest Winners Rewarded Bicycles
Chess Championship Attracts 300 Students; Winners Announced
Pasadena South Rotary Honors Middle School Teachers of the Year
Pasadena ISD Prize Parade Grants $96,000 in Classroom Funds
Fullen, Stallings Promoted to Associate Superintendents
Pasadena ISD Honors National Police Week, Names Officer of the Year
Pasadena ISD Board of Trustees Honor More Than 300 Employees at Service Awards
Three Pasadena ISD Nurses Named Top 150 by the Houston Chronicle
Memorial's Crespin Chosen for TASSP All-State Academic Excellence Team
Thompson Student, CTHS Teacher Selected as JASON Argonauts
Pasadena Association of Educational Office Professionals Paints for Scholarships
Wayne Adams Honored as 2016 Distinguished Alumnus
Pasadena Early College High School Students Continue to Excel
Roberts Campus Dedication Honors Longtime Board Member
Miller Joins With Community to Beautify the Brook
CTE Celebrates Business Partnerships at Appreciation Breakfast
District Leaders Surprise 2016 Teachers of the Year in Classrooms
Memorial Named Best High School by U.S. News and World Report for Second Time
Transportation Continues on 'Road-e-o' to Success at Bus Safety Event
Aguirre, Bruce Named ConocoPhillips Teachers of the Month
Roberts Middle to Host Dedication, April 28
Students Compete in Districtwide Name that Book Competition
Rayburn Inducts Nine Distinguished Alumni, Faculty into Hall of Honor
Students Showcase Talents at Lewis CTHS Houston Fashion Show
Three Educators Honored at 2016 Together We Can Luncheon
Iraqi Refugee Pours Life as an American Citizen into Writings
Pasadena ISD Among Winners of $500,000 Raise Your Hand Texas Grant
In the News: Roger Woest Named Houston Hero by the Houston Chronicle
Project Saving Smiles Gives Free Oral Care to 750 Students
District Celebrates School Library Month with Name that Book, April 16
23 Campuses Honored for Texas Bluebonnet Reading Program
Space Fruit and Veggie Contest Winners Announced
530 Flock to Employee Health and Human Resources Fair
Galang, Scott to Compete in Houston Public Media Bee, April 2
Mural Unveiling Spotlights Artwork by Rayburn ACE Students
Vanguard Community Service Award Recipients Honored at Board Meeting
District Staff Encouraged to Drink More Water
Pasadena Lions Club Awards Check to Stuchbery for Walk for Sight
Students Showcase their Work at Elementary Science Fair; Winners Announced
KPRC Ch. 2 Surprises PMHS Senior Scholarship Winner
Melillo Students Compete in Annual VEX IQ Robotics Competition
Albemarle Foundation Donates $10,000 to Morales for iPads
Adams, Driving Force in District Endeavors, Named 2016 Top Alumnus
In the News: Rayburn's Leal Fetches $185,000 at School Art Auction
Four Pasadena ISD Schools Named to Texas National Honor Roll
Dobie, Memorial Represent District at State Decathlon Competition
CTHS Student Nails First Place at National Craft Championship
Elementary Fine Arts Delight Eyes, Ears with Music Festival
Kendrick Building Dedication Honors Longtime Board Member
Smiles All Around as Students Participate in Special Olympics
Pasadena ISD Communications Office Wins 8 Top State Awards
Bondy's Nina Rodriguez Qualifies for State Science Competition
Pasadena ISD Celebrates National Nutrition Month with Healthy Challenges
Special Programs Teams Up with Town Square Mall for Partnership Fair
District Honors First Group of Dual-Language Students, Parents
Memorial's Perez Excels at Science, Pursues Community Service
Dobie Hall of Honor Inductees Praised for Inspiring Current Students
PHOTO ALBUM: Pasadena ISD Celebrates 'Go Texan Day'
Pasadena ISD Celebrates National Future Farmers of America Week
Bondy's Galang Last Man Standing at Annual District Spelling Bee
Memorial's Love Receives Educator of the Year for Outdoor Education
Outstanding Students Recognized at Board Meeting
Students Wow Judges at District Middle School Science Fair
Chant Named THSADA Region 5 Administrator of the Year
District Breaks Ground on First Internet Access Tower at PHS
Hancock Elementary Welcomes Widow of Namesake to Tour Campus
In Local News: Dobie Counselors Launch Pantry for Students in Need
Community School Grad Beats Odds, Pursues Nursing Degree
Families Invited to Community Partnership, Transition Fair
Howard, Fullen Named Pasadena ISD Principals of the Year
LyondellBasell Keeps Traditions Strong with Richey Elementary
Moore Elementary Receives $29,000 Donation for New Playground
Pasadena High Coach Darla Kelly Named Diving Coach of the Year
District Named to Gaston Caperton 2015 Opportunity Honor Roll
District Students, Parents Tackle Hunger at Houston Food Bank
Pearl Hall's Surface Receives Houston Symphony Lifetime Achievement Award
Foundation Receives Donation from McDonald's Texas Invitational
San Jacinto Offers Professional Growth Opportunities for District Parents
New District Supt. Dr. DeeAnn Powell Makes History on Day of Firsts
District Celebrates Special Role of School Counselors This Week
Publisher Flickinger 'Blessed' to be Honored as Year's Top Citizen
Students Excel at Pasadena ISD's Secondary STEM Fair
New Pasadena ISD Superintendent Brings Competitive Spirit to Job
Pasadena ISD Sends 19 Student-Artists to Houston Rodeo's Art Showcase
NASA Fellow to Speak at Annual Pasadena ISD STEM Fair on Friday
Pasadena ISD Foundation Ranks Among Top 10 Nationally
District Schools Donate Over $80,000 to the Komen Foundation
Dobie Ceremony for Stockinger, Four Alumni Set For Tonight
More Than 100 Pasadena Parents Graduate from Charlas Program
Hundreds Pay Tribute to Dr. Lewis at Retirement Celebration
District Celebrates 'Super Hero' Achievements of Board of Trustees
State Report Gives District High Marks for Graduation Rate, College Readiness
Pasadena ISD Police Department Holds Swearing-In Ceremony
Miller Eighth-Grader Wins Hispanic Forum Trip for Classmates
Former Houston Texans 'Play 60' at Stuchbery Elementary
Columbia Freshman Dominquez Big Winner at Eagles AP Awards Rally
Prize Parade Provides More Than $101,000 in Classroom Grants
South Houston Students Ride Bikes to Literacy Goal Finish Line
Dr. Powell Takes Acting Superintendent Reins for Pasadena Schools
Keller Students Honor Their Own, Raise Money for Juvenile Arthritis
Pasadena ISD Superintendent Honored as Citizen of the Year
Stuchbery Elementary students meet former president
Nominations sought for Pasadena ISD Distinguished Alumnus
Pasadena ISD schools donate over ten tons to food drive
First Baptist-South Houston donates 100 Thanksgiving baskets to families
Summit, local organizations unite for Thanksgiving partnership fair
Sam Rayburn seniors honored by Pasadena South Rotary
Dobie athlete signs National Letter of Intent to run track at UH
SHHS seniors honored as Junior Rotarians of the Month
Two Pasadena ISD students chosen to perform in Houston Ballet's production of the 'Nutcracker'
In the news: South Houston Intermediate celebrates College Week
College Night attracts 700; PMHS student explores college options in the U.S. for the first time
Pasadena High School JROTC cadet receives national award, makes history
In the News: PinnacleART Purchases Software For Pasadena ISD Middle School
Park View Intermediate celebrates 50 year anniversary
School Board honors AP students with celebrations, check presentations
Pasadena ISD honors Veterans Day
In the News: Dobie students take home puppies to raise as guide dogs
Pasadena ISD superintendent to host book signing at Barnes and Noble
Marie Flickinger named 2015 Pasadena ISD Distinguished Citizen
Health, Wellness and Physical Ed. Department honors winners of employee challenge with plaque
College Night set for November 17
Pasadena ISD named 12th among top workplaces in Houston
VIDEO: Pasadena ISD is connecting students to a personal learning experience
Bondy a capella choir wins first place at Renaissance Fest
Pasadena ISD Trustees name DeeAnn Powell the lone finalist for Superintendent of Schools
Chamber of Commerce honors Lomax, CTHS with Building of the Month award
Tower installations to provide free home Internet access for 1-to-1 students in Pasadena ISD
Pasadena ISD Trustees to announce lone finalist for superintendent of schools
Pasadena ISD anti-bullying campaign encourages students to show RESPECT
Dobie High School students win Health Museum art competition
News in Your Schools Video: Pasadena ISD celebrates Red Ribbon Week
Eagle Escort drill team celebrates 50 years with special performance
Pasadena ISD's ACE keeps the Lights On Afterschool
Pasadena ISD kicks off Red Ribbon Week
Red Bluff Elementary recognized statewide as Level 1 Exemplary School
Pasadena High School inducts two alumni into Wall of Honor
Walk for Sight CANCELLED due to forecasted inclement weather
Pasadena ISD Celebrates National Principals Month in October
Pasadena ISD celebrates National School Lunch Week with 'snapshots'
Nashville Singer, Twirlers, Inductions Headline SHHS Homecoming on Friday
Pasadena ISD named among top workplaces in Houston
Pasadena ISD ACE program to host Lights On! Afterschool, October 20-22
2,000 Houston area readers flock to district's Tweens Read Book Festival, connect with nationally renowned authors
Hall of History, SHHS's Campus Museum, Set for Friday Grand Opening
Park View Intermediate celebrates 50 years
Dobie Aquatics teacher honored with prestigious 'Guardian of the Bay' award
Two Pasadena ISD employees named CATCH legacy, champ award recipients
Pasadena ISD begins search for new superintendent
Pasadena ISD's Walk for Success brings students back to school
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KLM Privacy Policy
Op deze pagina:
- Introduction
- Discover the convenience of KLM's website
- What personal data does KLM process?
- What if you do not wish to receive any information?
- E-mail services
- The KLM website's registration of clicking behavior
- Phishing e-mails
- The KLM website's use of cookies/applets
- What security measures does KLM take?
- Links to other sites
- Special security measures to control aggression
- Travel to and from the Netherlands Antilles, Aruba and Suriname
- The transfer of data to countries beyond the EU borders
- Contact
- Changes
The Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij NV (also known as KLM Royal Dutch Airlines) knows, just as Air France (45 rue de Paris, 95744 Roissy CDG Cedex Frankrijk), that the personal privacy of its passengers and frequent flyer members (grouped together in this document as "customers"), prospective customers and the visitors to its website is very important. The personal data of KLM's customers, prospective customers and website visitors is thus handled and protected with the greatest possible care in accordance with the requirements stated in the piece of Dutch legislation known as the Personal Data Protection Act (WBP).
KLM's office at Amsterdamseweg 55, postal code 1182 GP in Amstelveen, The Netherlands, is the responsible party for processing the company's data. In accordance with the WBP, KLM has reported how it personal data to the Dutch Data Protection Authority (College Bescherming Persoonsgegevens - CBP) located in The Hague, The Netherlands. These reports are available to the public and can be accessed over the Internet at http://www.cbpweb.nl/asp/ORSearch.asp . (Search be entering 'Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij' under 'naam' or by entering 'KLM'.)
Discover the convenience of KLM's website
KLM is continually extending and improving its electronic services to make them more convenient for its customers, prospective customers and the visitors to the KLM website. One example is the KLM website that offers 24-hour access to online reservations and Flying Blue services. These e-services simplify everything from travel planning to e-tickets and e-check-in. And they can also be used to obtain information about hotel and car rental reservations and travel insurance policies with our cooperating partners.
What personal data does KLM process?Within the framework of providing you with its services, selling you its products and services, or allowing you to contact KLM for any other reason, KLM records such data as your name, address, e-mail address, telephone number, personal travel preferences and interests. KLM uses your data for executing contracts, for providing services, and for informing customers, prospective customers and visitors to the KLM website about the activities, products and services of KLM and its partners. KLM exchanges for these purposes personal data with Air France and partners. One way KLM uses your personal data for your convenience is to consider your travel preferences and interests and to develop new services and products. Sometimes, KLM issues surveys or holds contests and/or competitions in which customers, prospective customers and/or visitors to the website are approached to participate.
What if you do not wish to receive any information?If you would rather not receive any information about the activities, products and services of KLM and KLM partners, you can indicate this by sending a letter to this effect and enclosing a copy of your proof of identity to the KLM Privacy Office at the address given at the bottom of this page. (Please refer to the next section in regard to applying for and discontinuing KLM e-mail services.)
E-mail services
Providing electronic services is important to KLM, particularly because these e-services offer customers, prospective customers and website visitors quick and convenient access to information. When you subscribe to receiving such communications as KLM's electronic newsletter, you are giving KLM and its partners permission to use your e-mail address for sending you the newsletter, information from her partners, and other mail such as surveys and news about special offers.
KLM.com uses cookies and applets. These are compact pieces of information that are stored on the hard drive of your computer. Cookies and applets collect information when you visit KLM.com. For more information, please read our cookie policy.
If you no longer wish to receive information via e-mail, you can click on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of each e-newsletter, or at KLM.com
The KLM website's registration of clicking behavior
At the KLM website, general visiting data such as the most commonly requested pages is recorded without this data being linked to the identity of the visitor. The purpose of this information gathering is to make the KLM website as convenient as possible in regard to the needs of its visitors. This data can also be used to place information which is better geared to the needs of visitors on the website. In this way, KLM can continue to improve its lending of services.
Phishing e-mails
'Phishing' is an Internet fraud practice, involving the illegal acquisition of personal information by deceptive methods. Receivers of unsolicited e-mails about their flight reservation, which appear to have been sent by KLM, are asked to enter or reconfirm bank, password or credit card details. However, these details will then be entered into a clone or copy of our website. What's more, clicking on links in such e-mails might corrupt the user's own system.
Phishing messages can often be recognized by:
- the lack of a personal salutation
- an urgent request to respond
- poor grammar and spelling mistakes
- a link to an unknown web address
KLM and its partners will never send you an e-mail asking for personal information. We will also never send you e-mails from a web-based mail server such as, Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo. Legitimate e-mails from KLM that concern your flight reservation will always contain your booking code or reservation number.
If you receive such a fraudulent 'phishing' message, we advise you not to respond to it, not to click on any links in the e-mail and not to provide any personal information. Please forward the e-mail to us at the following e-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Please note that we cannot enter into any correspondence regarding e-mails sent to this address, therefore you will not receive a reply.
The KLM website's use of cookies/applets
In offering its services, KLM makes use of cookies/applets. These are compact pieces of information stored on the hard drive of your computer. KLM uses both temporary cookies and special cookies/applets.
Temporary cookies contain no personal data and are intended only to make it easier for you to use the KLM site. Once special cookies/applets have been stored in your computer, our website can identify you each time you return to the KLM site. With this information, the site can be designed especially to meet your needs – and to make our site nicer to use. Even if you have switched off the use of cookies/applets in your browser, you can still visit most of the elements in the KLM website.
Read more about how to delete cookies
What security measures does KLM take?
KLM is doing everything possible to safeguard your personal data from wrongful use. Only authorized personnel have access to your data. Should it be necessary for KLM partners to assume part or any of certain KLM services, KLM has reached an agreement with them that they will handle your personal data with an equal level of strict confidentiality.
Links to other sites
Certain pages on the KLM site have links to the websites of other companies. Because KLM cannot be responsible for how these companies handle personal data, you are advised to read the policy (or statements) of these non-KLM sites carefully in regard to how they process and protect personal data since the conditions offered by these sites may not be the same as those offered by KLM.
Special security measures to control aggression
To promote public order and safety aboard its flights and how this is handled, KLM keeps a record of the names of passengers who have interfered with the safety, public order and discipline, either on board its aircraft or on the ground, to such an extent that they will not be allowed passage aboard KLM aircraft for an unlimited period of time, for a limited period of time or only under certain conditions determined by KLM. These persons are personally informed (in writing where possible) about the fact that their name has been placed in these records and how long these special security measures will apply to them. Interested parties may request permission to examine this data or to make changes to its accuracy by submitted this request in writing to the KLM Privacy Office.
Travel to and from the Netherlands Antilles, Aruba and SurinameThe names of passengers who have disembarked at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and who have been found by the Royal Netherlands Military Constabulary to be carrying illegal drugs will be recorded by the State of the Netherlands. The names of these persons shall also be given to KLM. On the basis of this information, KLM will be entitled to refuse to enter into any transport contract with these persons for a period of three years.
Interested parties may request permission to examine this data or to make changes to its accuracy by submitting this request in writing to the Royal Netherlands Military Constabulary at P.O. Box 90615, 2509 LP The Hague, The Netherlands. If you reside on Aruba, the Netherlands Antilles, in Suriname or in Venezuela, you should accompany this written request with a copy of your passport.
The transfer of data to countries beyond the EU bordersMore and more additional measures are being taken throughout the world, particularly in the United States and Canada, for the purpose of tightening border controls. These and other countries are asking KLM and all other airlines that fly to, from or through certain countries for more access to passenger data for the purpose of preventing and controlling possible terrorism.
The possible sanctions applied to an airline for not lending its cooperation in these matters can be severe: heavy fines are anticipated and, in the most serious case, the retraction of the airline's landing rights. In addition, an airline's refusal to cooperate in this matter will still not prevent the requested data from being provided; after all, the passengers will be asked for this information at the airport, the result being extra long lines and longer waiting times for passing through the customs and immigrations services.
KLM would like to emphasize that the authorities involved have given their assurance that your reservation data will be used only for security purposes and will be accessible only to personnel authorized to deal with security matters (customs, safety and immigration personnel).
For questions, remarks or complaints about the protection of your personal data by KLM, please click and complete the form. On receipt of this form we will contact you as soon as possible.
If you would like to view your personal data, have this corrected or would like to lodge an objection against the use of your personal data by KLM, then you may send your written response, accompanied by a copy of your proof of identity, to:
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Privacy Office - AMSPI
PO Box 7700
1117 ZL Luchthaven Schiphol
The Netherlands
KLM reserves the right to revise its privacy policy from time to time. For this reason, please check regularly for the most recent version of KLM's privacy policy.
This version was drawn up on 11 August 2009.

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Arlene B. Case, age 93, of Union City, passed away Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at Community Health Center of Branch County in Coldwater.
Arlene B. Case, age 93, of Union City, passed away Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at Community Health Center of Branch County in Coldwater.
Arlene was born May 1, 1919, in Sherwood, a daughter of the late Starr A. and Isla M. (Renner) Copeland.
Arlene graduated from Colon High School with the class of 1937 and then continued her education at
Argubright Business College in Battle Creek.
On Feb. 25, 1939, she married Fred Case in Sherwood. He preceded her in death on June 5, 1987.
Arlene was a homemaker and had helped her husband on the family farm. She was a member of Union City United Methodist Church. She had been involved with draft horse pulling with her husband years ago.
She is survived by a sister, Rolene Tefft of Austin, Texas; a brother-in-law, Nelson Case of Union City; sister-in-law, Blanche Case of Niles; and several nieces, one nephew and many cousins.
She was preceded in death by her sister, L. Lorene Case; brother-in-law, Bill Case; and a brother-in-law, Byron Tefft.
There will be no visitation. A graveside funeral service and burial will take place at 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 16, 2012, at Lakeside Cemetery in Colon, with Pastor Andy Baek from Union City United Methodist Church officiating.
If desired, the family suggests memorials be made in memory of Arlene to the Union City United Methodist Church. Envelopes will be available at Schipper Funeral Home in Colon.


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|Hospitals need to bring back old fashioned Matrons to kick some ass and knock certain people into line. And I am not talking about Nurses and Doctors.
What happens when:
Hospitals cut back on staff and beds when demand is increasing?
What happens when wards are full of patients who cannot be discharged for social reasons thus slowing down the flow through A&E?
What happens when drug seekers/ addicts and people with minor illnesses are overwhelming A&E's and demanding urgent attention?
What happens when Nurses and Doctors cannot even triage and assess really sick patients properly because of out of control drunks smashing the place up (a constant thing in A&E) and patients arriving with chronic back pain harassing the staff and making ridiculous demand after ridiculous demand?
What happens when a family brings great grandma into A&E for abdo pain and by the time they complete all of her tests it is 0200 AM. The tests show that she is fine and can go home. Just has wind. There are no beds in the hospital anyway and A&E is backed up with critically ill people waiting to be seen. But all this family can do is piss and moan about how unfair it is to send their medically stable and precious grandma home at 2AM and they demand she stays the night in the A&E cubicle. Then granny makes demand after demand overnight, expecting to be waited on because she is elderly thus stopping the staff from assessing, triaging, and dealing with the potentially critically ill people.
It is an accident and emergency department for christ sakes!! It is not a place for you to go because you ran out of pain meds for your bad knee or you feel nauseous and your GP is closed. ARGHHHHH.
It is not a place for your elderly relative to get babysat because she is too precious to have to deal with being discharged and driven home at 2AM and you really don't want to deal with her anyway.
It is not a place to go for a pregnancy test and then scream the place down because you are not getting seen to first (duh, the damn things are £5.99 at Boots).
It is not a place for you to go for a morphine fix and stab yourself in the finger and drip the blood in your urine so that we think you have kidney stones. It is not the place to go because you have been constipated for 2 days. It is not a place to go because you are mad at your GP for not giving you antibiotics for your viral cold. It is not a place to throw a temper tantrum because things are not going your way. It is not the place you should go to demand junk food and snacks from a Nurse that is running around trying to hang blood and implement docs orders for the critically ill. Especially if you walked yourself into the place.
Oh yes we are SO sorry that the patient with chest pain and shortness of breath was taken in first despite the fact that he came in after you and your sore thumb. Eye roll.
ER's and A&E's are so overwhelmed with this kind of SHIT that they cannot function. When the hell are we going to get over this "customer service" crap and start being strict hospitals again where matrons demand that the patients and visitors compose themselves and follow some rules? If you are not as sick as the others you are not first priority! Let me tell you what happens when the public abuses the ER's of the United States and the A&E's of the UK.
This happens.
Important things get missed. Really sick people wait to long. The quiet patients who complain the least are usually sicker than the fat twat who walked himself into A&E with a "stomach ache" demanding a chocolate bar and some Pepsi..
Poor little thing. It was an extremely rare illness that strikes quickly and is easily missed with all the coughs, colds and flu out there. But I would think that if she had urgent attention she might have been luckier. Why didn't a sick child like her get immediate attention? Because of Emergency room abusers. This dying little girls father had to fight his way past hordes of drunks and ER abusers to get his kid seen. He was right to shout loudly. Had he not done, the staff never would have heard him over the tantrums and moaning of the people who merely have minor illness and the rowdy drunks trashing the place and beating up on staff.
Five hours she waited. Five hours of the Nurses and doctors dealing with drunks, and people with minor illnesses who think they are entitled to be seen first and then scream the place down.
If you have ever worked in A&E, you'll know what I mean. If you haven't worked in A&E you will probably not have a clue...


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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Wednesday TV/Media News And Notes
The big TV news this week was the final numbers coming from the Nielsen TV ratings folks about the Sunday race. NASCAR Chase races have been holding steady just below the 4.0 cable rating level for years now. Thanks to Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards that all changed.
"With a peak audience of 10.5 million when the checkered flag fell on champion Tony Stewart at 8:08 p.m. ET, ESPN's telecast of the Ford 400 from Homestead-Miami Speedway averaged 6.7 million viewers and earned a 4.6 household coverage rating (4.0 U.S. rating), according to the Nielsen Company. The viewership average broke ESPN's previous record of 6.6 million viewers for the 2008 Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis. Final figures do not include a rain delay from 4:45-6 p.m." That from ESPN's PR folks.
Pretty nice way to end a season full of the same old complaints about coverage during the ESPN telecasts. It seems a tad ironic that a two-man battle involving drivers racing with respect topped last year's effort that involved lots of TV hype and personal sniping among competitors.
The other big story is the Tuesday afternoon apology issued by Kurt Busch to Dr. Jerry Punch and the NASCAR on ESPN team. Click here to view the video of Kurt after his car's transmission failed early in the race and he was waiting to be interviewed on TV. Be aware that it contains profanity and is not suitable for youngsters.
"In my frustration with the loss of my transmission early in the race, I let my emotions get the better of me," said Busch. "I regret having done this and apologize to the sponsors of Penske Racing, to NASCAR, its fans, to the media and in particular, Dr. Jerry Punch."
Punch has been in tougher situations in the garage than having a driver throwing some poorly chosen profanities around for effect. ESPN acknowledged the apology and things will move on. Social media, in this case YouTube, once again playing a role in a NASCAR incident.
Speaking of ESPN, spokesman Andy Hall has confirmed that NASCAR Now will be returning next season. There are no details yet about in what format or timeslot, but it's clear after being pushed to mid-afternoon and having the later re-air cancelled the series needs some help. We will keep you posted.
Many fans asked why ESPN flew Tony Stewart to Bristol, CT on Monday and then did not have a final NASCAR Now show of the season. That is a great question. Instead, Stewart did some interviews on stick and ball shows and then hung a banner before departing. With three years left in the current NASCAR TV contract, perhaps someone at ESPN might make a note of this issue.
Here is a little DVR alert. The Sprint Cup Series race from Homestead re-airs on SPEED at noon ET on Wednesday in a three hour timeslot. That one is a keeper.
We are working with SPEED to find out future plans for the RaceHub program. It will continue next week at 6PM Monday through Thursday. Hopefully, there will be a holiday break and then it will pick right back up. Info on talent assignments was supposed to be out this week, but it looks right now like next week will be the time to find out who is going where.
The Camping World Truck Series schedule is finally out. There are only 22 races and both Richmond and IRP in Indy are not on the list. Rockingham will host a race and the series will wind-up in Homestead for a finale. Looks like a tough year for trucks coming up. We are waiting to see if Michael Waltrip's FOX duties will change SPEED's on-air truck series line-up for next year.
Click here for a great article by Karen Hogan on Bill France Jr. as he is an inductee for the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame. The late NASCAR chief was a colorful character who saw the sport through a period of amazing growth.
Tuesday night I participated in a podcast with Ken Fang of fangsbites.com and Keith Thibault of sportsmediajournal.com talking about NASCAR TV. Click here for the link page, the podcast will appear at the top of the page when it is posted. Thanks to those two for inviting me.
We invite your comments on any of these topics. If you have a question about the NASCAR media or TV, ask it. We will try to get everything wrapped-up before the Thanksgiving break. Thanks for stopping by.
35 comments:
- TLE said...
Has there been much said about who Kurt was flipping off coming into the pits? ESPN didn't mention if they did I missed it.
- November 22, 2011 at 8:55 PM
- ChrisK said...
You might want to check the spelling on the headline for this post. :)
- November 22, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
I am told Kurt saluted a support truck for the secret service that was parked in the garage area blocking access to his garage stall.
The truck moved, but Kurt was already by and went to another area in the garage.
He certainly had a memorable Sunday.
- November 22, 2011 at 9:03 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Thanks Chris, let me know if you catch anything else. My copy editor is on vacation!
- November 22, 2011 at 9:06 PM
- PammH said...
I luv reading the Nascar media on twitter saying-off season, what off-season?? My goodness, I've read that the Buach mother is a very nice person, but good grief, she & her husband are HORRIBLE parents, imo. Those boys should have been taken out to the woodshed repeatedly for whippings. They both feel TOO entitled to be giant aholes because things don't go their way. Unreal. Sad for all the folks losing their jobs in Nascar..:(
- November 22, 2011 at 9:17 PM
- Jessica said...
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- November 22, 2011 at 9:43 PM
- Jessica said...
A twitter search for #KurtBuschThanksgiving yields much fun and insight into how bored some already are with the off-season;)
- November 22, 2011 at 9:44 PM
- Zetona said...
The ratings news is great, especially considering that there was a rain delay to bore viewers.
As for next year's schedules, as disappointing as it is that IRP has been dropped from the NNS and CWTS schedules, I am PUMPED that NASCAR will return to Rockingham next year. It's both the NNS and the trucks that are going, right? That's going to be AWESOME.
(Minor aside...the trucks didn't race at Richmond this year either, did they?)
- November 22, 2011 at 10:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
Seems to me that maybe both Busch brothers need some Anger Management classes BEFORE the season starts next Feb!! That should be a stipulation from Nascar! LOL
- November 22, 2011 at 10:37 PM
- Anonymous said...
Get out your checkbook Kurt,another
"secret fine"is comming your way.
- November 22, 2011 at 10:53 PM
- sbaker17 said...
My guess is that ESPN will take full credit for the ratings gain based on their great production qualities, not on the fact that it was a tight points race that did not include Jimmy "JJ" Johnson
- November 22, 2011 at 11:00 PM
- starrcade76 said...
Any talk about a correlation of the higher rating and the race ending in prime-time?
It has been a couple years now of the more standardized early start times. But the ratings did seem similar to a few years back when many races were scheduled to run into early evening.
- November 22, 2011 at 11:37 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Z, no NNS at the Rock, just trucks.
Starr, you are correct. The NFL late regional games were over and primetime numbers helped. Also, ESPN removed the hour of red flag coverage to help get a higher number.
- November 23, 2011 at 5:12 AM
- larry said...
@PammH...Well Said! Horrible parents; horrible children.
They could have spent a little family time discussing courtesy and respect for others.
- November 23, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- glenc1 said...
In a tip of the hat to Jimmy Spencer (or whoever at Speed came up with it), I'm going to call him 'Kurt Busch, all-around sweetheart' from now on. Actually we should get Ancient Racer to come up with something. Anyways, I did look at the Youtube. Geez. Dr Jerry deserves SO much more respect than that. Can you imagine what's going through the minds of those media guys Kurt called m-fs? I'm guessing he's like this all the time; no one appeared surprised. But they're making peanuts compared to him, and he treats them like that. I'll take 'aw shucks' Carl & 'vanilla' Jimmie any day for being more respectful to others. Maybe I'm reading too much between the lines, but I think the Captain is really po'd. This fine might come from him. It's pretty embarrassing to the organization and to Pennzoil. It's not the language alone but the lack of respect. A common theme for the Busch brothers.
As for the ratings, I wondered about that prime time thing, thanks for clearing that up. I do believe it was the situation causing the ratings and not the coverage, obviously. Still, I have to tell myself it's good for the sport and right now, getting sponsors is more important than ever. David Reutimann should not be sitting on his couch.
- November 23, 2011 at 8:31 AM
- Zetona said...
Huh, I could've sworn I read an article yesterday saying the NNS cars were going to race at the Rock.
- November 23, 2011 at 8:42 AM
- larry said...
Kurt and Kyle are NOT the center of the universe. Someone really needs to sit them down and explain that to them. Their parents failed in that respect and NASCAR has failed also. I hope Penske steps up to the task.
Unfortunately, I used to support several of his sponsors (not because of the busch brothers), but I will now avoid buying anything that is included in their sponsor lists. I have talked to several others who believe the same way and are also avoiding the purchase of anything that is related to those two scumbags.
They have already made more money than most mortals, so I don't think they would lose much if they were sat down for a season to think about respecting people who are responsible for their huge income.
- November 23, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
You were close. It was K&N Series!
- November 23, 2011 at 9:14 AM
- Wisconsin Steve said...
Speed should put Hermie Sadler in the booth for Truck races...he'd be less annoying than MW and a better analyst.
Good to hear that NN will be back...it sure would be nice to see them move to the Hall of Fame.
As for the Busch family, it would be nice if people realized that the brothers are both adults (technically speaking) and stopped bashing their parents; if you didn't live in their house you don't know what you're talking about.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Thanks again for your blog, JD.
- November 23, 2011 at 9:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
Until all this media hype I didn't even give a 2nd thought to Kurt's missing ESPN interview after the mechanical failure. The Busch bros are just 2 more drivers, and as mentioned, NOT the center of anything.
Tony Stewart, 2011 Sprint Cup Champion, is. :)
Have a great holiday season everyone!
Donna in FL
- November 23, 2011 at 10:24 AM
- Anonymous said...
Steve, in principle I agree, but I think they've been like this since they were kids...when they were still living with mom & dad, Kyle was only 16 when he started in trucks. I believe there were stories about the old Vegas bull ring days and them not being popular with the other drivers. Kurt even said they were raised the 'same thought process' so wrecking each other was 'inevitable'. Kids who are taught respect usually stay that way, unless other influences take over.
I think the way Jack Roush spoke about Ricky Stenhouse's father speaks volumes.
- November 23, 2011 at 10:32 AM
- sbaker17 said...
larry said...
Kurt and Kyle are NOT the center of the universe. snip
More like the planet Uranus :)
- November 23, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- Dot said...
Did KuB feel the need to out a$$ his brother? Did he feel left out because the media was all over KyB after TX? Good grief. Dr Punch did not deserve that. At lease this year at the Bu Bros Thanksgiving, they can brag about their new record. Finishing out of the top ten and not being recognized at the banquet. A first for brothers. LOL
@Anon 10:32, KyB's parent(s) altered his birth cert so he would be "old" enough to race at the bullring. They got caught.
JD, so how many cams did BSPN use on Sunday? I counted one, showing Tony & Carl.
Have a happy & safe Thanksgiving JD & the Planeteers.
- November 23, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- Anonymous said...
Dot, I had forgotten that story, and that shows you something about their character. Teach your kid to cheat. There was also some story about the 2 of them going back there as adults and wreaking havoc with guys running for points.
anon 10:32
- November 23, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- AncientRacer said...
I am not too awfully sure I really like living in a world where everyone has a camera all the time. Just no place much at all left where you can be a genuine 24 carat horse's a** any longer and lord knows we all do it from time to time.
- November 23, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- uncredentialed said...
Granted having such a dramatic title fight and lackluster NFL late-games helped a great deal, but this race was a clear example of how insane it was to go to earlier start times.
Sunday night primetime is when the largest percentage of people around the country are home, relaxed and watching TV. The twisted logic that fans come home from church around 1pm and that's when they watch racing never made any sense at all. Especially with this thing called time zones.
NASCAR caved to reporters who didn't want to work/travel late and to fans who complain for the sake of complaining.
- November 23, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- GinaV24 said...
Ancient - LOL, I feel like that too.
Although you have to admit that making a habit of being a gold plated horse's patoot is pretty much guaranteed to get the wrong sort of attention.
So the secret service didn't arrest him for making terroristic threats! LOL
Good news about the ratings for NASCAR, but it's a shame it had very little to do with ESPN's coverage. NASCAR essentially got lucky - Duckboy could have wound up taking the title with only 1 win for the season - they'd have had to add a corallary to the Matt Kenseth Commemorative 1 win per season championship rule.
- November 23, 2011 at 2:31 PM
- Roland said...
Caught your interview on Sports Media Journal. Great job representing the site and Nascar. Good interview.
- November 23, 2011 at 2:37 PM
- West Coast Kenny said...
I agree with @sbaker17 and @uncreditialed.
re: @sbaker17, I think that having a Chase finale in which the winner was certain to be someone other than Jimmie Johnson had something to do with the ratings bump.
After JJ won the Kansas race and came to within 4 pts of the lead, I was cursing more or less gave up on the season. I didn't watch any of Charlotte, which is usually one of my favorite tracks and only sampled the end of Dega. It wasn't until the middle of the Texas race when I started to believe NASCAR was worth watching again. All season I had only been sampling the races and following your site, NASCAR Insiders, and SpinDoctor500 to keep up.
re: @uncredentialed, because of the rain delays, I agree that the end of the race fell perfectly in the sweet spot between the second NFL game on CBS (San Diego@Chicago or Tennessee@Atlanta) and the beginning of the Sunday Night Game.
No teams North and East of Atlanta in the big media markets of New York, Boston, Philly, and the greater Baltimore/DC were involved, so their fans were low-hanging fruit waiting to be picked.
Hope you get some rest in during the Silly Season, John.
- November 23, 2011 at 3:38 PM
- Vicky D said...
How many times will Penske have to keep apologizing for Kurt Busch's outbursts? Personally, I'm surprised that KuB still has a job there.
- November 23, 2011 at 5:30 PM
- Jimbacca said...
I've had a bad race. Then you lay it on me that my bad race may have impacted the 'closest chase in history'. Then you make me wait around instead of shooting the interview and playing it when the truck gets their head out of their rears.
Many of the non PR leachers, ie Stewart and real racers, would have done about the same. Maybe without the profanity. But thats a maybe.
- November 23, 2011 at 6:31 PM
- AveryNH said...
My memory may be foggy but I recall laughing hysterically at baby busch flipping that truck the ol bird. And after watching the video of the 'interview' on YouTube I have even more respect for Doc Jerry Punch. Good for him for not putting up with Bucsh's two year old tantrums.
- November 24, 2011 at 12:04 AM
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- November 24, 2011 at 11:23 AM
- Anonymous said...
Even though ESPN is putting a positive face/spin on the ratings, the numbers STINK!
Back when ESPN was a powerhouse in motorsports (SpeedWorld) a normal rating for cup was 5 or 5.5!
ESPN and NASCAR have to be BUMMED with this relative "blip" for a tied championship race. A 4.0 is terrible.
What a sad state of affairs
- November 24, 2011 at 1:12 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Anon, ESPN carefully words every press release so it is factually accurate.
It's important to notice who in the NASCAR media takes that and simply repeats the same information and which media outlets take the time to examine the larger reality.
In fact, NASCAR TV ratings for the Chase have been in crisis for years. Last year's coverage of the Chase by ESPN was the worst sports television coverage in the history or ESPN in motorsports.
It's pretty much a sport in denial of TV reality and now aided by some high-dollar brand marketing folks. Get ready for an avalance of spin in 2012.
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Buchholz is pitching for the first time since June 3 because of a sore lower back. He is coming off two rough starts (10.2 IP, 14 H, 8 ER) ...With Derek Jeter 10 hits away from becoming the 28th player in history to reach 3,000 hits, B-Ref has posted a list of the 42 players who have reached base more than 4,000 times. ... Wow, Pete Rose batted 15,861 times, nearly 2,000 more times than the runner-up (Yaz, 13,991).
The Sox have won six straight, 11 of 15 and 22 of 30. ... David Ortiz has hit safely in nine straight at 16 of 34 (.471) with nine extra-base hits and 12 RBIs. ... Jacoby Ellsbury has hit safely in 13 of 14 games at .390 (23 of 59) with eight stolen bases, nine extra-base hits and 10 RBIs. ...
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Top 5 active players, most hits: Jeter (2,990), Ivan Rodriguez (2,835), Omar Vizquel (2,823), Alex Rodriguez (2,731), Johnny Damon (2,637).
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