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-- -- -- a candidate now -- just a moment I will be joined by Bob Woodward for an exclusive interview about whether or not he feels he's being threatened by the Obama White House spoke first here's the back story.
Now months ago Woodward being a veteran journalist in Washington.
Wrote the definitive book on the sequester and in recent weeks he's been an outspoken critic of the Obama administration.
For the very poor handling of the situation.
-- late yesterday Woodward revealed that a senior Obama advisor told them.
He would quote regret doing this -- the White House came out almost immediately denying this happen.
And Politico obtained the email exchange that was obviously leaked.
And revealed that the senior White House official who -- this warning was none other than the president's economic advisor.
Gene Sperling -- the email sent to Woodward on February the 22 reads in part quote.
I apologize for raising my voice and our conversation today my bad.
I do understand your problems with a couple of our statements in the fall but feel on the other hand that you focus on a few specific trees.
That gives a very wrong perception of the forest.
But perhaps we'll just not see I die here but I do truly believe that you should rethink your comment about saying that Steve Potisk -- the president.
Asking for revenues is moving the goal post I know you may not believe this but as a friend I think you will regret staking out that claim.
How early today the White House briefings Jay Carney he put his liberal spin on all -- let's watch this.
Gene Sperling.
Where it might regret it.
What -- content.
Just get an it would be irresponsible thing to ask that question in the context of the Foley -- since we know what fully -- said we're Gene Sperling.
In keeping with the demeanor I've been familiar with from more than twenty years was incredibly respectful.
Referred to mr.
Woodward -- friend.
And apologize for.
Raising his voice I think you cannot read those emails and come away with the impression that team was threatening anybody.
-- -- and Carney are not the only members of team Obama to take a swipe at Bob Woodward over the past couple weeks last night former Obama advisor David -- tweeting quote.
Watching Woodward the last -- is like imagining my idol Mike Schmidt.
Facing live pitching again perfection -- once Israeli repeated.
Now folks let's remember who mr.
Woodward is.
Now the Obama administration is trying to discredit the man who exposed the Watergate scandal in the 1970s that ultimately led to president Richard Nixon's resignation.
And this is the journalists that the Obama White House is now trying to discredit.
Now ultimately in the end I think the Obama administration.
They -- -- -- the ones who were regret picking this fight.
And joining me now with reaction is the author of the New York Times best seller the price of politics the one and only Bob Woodward Bob has always welcome back to program.
Thank you let's start in the beginning.
Tell us about the conversation.
With Gene Sperling.
Yes -- I mean -- it was that -- -- follower in which she was shouting at me now I've known him for twenty years and I emailed back I don't worry about shouts but.
He was really.
Worked up and and then he sent me that email apologizing.
And you know saying I'm gonna regret taking this stand now.
At were talking about here is not a -- he's not arguing with effect because before handy said we're just not gonna see I die on this.
It's an interpretation.
Obviously didn't like being challenged on this at all.
And you know people have said the -- well this was a threat -- I was saying it was that threat.
-- -- and use that language but it's not the way to operate.
In a White House it's not -- is is you know when somebody says you gonna regret something particularly somebody.
In a position of power like Gene Sperling he's not just a guy in the White House he is the economic czar.
For the president he did the same thing.
For Bill Clinton had the same job so.
When you say you're gonna regret -- -- it's.
I I just think that's a mistake and if you go back into the history and what other people are saying now about -- Obama White House were run for gear of National Journal wrote a piece that he sexually refuse to talk to somebody in the White House because the language he gets from.
This person is so belligerent.
Did you do you feel -- that's been a pattern with you -- this White House.
Did you feel at any time threaten either -- during the phone call or did you feel that it was a threat when he wrote the word you'll regret this.
The look what what happened here I wrote a piece Sunday in the Washington Post on the op Ed page.
And they got caught.
About being the father of to sequester.
And -- firm.
There are two or three months denied that to -- two Jay Carney he's credit he came out -- says look.
Yes the -- originated.
It's not only about who originated.
Did but think about what this sequester is he as he is one of the most irresponsible.
The ideas and now Republicans signed up for this there's absolutely no question about it but you look at the -- -- of this and just that.
Way -- came about it's you and I sitting down and saying what are the things you really love let's Catan.
Pass a law cutting those things to ribbons and then let's take that things I.
Love and -- put that in the law will cut those two ribbons that's the sequester -- it the it is.
One of these things it's now being debated.
You know what is the impact of -- going to be we don't know obviously but.
They got caught in so this is an old.
Trick make the conduct did the press the issue rather than their conduct.
By the way I've been dealing with the -- -- in the liberal media.
-- I've got a lot of this over the course of my career Bob so.
A lot of -- liberal colleagues.
I've noticed that turned on ya wanna get to that in a minute but let me this this is important.
I read your book cover to cover and I've now gone back and refer to -- a number of times.
And your book.
In many ways it's a double blow to President Obama book was number one it reveals the sequester idea was his number two that he's lied about -- -- about in the debate.
With Mitt Romney and he's lied about it sense so you expose that and you also expose the idea of moving the goal -- As a president now requests tax increases associated with this.
Do you acknowledge do you think the president life.
-- -- -- -- -- I'm not gonna use words like that idea -- in I think we need to.
-- down the rhetoric here I'm in out in the great public.
Which is much more important than those of us for they have me in Washington.
To say the police.
They're wondering.
You know what the hell is going on here this is these people cannot talk to each other they can't make.
Arrangements to.
Protect the national security to I mean he -- he is.
-- I thought about this a little bit.
The biggest story in Washington now is the town itself.
I agree with you raise this he is but calm and you know who know us where this goes.
-- what -- -- -- say about it because I think you're standing by your reporting.
You're standing behind your gallery it's not but that a bit but you're saying that it was Obama's idea that he claimed it's not.
You eat he said it was not so you're standing saying that he's not telling the truth and in other words and use whatever word you want.
And that he did move the goal posts they deny that and it was Jay Carney FT article came -- in the post that said you were willfully wrong sounds to me -- he's accusing you -- why it.
-- let let's look at this I spent two months from reporting and how they came to the sequestered this super committee work.
The White House.
Thought was really not been involved in this they monitored it I spent a long time -- a producer from sixty minutes.
Called me -- -- said.
We understand when I was working on -- price of politics you're doing a book about the super committee and I said no it's just departments have what.
Everyone says you've got all -- notes you've talked to people you've got diaries.
His best as anyone can.
I have the story of what happened -- and it.
Came from the Obama White House it is is something designed.
To never go into effect it's gonna go into effect god help us.
That it does is not the spark.
Bit since the economy.
Down that bill because it is I'm in that.
People in business the people in politics that people outside of Washington.
Are dumb founded and bewildered.
Why should it matter that if the president suggested the sequestration.
And then the president denying that he requested the sequestration.
And the president had to deal that he wasn't -- -- -- for tax increases and then later does and says though that's not true.
And they attack you is well being willfully wrong why why should this matter I mean don't we deserve our government to be honest with us.
It exactly and I've I'm almost seventy years old I'd hate to acknowledge I've done this for four decades out.
Will keep doing it.
In some form.
Something they know the White House saying you've doing these things when you've worked months -- then you have bid documents and that Jay Carney actually acknowledged his paternity.
For the sequester.
From the White House.
The problem is they're all kinds of reporters.
Who were much less experienced -- -- younger in if they're gonna get roughed up in this way.
And -- I've.
Flooded with emails from people in the press saying this is exactly the -- hit the White House works they're trying to control and they don't want to be.
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-- advertising and Internet product on TV has always been a tough sell except for our next -- the founder of godaddy.com.
Domain name company shocked -- -- of TV viewers.
At big events like the Super -- would tease them over -- computer screens with ads like this.
-- even racier stuff that a -- worked and godaddy of course flourish but how do you keep them coming.
Let's ask Bob Parsons he is foundered executive chairman.
Of the board -- -- and a former marine who are no one loved Bob good to see -- thanks for coming in again.
Not good to see -- David -- fox ever find out you're changing -- -- hello old bed as I understand this as target we're gonna see the full labs so that it don't give us -- he -- but.
But what sells better than sex I understand is not going to be quite as sexy as the other rants.
Well because -- company were growing up David -- you know we and and our advertising have to move along with that.
But up -- which got tutor for -- this time one is -- same old self and the other is well let's just a little more better business.
All right let's play and I don't -- -- to -- so we can talk about a let's play the ad that we're talking about the less sexy -- get play that now.
Tell when -- -- idea online relaxed hell.
It's not like anyone else is gonna have the exact same -- -- have popped into my.
How you know unknown at this holiday married because they have been telling you it's totally original it's one minute Godzilla oh really hated me mean.
-- eighty proof it's a deal moneymaker and thank goodness I put it online first -- gains or more everything sky waitress.
Yeah I don't -- for your big idea as -- -- domain.
How are regarded vision of being Claudia that's a great -- by the way the only thing I think that sells better than sex -- whole.
Hope that I can be a winner with some four is that where you're going for.
All yeah that's for sure because what are the things that we know is that everybody has an idea.
And it's the people that put our ideas and action actually -- godaddy and register them.
That make it happen you know nothing happens what is -- -- open David.
But are you a little nervous that this may not bring in the viewers at the sexy ads bring in.
Well you know it's had some ways I I think it's going to resonate really well so it's going to be interesting to see how plays out.
-- dynamic that you still haven't given up with with the -- -- so right.
All absolutely not that's our trademark you got Dan it to pad is Dana is still with -- yet.
-- Patrick is still -- this and she's gonna be driving that godaddy -- and Sprint Cup this year she is -- so how have they paid off mortgage business sponsorships.
All the sponsorships have done really well made a very fact that we keep don't know sends a message that they work.
You know it's if we stop you can be sure they're not working but they are working.
-- nothing brings out sort of the idea of a company -- or the signature of a company like a Super Bowl ad.
And we're -- -- back to the apple 1984.
-- remember that which was really that was the one that we're Steve Jobs introduced the Macintosh it was a huge ad.
Really change the course of history for the company have apple I'm wondering if you -- you give advice.
To apple which is they've been on some rough times recently and it's time for another 1984 -- Well you know apple if it if you look at the company the company still -- -- rather well.
On this that the stock being down as it is given the the growth that they have the amount of cash that they have a puzzles me a bit so I -- I think there are good in.
It's all right so we'll maybe we'll see another 1984 -- a Bob thanks so much is always a pleasure to see thanks for the preview what's to come.
Are you're welcome David thanks for having me on the show Bob Parsons executive chairman and founder of godaddy.com.
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Fabulous. But where is this story in the MSM? The progressives, Marxists, & Democrats will blow this off. "People" are to stupid to control their lives. And if they aren´t, it is unfair to give the advantage to smart people. Any way he can´t get elected because the Dem´s have perfected how to steal elections. No matter what, he will lose 49%to51 %. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
"When the enemy comes in like a flood, thenGod will raise a standard", Dr. Carson is indeed part of the standard raising the flag for righteousness. How can we give up hope when we have wonderful people like this on our side. Wow! I will get his book, I had never heard of him until now. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
In contrast to all the dross running our country, men like him stand pure as gold. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
The expression on obama´s face while listening to Dr Carson speak was absolutely pricless. Bam Bam does not have a poker face. Click Here if you Like this Comment
This article must be a Must Read simply because it is the beginning of an important transformation.Even the dullest and lowest informed person can see or feel that something is horribly wrong in our beloved country. Mr. Duke has hit the nail on the head with the word contrast.Good teachers use that method to get an important point across. Dr. Carson did it so supremely well that I have to pinch myself that such courage exists in these days of Obama, and, most importantly, to King Obama´s face!The last few sentences of the article must be stated over and over again....Dr. Ben Carson owns a legacy as an innovative pioneer of his field and philanthropist whose life and work have personally touched, and even saved, countless others. Barack Obama, on the other hand, despite all his celebrity, owns a legacy that amounts to little more than stirring fear and outrage on the premise that others are not doing enough to help people.Which ideology has produced the more effective, positive outcome? Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
I thanked the good doctor by ordering his book.Can´t wait to read it and savor his story. Click Here if you Like this Comment
God is in control! Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Excellent article. Truly inspiring and a wonderful man. I submit most of what he said, LoFos notwithstanding, was not unknown to the 47% parasites who voted last November. The Left has invested two generations of (mal)education and acculturation to create the base they are now harvesting by making themselves the only ticket to a free meal. Zippy is a mere token of this poison swamp.2008 and 2012 have shown that politics as usual is not the answer - anymore than petitioning George III was back then. Click Here if you Like this Comment
BlackBerry reading on the dais during another´s speech is not proper behavior, no matter who you are. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Dr. Carson is a part of God´s own drone program for this nation. Direct hit. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Let the Left´s character assassination begin. It won´t be long before Dr. Carson is painted as a womanizing, profligate, devil-worshiping pedophile who (gasp) has money in the Caymans.He´ll be hard to bring down, though.Pondering the Dr. Carson mega-phenom, it´s clear that our prayers for God to send us a real leader can be answered with Dr. Carson´s service to America. As one journalist put it, "Ben Carson for President". Click Here if you Like this Comment
Fear not little lambs. God´s timing is perfect.Watching Dr.Carson´s speech gave me inspiration and hope that I have not felt since Obama was elected. His thoughts were simply said yet powerfully effective.May God bless and keep you in his care and protection Dr. Carson Click Here if you Like this Comment
Oh, this is so frustrating.Certainly there are issues to be tackled with our current health INSURANCE programs. But there was no massive public outcry -NONE- for it to be changed so drastically, so suddenly.This Obamascare nightmare is about, and ONLY about, control of US through our health records (and quite possibly, our voter registration records).Don´t think it´s anything more, or less, than that. They want to control our medical care through our finances, and they´ll control our finances completely, soon enough.Cheers to Dr. Carson for saying these things in a very noticeable forum, and thanks to everyone else for noticing. He is exactly right in that context ... if that was all this scheme was about.It was difficult not to observe the two, nearly side-by-side, and weep for what should be, and more so for what is. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Those who know the truth will joyously and thankfully praise the Lord for men like Dr. Carson. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Dr. Ben Carson is a breath of clean, fresh air. Clearly Obama was clueless as to what Dr. Ben might say and appeared to be a bit uncomfortable about what he heard. It was like pealing the stenchful layers off a rotten onion and exposing the clean, fragile layers in the center. "An Eagle needs a left wing and a right wing to fly." Click Here if you Like this Comment
At last someone to stand up to the Bamster face to face! Obummers face said it all. Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to decieve. Bamster´s kitchen is going to get hot as hell! Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Carson has spoken Truth to Power! Obama and his Machine will go into full gear to destroy Doctor Carson. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
It was a great speech - I rolled it back & listened to it twice. Two thing really stood out. He spoke in a simple, straight-forward manner. Anybody listening could understand the points he was making. Also, I loved the part about his mother making him read & write book reports. More parents should do this! Reading is so important & it doesn´t have to cost a thing - I´ve always said there is no excuse to be uninformed when there are libraries full of books in every city. Click Here if you Like this Comment
A beautiful, clear contrast, indeed...Keep praying folks, God answers prayers![A Dear Friend was at the Washingon Hilton Venue at 7am Thursday with a group of fellow Prayer Warriors.] Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Superior piece! Only slightly off-topic, but for the old-timers here, read the comments that followed the article. You will notice a familiar name..Standing Wolf lives on! Click Here if you Like this Comment
So well said, #3. Dr. Carson is a national treasure and worth his weight in gold - and far more. Click Here if you Like this Comment
A really good story about a great American, Dr. Carson. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
His middle name is Solomon. How fitting.Contrast: Hussein-Solomon. I choose Solomon. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Wonderful, factual, and inspiring speech by Dr. Carson and wonderful article by Mr. Sullivan. People are discussing Dr. Carson´s speech and that fact alone makes me feel better about things today than I have in a very long time.President Obama´s lack of offering courteous applause, his steely expression, and his attention paid to his IPod or Blackberry or whatever he was using in an attempt to avoid the good doctor´s words, spoke volumes about the character (or serious lack of) of the man. As much as he tried not to show it, the truth of Dr. Carson´s words burrowed deep into the President´s psyche and created havoc there. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Watch Obama during Dr. Carson´s speech.The Bamster is furious - even looking at his blackberry during the HSA (Health Savings Account from birth to death) portion of the talk.Obama is vile and full of contempt because he was looking at Goodness personified. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Imagine our politics was such that men like this were attracted to serve rather than repelled by the inevitable crass attacks on themselves and their families. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
I´m tired of everyone assuming the "unthinking morons" are in the majority....The bamboozler won because most whites who voted for him had the ever present "white guilt" on their shoulders. My husband -- a Roosevelt democrat -- voted for the bamboozler because he felt he "should because he was black"....nonsense....My husband started his own company -- ran it beautifully -- made money the ole American way -- BUT -- he knew BO had screwed up the economy -- BUT -- he figured the next president could fix the BO´s mess.LZK Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
oooo! good observation, #23!Dr. Carson is a wonderful man. And he had a wonderful, wonderful Mom.This is another interesting contrast between BO and Dr. Carson: their upbringing. Both had absentee fathers. But ponder the impact a mother (parent) can have and what a great consequence possibly for the world!BO´s mother hated America, seems to have been driven and energized by spite, envy, hatred.Mrs. Carson, she was a woman of faith who wanted the best for her sons and drove them hard to READ and study and work hard. No bitterness. No inculcation of envy or corrosive attitudes.The contrasts and comparisons are multitudinous. This is why the msm(leftwing propaganda machine) can not risk fuller exposure.Dr. Carson has been in the public eye at least since 2004 with President Bush. Amazing, though, we have a world-renowned pediatric neurosurgeon (who happens to be black), and the broader public has been kept in the dark. pathetic.God bless Dr. Carson and his family. Click Here if you Like this Comment
The differences in health care philosophy are not about solutions - everyone knows Carson is right. It´s about power - Obama and the D party want more bureaucracies and employees who staff them to get more unionized employees (heads) and dues for funding their campaigns. It is clear and simple. It´s about the democrat politicians and the union bosses. Everyone else is a pawn to be bought off at election time. Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
I DID AND YOU MUST forward a video copy of his speech to everyone you know and ask them to do the same. We need to spread this far and wide and creat ripples in the stream of news. This will show the MSM how little they are needed anymore. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I sure give him credit for his temerity. Not sure about the cradle to grave thing though. You´re born with a ID card and a health savings account? I´d have to know a lot more. Click Here if you Like this Comment
FTA: "We must admit -- there is something amazing about this. In two paragraphs, Ben Carson has offered a free market solution to create competition and reduce healthcare costs that is feasible, understandable, and compassionate."You know the saying, "It doesn´t take a brain surgeon....." Well, a brain surgeon (and a black one at that) completely discredited the first [half] black POTUS in mere minutes! Take that, Barry! Click Here if you Like this Comment
Back in the early 1990´s, Dr. Carson´s book, Gifted Hands, was required reading for all three of our kids (we required it!) and each had to write a book report on it. It was so inspiring, encouraging and I believe should be required reading in schools. Click Here if you Like this Comment
If you watch the video closely you can see the expression on Zero´s face change remarkably, from mild interest, to boredom, to aggravation and finally to seething anger. Once he did the chin in the air with the LOOK on his face with about 12 minutes or so to go in the Dr.´s speech, you knew the Dr. had him and had him good. Remarkable to watch, but not surprising. Actually a 1/2 hour interior view of Zero´s personality if you watch him and listen to the Dr. at the same time. Every American should watch it in this way, for those that haven´t seen it (we´ve seen it dozens of times) it can only be a real eye opener to everyone except the most extreme Kool-Aid drinkers. Click Here if you Like this Comment
In a perfect world, Dr. Ben Carson would be President of the United States and Barack Obama would still be street-agitating in Chicago.Which is why the leftist msm will bury this.The eagle soars because it has a left wing and a right wing. Love that! All the while Obama grinds his teeth and wishes he was anywhere else.This makes my day. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Great speech, as Fauxbama and Moochelle looked on. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Like others here, I watched his speech and went on line to order three of his books, including his latest. Truly an inspiration to all - unlike ´The Other´. Click Here if you Like this Comment
A great man and a Doctor ...versus a little boy foreign exchange student community activist. How stoopid can you get, America? Isnt it obvious you made a BIG mistake re-electing this clown? Now we all have to suffer while REAL man of minority status waits in the wings, more brilliant, more reasonable, and better for our country. You idiots! Click Here if you Like this Comment
#9, neither is repeatedly scratching one´s temple with one´s middle finger. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Thank you My Lord God in Heaven, Your Servant Dr Benjamin Carson is a True blessing for all who suffer..God Bless Him for speaking the truth..Amen. J.M.J Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
#29: Excellent post!Note also that the young Marine who confronted Dianne Feinstein with his letter, "No Ma´am" (I love that form of address) also said, in his interview on CNN, "Unconstitutional ´laws´ aren´t laws." His name? Joshua Boston.Should we soon expect from Dr. Carson his new book: "Dreams From My Mother"? [What an amazing contrast between his and Obama´s moms!]And speaking of contrast, it is worth noting that both the left and right halves of these (dis)United States are currently celebrating a black man. We, of course, have Dr. Carson; they have Christopher Dorner. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I love the way Dr. Carson described himself and not one of the words was, "black." Beside him, potus is very small and unaccomplished.The only way this link and the video of Dr. Carson´s speech get circulated are thru us - WE have the POWER - grab it, use it!Thank you, God, for having this man stand and deliver! Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Watch the movie " Gentle Hands" on Netflix.I just did and loved it.God Bless this Doctor. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Obambi represents all that is bad in this country. Everything he said while running for President was an intentional lie. He is worse than pond scum. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
I have in mind the thought of the slave, accompanying the victorious Roman noble during his triumph procession, whispering to him "Remember, thou are but a man".The nation succumbed to an adolescent infatuation in 2008, producing four years of relentless decline, to be followed by four more years of inevitable disaster. I smell another infatuation.For God´s sake, vet this man mercilessly before falling again into the abyss. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Would hate to see this good (God) man ruined by politics.May Benjamin Carson continue to bless the earth through a service that is altogether heavenly, uncorrupted by the leaven of politics. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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THE MAROON A LOYOLA TRADITION SINCE 1 923 • "FOR A GREATER LOYOL FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 2011 ONLINE EDITION AT LOYOLAMAROON.COM Vol. 89, NO. 23 Morin elected SGA president Michael Morin wins with 53.38% of votes By SABLE LEFRERE Staff Writer The anticipation for the results of the Student Government Association elections is over. Shouts, applause and even shocked looks filled the Danna Center as Carissa Marston, SGA commissioner of elections and biology sophomore, announced the new members of the SGA after the votes were cast April 8. "I knew the announcements were going to be emotional," Marston said. "We prepared for whatever reactions might occur." As Marston called music industry senior Michael Morin's name as the winner for president, he fell back into the arms of friends, overjoyed, while shouts filled the air. "I was happy to hear Michael elected as president," said Cynthia Morales, management senior. "I think he did a good job as vice president. He is experienced and will continue to do a good job." Morin won the presidential candidacy with 53.38 percent of votes, a fairly close match compared to 42.04 percent Santiago Caicedo/Assistant Photo Editor Music senior Michael Morin celebrates with his fraternity brothers after the announcement Friday, April 8, at CC's. Morin defeated John Beverstock, finance sophomore, for the Student Government Association presidential position. Goal is to raise number of graduates Louisiana follows up with students By SAM WINSTROM The Maroon Despite the rising unemployment rate, the U.S. government is setting out to show that teachers are still a hot commodity. On April 8, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan took the stage in Roussell Hall along with a panel of athletes, experts and educators to promote the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher education campaign. TEACH is a nationwide movement to raise the number of college graduates in the U.S. by increasing the number of teachers. For marketing senior Sarah Cooper, who is beginnning Teach for America in June, teaching is more than just a profession, it's a calling. "I felt as if I had a sense of purpose in education," Cooper said. Duncan called upon students from all fields to join the profession, not just those specifically studying education. "We need more great schools of education; we need more great pathways, non-traditional pathways, alternative pathways," Duncan said. "At the end of the day, it doesn't matter where the talent comes from." Students like Cooper fall into this category. Though she is studying marketing, she lost interest in taking on a job in the field after volunteering with the Ignacio volunteers. "I started to realize that I didn't find any fulfillment in jobs that I was looking into in the business field," Cooper said. "That's when I started to hear from a recruiter from Teach for America, and that's when 1 started to look into business education." President Barack Obama has set a goal to have the most college graduates of any country by 2020, and in order to reach this goal, the U.S. government is campaigning to recruit 200,000 teachers a year, totaling 1.7 million teachers. The state of Louisiana has become a focal point for this campaign by keeping track of its teachers and working to improve the methods by which it trains them. "Louisiana is the only state that Wadner Pierre/Photo Editor U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan visits Loyola to promote the TEACH campaign. New Orleans' Mayor Mitch J. Landrieu (left) accompanied Duncan at the press conference, where they responded to many questions about encouraging students to become teachers. Secretary of Education, Mayor Landrieu speak in Roussell By JASMINE BARNES Staff Writer Panelists gathered to discuss the importance of education, the benefits of becoming a teacher and investment in students at the TEACH town hall meeting. The moderator for the event was Tulane's former associate professor of mechanical engineering, Dr. Calvin Mackie. Kate Gremillion, mass communication junior, introduced the event with a video from President Barack Obama's campaign for education. The video highlighted the importance of education and teachers in students' lives. The motto stated: "Inspire a child, teach." The Rev. Kevin Wildes, S.J., then took the stage to welcome the audience and spoke about making the world a better place by entering a classroom as a teacher. 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Played a WWII game today - Eastern Front - we, the Germans, won, barely.... It was in 15mm.
The discussion, after the game, was typical banter about minis and rules and I was asked what I've been working on of late. When I told them the host asked "those are all in 28mm - right?".
Then the topic turned to not being able to play wargames, with 28mm figures, any period, on a typical size gaming table such as a ping-pong table.
This got me to wondering.... What is the typical table size you use with 28mm figures and how many units per side?
Once I have some of my minis painted and based I'd like to host a game; I guess I need to make sure I have a decent size table. I was hoping to use a 10'x6' table.


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Food was very good, not overly creative. Consider it a good or bad thing, depending on your tastes. The service was excellent, very well timed. Our server was one of the best I've had and we were given great recommendations. We'll be back!
Nice little restaurant. Food was innovative and tasted great and the service was very good. On holidays here so don't like to waste our few nights here at restaurants that do not deliver - this one delivered!
Because of the heat our appetites were not great so we just chose entrees for dinner. Our waiter took it upon himself to serve us the watermelon salad with grilled cheese as he felt it was very light and easy to eat - he was right, it was wonderful. I ordered the meatloaf and my husband had the steak. Both dishes were delicious with unique flavors. The entrees are a very good size so we were full even though we would have loved to order dessert. Again, our waiter brought a mini version of the peanut butter and banana bread pudding for us to try and it was amazing. It was a wonderful anniversary dinner made even more so by our waiter. This is a restaurant that treats its customers well. On our next trip to Arizona we will be back!!
The food, service and environment is very-good to excellent. Drink options are varied, unique and excellent. Well worth the drive for great dining.
My husband is a chef and we are always looking for new and creative places to eat. Found Citizen on opentable and thought we would give it a try. The bacon popcorn was ridiculous!! So good. The overall food and experience was wonderful.
We made it to Citizen's Public House for Restauarnt Week. We have heard good things and definately wasn't dissapointed. The food was great, the staff was very friendly, and the atmosphere was really enjoyable. We will be back with friends!
Food and service are always good. We love sitting a the bar for dinner and always meet someone new that we plan to get together with.
Can't say enough about food and service. Absolutely wonderful. Decor and noise level, not so. Large, popular bar. Wait staff very attentive and all pitch in.
Restaurant week was a great way to experience the wonderful food. Scallops were cooked perfectly and of course the chopped salad is not to be missed. Will definitely return.
I haven't been this excited about a restaurant in a long time! The food was top notch, the service was right on, and it was easy to get a parking place nearby. I hope to return again soon, because I was so impressed!
Went here for the first time since it was one of the restaurants on Az Restaurant Week. I am glad we picked this one. The food was excellent and the staff was friendly and very interactive with the customers. Great place for a romantic dinner with someone special. We will definitely be going back.
Visiting the city and found this wondering restaurant. Great local spot.
The food, service, and location are incredible. Wonderful flavor combinations and a great helpful waiter.
There are not words to describe how wonderful this place is!!!
Our first visit was very pleasant. We like a quiet dinner so we asked to sit outside and that avoided the music and noise inside. Food was very good and service was excellent. We will return.
This was a surprisingly good restaurant in Old Town Scottsdale.The hard part about reviewing restaurants like this is that it has great food and an adventuresome menu,but isn't in the same class as Gary Danko's in SF or Eleven Madison Park in NYC,The menu was adventurous,comfort food and instead of bogging down with entrees my party of three ended up splitting a a bunch of starters and the truffle grilled cheese & fried Bologna sandwiches.The chopped salad was outstanding, the bacon popcorn a must have for the bacon-lover, the pork belly pastrami was fork tender, the pork and waffles was definitely a different take and the burrata a very interesting take on the classic. The issues - Drinks were too strong and Mac & Cheese was actually dry.
Great food and wonderful ambiance! Look forward to going back!
We had a great time. Our server was Ann and she was very sweet and knowledgeable about the menu and wine selections.
Although the menu doesn't change very often, the items offered are wonderful. We choose to dine there every time we are in town and it is never disappointing! The scallops are a favorite.
Fabulous food and attentive service. Love the scallops! My out of town guest keeps talking about our experince.
Our dinner at Citizens Public House was outstanding. The good was uniformly great. The service was very attentive and extremely enthusiastic. The servers seemed to be very knowledgable about the cuisine and drinks. Noteworthy are the drinks. This place seems to pride itself on the drink offering. Only complaint is the noise level - it is very loud.
Dined here twice and over those two occasions, sat inside once and once outside. First waiter was very friendly and eager to share in the places' history. Must try the chopped salad as it is a local specialty and quite unique. It is as advertised on Facebook. Eclectic cocktails and good beer list, but husband despite some unavailability. Notable food likes: watermelon salad, pork belly pastrami, gazpacho, and fried bologna. Mac and cheese was tasty, but a bit dry. Crab cakes were good as well. Would visit again.
Drove from Tucson for my Birthday dinner. Totally worth it. Food is excellent, people there are friendly but professional.
This was a really nice place to eat. From the moment we entered, we were treated beautifully by the host, waiter etc.. The food presentation was exceptional. Citizen Public knows how to make a meal a special event.
I went with my 21 yr old son and we both loved it. I had the chopped salad and the scallops (both a must try) and my son had the lamb which he loved. Great vibe, delicious food and great service! If you haven't gone, you must go!
I have been to Citizen Public House many times and they never disappoint. CPH is consistent with Great Food, a Clean Environment and Excellent Service. This restaurant is here to stay and since I live in the neighborhood, I get to benefit from that. Thanks CPH for making it another fantastic evening for me, my wife and our guests.
I had heard about this place for quite sometime now and finally gave it a whirl for my fiances bday. Our waiter was Kent (who was AMAZING, so personal and wanting to make sure we have a good time) We started with hummus & tzatziki which was great, the pita came out grilled and hummus was housemade. Main courses i had their famous chopped salad, which has lived up to its name. The mister had the lamb burger which he enjoyed. Overall a great experience and we are looking forward to checking out their new restaurant Glady!
Citizen Public House is extremely enjoyable, affordable, with a very interesting and varied menu. Chopped Salad is fabulous, and most everything on the menu has been great. I have eaten at CPH on 5 or 6 occasions, from small dinners of 2, to groups of 25, and have been very pleased every time. CPH is a must for us whenever we are in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area, located in the heart of Old Town.
We had a wonderful time. The bar serves great cocktails and the wines were excellent. Though famous for their scallops (which were delicious) their short rib was phenomenal. Can't wait to go back!
WOW! Talk about peeling off the bones! SOOOO GOOD! Knowledgeable and friendly service too!
I travel a great deal for work and love to find local fabulous food. The reviews on this place did not disappoint. The chopped salad truly is a must have it was delicious. Everything we had was tasty and fresh tasting. I would definitely go back and look forward to the next time I am in Scottsdale so that I can.
Once again, the meatloaf is a thing of beauty. Love the patio.
My wife chose Citizens Public House for the chopped salad and craft cocktails. We were a bit nervous when only a few tables were occupied at 6:00 on Friday. By the time we left we couldn't have been happier, and the room was filling up. The cocktails and the salad were as good advertised, but the mac and cheese and meat loaf were also great. I know, mac and cheese and meat loaf, really? I ordered to be safe and they were just great. The service was excellent. Can't wait to go back.
In town for a meeting and found this place. What a treat. Chopped salad was one of the best dishes I've ever had. Menue is fun and creative. Drinks are excellent. Service was perfect. Mac and cheese was terrific. Flour less brownie was too heavy best for 2, not 1.
Excellent food, excellent service, and loud like Scottsdale places are.
Always looking for good restaurants and this one was one of those. Visited based on reviews and we were not disappointed. Our reservation was on a Weds. night, early. The restaurant was not quite busy, but more people arrived very soon after we were seated. The noise level became quite high and the servers seemed stretched to the point of some inefficiency. We had to flag down our server a number of times, but she was attentive when she came over. We had the chicken breast- delicious, though a bit spicy (not noted in the description or by the server). Also had the scallops which were wonderful. We shared the chopped salad-a great choice. No dessert, but imagine they are good. Recommend, but recognize we won't have a quiet conversation.
Citizen Public House has a reputation that stands on its own. Its menu changes a bit from season to season, but the great, personable service nd attention to detail for hot, tasty food leaves one wanting only for more, or perhaps dessert. My meal was just spectacular looking and tasting meatloaf, super hot out of the kitchen. It could have used a few more veggies by was satisfying. My guests short ribs and Chicken entrees were perfect fall fare. It goes without saying that the cocktails from the bar were exquisite, and the wine selection a bit above others. We even had the Apple Crisp for dessert, a bright, tasty dessert with the the right amount of Mom's love added. I'll definitely be back, soon.
Love at the GF items on the menu and even a couple of desserts! The food was excellent love the pesto dressing. .
This was our first visit to Citizen Public House and we were very pleased. Our server, Matt, was most enthusiastic, very familiar with the menu offerings and recommended an excellent wine to compliment our delicious scallop dinner. We will return again!
As a solo diner on my last night in Scottsdale, I chose Citizen Public House based on good reviews and reading the menu online and finding the menu interesting and diverse. My waiter was fabulous (Chris) and helpful as he guided me towards better choices without being pushy. His recommendations were spot-on, the two drinks were super, especially their Moscow Mule and the chopped salad was the best I've EVER had. The scallops were delicious, although I couldn't finish... They politely boxed my leftovers and my "scallop breakfast" before flying back to Chicago the next day was superb! I can't wait to return to Scottsdale - I'll probably go there first night, second night, third night - why mess with perfection!
The menu was very diversified and interesting. We were a party of six and everyone LOVED their meals. We had a great waiter and even the busboys were wonderful.
We are new to the Scottsdale area and found this place by doing some online research. There is a reason the salad has it's own Facebook page - it was one of my favorite items. The bar scene was lively and the rest of our meal was excellent. We will definitely be back!
It was my first time in Scottsdale and this place came high recommended by our hotel and locals. It was excellent. My mom and I each got a Moe-Scow mules and they came in tin cups! It was fun. We also ordered the famous chopped salad everyone told us about and it was amazing! I wish I could recreate it. We also each got the sea bass special which was sea bass over a bed of risotto. It was so delicious! Overall, it was a great experience.
Restaurants seem to come & go in Scottsdale - glad this one is sticking around. The chopped salad is a must. If you ask nicely - they'll even give you the recipe!!
Every course was excellent! The food quality and service was superior (friendly, honest, knowledgable, and attentive but not overbearing. Most likely a pretty lively bar scene but had dinner on a Sunday evening. I'm assuming it was quieter than a typical Saturday. I will return.
My husband and I dined here for the first time on my birthday. We wanted a place that was a little different for the occasion, and the Citizen Public House was perfect. The chef's re-creations of classic "comfort food" in new and interesting ways were a total success. We started with the crab cakes, which were amazing - tasty and seasoned perfectly. I had the scallops and they were wonderful - fresh and cooked perfectly. My husband had the meatloaf, which he loved. The portions were quite substantial. We split the PB&B Pudding Jar - decadent and perfect for sharing. The service was impeccable - the waiter was very attentive and the food was served swiftly, The atmosphere was lively, with diners of all ages. Great in all respects!
The Citizen Public House is one of those hard to find restaurants that is just right! Not too expensive for excellent food, drinks are reasonably priced and very good. It is a really cool place for dinner and conversation with friends, but not so hip that it is annoying, pretentious or stuffy.
It was our second time visiting CPH. We are not from Phoenix but we visit about every 18 months to 2 years for a change of vacation spots. My husband and I own a restaurant so we appreciate good food, great service and excellent choices of wine and cocktails. Richie Moe, the mixologist, is amazing. His drink menu is out of this world. He will pair your meal with your drink and it will be amazing!! All of the food we have had at CPH was right on the favor mark. Nothing was too rich or over the top with too many favors. The Chef has the feel for pairing the right ingredients for every dish. We highly recommend a visit to CPH! You will not be disappointed, especially if you are a foodie or you enjoy different favors of cocktails or bourbons.
We wanted something romantic with original food and unique craft drinks . We found it and loved it! Couples may want to ask for one of the few booths ... But we both mentioned that we would have enjoyed dining at the bar as well!
My wife and I were looking for a romantic dinner at a neat spot and found it in Citizen Public House! The food/service was excellent but bring your outside voice because the noise level was very high. The restaurant was overflowing with energy and vibrance. Overall a great meal!


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- Road Rage and the NRA
Recently, I was driving into town and came to a red light at an intersection between the road I was on and a major highway. My side of the intersection had four clearly marked lanes—one turning right, one going straight across the highway, and two left-turn lanes (which led into town). I had pulled into the rightmost left-turn lane because after I turned onto this major two-lane highway I needed to turn right not far ahead. To my left was a white pickup, which had pulled into the leftmost left-turn lane.
When the light turned green, I started across the intersection and began turning into the right-hand lane. Midway through my turn I sensed the white pickup coming uncomfortably close to my car. I glanced at this vehicle and saw that the driver was not heading into the left-hand lane, which he was required to do, but was heading into my lane. I honked my horn to let him know I was there, but he kept turning into the right-hand lane. I honked again but he ignored me, so I was forced to drive onto the shoulder to avoid a collision. Then, as he drove off, he turned and looked at me through his rear window and gave me the finger.
Although he was clearly in the wrong (Colorado Driver Handbook, p. 18), something about our encounter enraged him. I didn't care about his rude gesture. My only thought was, thank God he didn't have a gun.
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- Lance, We Hardly Knew Ya
Lance Armstrong's colossal house of cards recently came crashing down during two well-orchestrated interviews with Oprah Winfrey on national television. For the media, it was a ratings extravaganza fueled by the public flogging of a once-revered sports legend. For cycling insiders, it was the lancing of a boil that had been festering for years. And for many Americans and others around the world it was the humiliating discovery that the hero they had worshipped and cheered through one victory after another was a fraud, a little like learning that your favorite uncle is a crook and a pedophile.
What makes Lance Armstrong's downfall so bitter for us is that we had elevated him to such stellar heights. He was the celebrity cancer survivor, the solemn spokesman for defeating death. A fierce competitor, driven and strong, he exemplified what you could make of yourself if you were as focused and determined and disciplined as he was. He created Livestrong Foundation, the cancer nonprofit that raised the hopes of hundreds of thousands of cancer sufferers. He won the Tour de France, the granddaddy of cycling's grueling races, seven consecutive times. He was everything we hoped we could be if only we were more like him.
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- Dylan Redwine Has Vanished
Dylan Redwine is a 13-year-old boy who vanished from his father's home in Vallecito, Colorado, on November 19, the morning after he had arrived for a court-ordered holiday visit with his father. He hasn't been seen since.
I have wanted to write about Dylan since this situation developed, but I wasn't sure what to say. As a person naturally inclined toward problem solving, my tendency is to speculate about what happened to him and try to solve the mystery. But I am not privy to what the investigators know, so my speculations would be uninformed and potentially damaging. I can say that our community has been stunned by his disappearance, and he remains in our hearts and on our minds.
His Missing Person notice has been posted on many store windows. You can't walk around town without seeing it. And our local newspaper, The Durango Herald, publishes periodic updates on the case. The latest has nothing new to report on Dylan's disappearance but notes that the reward for information leading to an arrest or information about his whereabouts has grown to $20,000.
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- The Canals of Bangkok
Debra and I recently traveled to Thailand as a point of departure for three weeks of hiking and sightseeing in Bhutan and Nepal. Bangkok and its environs are home to 14 million people. Thailand has a population of 67 million, 20 million of whom are ethnic Chinese. The vast majority of people are Buddhist, and that is reflected in the traditional Thai manner of greeting and departing--the namaste. The tourist-facing people are invariably polite, as you would expect, but we experienced that gentleness in everyday people on the street, too. Here, boys are swimmng in one of Bangkok's many canals.
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- New Book Release: Adaptive Coaching, 2nd ed.
I am pleased to announce that the Second edition of Adaptive Coaching has just been published. The first edition of the book has been a great success, thanks to the many readers who have found it to be a useful and practical guide for improving their coaching effectiveness. But a decade has passed since the first edition was published, and the world of coaching has advanced considerably during that period. Coaching has become one of the most popular means of developing people in organizations, and the number of people who call themselves coaches has multiplied exponentially. This edition of the book retains everything that made the first edition so useful and adds chapters that will help readers enhance their coaching skills even further.
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- The Tragedy in Aurora
Like most people, I was horrified to learn of the theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado, on Friday, July 20, 2012. It's become evident in the days since that the killer carefully plotted his attack, prepared for months—stockpiling weapons, ammunition, and body armor for himself—and then methodically carried out his plan with ruthlessness and brutality. He murdered twelve innocent people and wounded fifty-eight more. And he rigged his apartment with explosions and sophisticated triggering mechanisms designed to inflict harm on the police officers who would go there to investigate. In the days following this random act of violence, people have been struggling to make sense of what happened and why he did it.
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- Empowering a Predator
Louis Freeh's just-released report on the Penn State sexual abuse scandal leaves little doubt that the senior leaders at Penn State, including revered football coach Joe Paterno, were culpable by enabling Jerry Sandusky to continue his abuse of boys for over a decade. Assuming that Freeh's findings are true—and we have no reason to question his integrity, or the thoroughness of his team's investigations, or Sandusky's guilt—then what we have witnessed is a colossal and egregious failure of leadership.
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- Meeting Willie Nelson in the Desert
On one of his trips to Durango, Mick had crossed the back roads of Nevada and come into southern Utah on one of those dry summer days when the air is as hot as the pavement and the dust, fine as talcum powder, seeps into your pores. He rode into the only gas station in a place that would be a ghost town if the few people there had had the sense to leave. While he was gassing up, a pickup came to a stop on the other side of the gas pump. When the driver's door opened, a dog jumped out and ran about a dozen steps and peed. Then the driver emerged. He wore old jeans and a pair of shit-kicker boots, a red cotton shirt, faded from too many washings, and a red bandanna wound tightly around his head. His face looked like it had been etched with a putty knife, and he had long braided gray pigtails. Damn if it wasn't Willie Nelson. Here in this spit-in-the-road-of-a-town in southern Utah. Damn.
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- Scott Thompson's Abrupt Exit
CEO Scott Thompson's recent resignation from Yahoo—after only four months on the job—is a stark reminder that leadership legitimacy can be lost in a heartbeat if the leader's integrity is called into question. Moreover, that breach of integrity does not have to be substantial. In Thompson's case, it was the claim, in his biography, that he had dual degrees from Stonehill College in accounting and computer science (at the time he graduated, Stonehill did not offer a computer science degree).
Thompson, who was named Yahoo's CEO in January 2012, came to the company with solid technology credentials and a long track record as a successful executive. Before joining Yahoo, he had been the chief technology officer and then president of PayPal and, before that, the executive vice president of technology solutions for Inovant, a subsidiary of Visa. Earlier in his career, he worked for Coopers and Lybrand, where he specialized in information technology solutions for financial services clients. In each of these roles, Thompson had demonstrated not only a grasp of technology but the ability to lead people and organizations successfully. He would appear to have been an ideal executive to turn around a struggling technology giant like Yahoo.
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- Desperately Seeking Santorum
This year's presidential campaign will be remembered principally for the Republican's desperate search for ABR—anybody but Romney. As I write this in March 2012, the field appears to have narrowed to four: Romney, Santorum, Gingrich, and Paul. But it's not really four. Ron Paul's odds of winning the nomination are about as good as Jerry Sandusky's odds at being named the next Pope. Which leaves us with three . . . but not really. In the polls, Newt has had more ups and downs in the past year than the DOW, and his star is fading fast. Republicans everywhere except in the Deep South seem to have realized that candidate Gingrich would carry more baggage than United Airlines. This is the guy who was railing against Bill Clinton for his Monica Lewinsky indiscretions while Gingrich himself was having an illicit affair. Moral hypocrisy doesn't get more sordid than that. Pitting him against Obama next fall would be like conceding the election before it's held.
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I hope changing the scrolling engine will fix some annoying bugs, and let me concentrate on gesture handling within the framework. Actually, I have very few ideas on how to proceed :D !!! Saying that, I have to change the widget model to permit widget instantiation within a content/page, a lot of work to do !
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INDIANAPOLIS — With her tenure as Indiana's first lady almost complete, Cheri Daniels says she has no regrets. She has found happiness serving the people of the Hoosier State by approaching the job on her own terms.
Despite being under the media microscope, Daniels has stayed true to herself both in and out of the political spotlight.
Daniels never sought the position of first lady. In fact, at first, she was quite hesitant of the role. But when her husband Mitch Daniels became governor of Indiana in 2005, the office found her.
"That's the funny thing in politics. In no other arena does the spouse suddenly have a role," Daniels said. "The good thing about it is that there is no job description for first lady so you can kind of make it what you want it to be. And that's what I've done. I'm very happy with how I've done it."
Her enjoyment has come by being able to set her own agenda and hours. Although provided with a small staff, Daniels receives no salary for her duties. Every event visited or speech given is on a purely volunteer basis.
But she says her experiences are worth more than money.
"The most enjoyable part of this job is that you meet so many different people from all walks of life all across the state," Daniels said. "It's given me an opportunity to travel from the top to the bottom of the state, east to west, and meet a lot of people and share their interests and their concerns."
The benefits
Of course, being first lady has its perks. Daniels, a country music fan, mentioned her excitement about meeting Keith Urban. However, she said Peyton Manning is the most memorable person she's met.
"In the day of professional athletes being very successful and then doing very awful things, here's somebody who gives back so much more than people even know and he doesn't want any credit for it. He's done a lot of great things here in Indianapolis," she said.
In addition to meeting a wide variety of people, Daniels also relishes working with everyday Hoosiers through her public service initiatives. An avid reader, she's traveled the state emphasizing the importance of literacy to elementary school children. She also sponsors a food drive every February that benefits families in need.
But Daniels' Heart to Heart initiative — a program that educates women about heart disease and the things they can do to improve their heart health — remains her favorite. Besides visiting colleges and bringing awareness to young co-eds about heart-related issues, the first lady also sponsors the Heartland Walk for Health at the Indiana State Fair.
She walks 10 miles most every day for exercise.
"My mother had heart disease. That's when I started learning that heart disease was the No. 1 killer of women. Most women think it's breast cancer, but heart disease kills more women than the top five cancers combined," Daniels said.
"It has been really rewarding. I never think of myself as making a difference in someone's life but last year at the [state] fair after the walk I had probably four or five people come up to me and say 'You are my idol. I came out here three years ago. I couldn't even walk one lap around and now I can do two laps.'"
Daniels doesn't just visit the fair on the day of the walk. She attends all 17 days. She lists the yearly event as one of the most fun things about her position. Through her involvement with the State Fair, she has milked cows, won a watermelon seed-spitting contest and calmed a squealing pig, earning her the title of "The Pig Whisperer."
"I'm a big fan of the State Fair. I do just about anything they ask me to do," she said.
Also gratifying to Daniels are the radio segments called Cheri's Chores she co-hosts with Dave O'Brien on 97.1 HANK FM. Each month, the audience suggests new tasks for her to learn and complete, all on camera. For her latest assignment, she became a zookeeper for a few hours. She also has learned to harvest shrimp, fight fires, bartend and drive a dump truck, among other things.
"I think that's what people like about it is that it's not really cream-puffy stuff. You know, you roll up your sleeves. You get dirty sometimes," she said.
Media background
A job Daniels didn't need to learn was how to be a reporter. Before marrying her husband, she graduated from Indiana University with a journalism degree. She said things have changed since she studied media years ago.
"The biggest difference I see in media today is that it's not always hard facts. It's somebody that's talked to somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody," she said.
"It's definitely more about personal and not about factual. It's funny because that seems to be almost exclusive to political reporting," Daniels sad. "I think in politics it does get a lot more personal. It becomes very negative
sometimes and I think that's too bad because I think that deters really good, quality people from wanting to be in public service."
Daniels also disputes the common theme in news reports that she's an extremely private person. In addition to her radio spots, she makes regular public appearances.
"I don't think that I'm intensely private. I think that is a misnomer. I think the media knew that I was reluctant to be the first lady and I think they decided that I was intensely private," she said. "I'm very protective of my family and I try to keep their lives more private. We don't parade our family out in front of the media all the time.
"I wouldn't say that I was overly private. I just think I'm probably more particular about what I do."
Big decision
Last year, the media was awash with speculation of an impending White House run for Gov. Daniels. Many news sources reported that the first lady's reluctance was the deciding factor in his subsequent decision not to seek the office, an assertion Mrs. Daniels maintains is untrue.
"I can't say that there have been many major decisions that Mitch has let me decide what he is going to do. Did I want him to do that? No. But it was a family decision," she said. "Everybody got to say what they thought about it. Nobody was in favor of it.
"Do I think he would have been a good president? Yes, I do. I think he would have been one of the best. Do I think it would be a good thing for our family? No, I don't because I think you have to basically give up everything personal to do that. And it's not just for four years or eight years, it's really for the rest of your life," she said.
Daniels said she doesn't have an interest in politics. She and her husband rarely speak of his political decisions and she's seldom seen on the campaign trail.
"That's the one thing that I've prided myself in; I'm not political," Daniels said. "I'm not going to go out and stump for a candidate or a bill or anything else, not just because it's not my interest, I'm not knowledgeable about those things."
Accepting her likes and dislikes has helped make the job of first lady much more palatable. She advises future governors' spouses to not ignore this when planning for the office.
"If I had to go to a political dinner every night, I'd be so unhappy. So, find something about it that you can really put your heart and soul into and make it enjoyable. Make it fun. And I have to say, I really didn't think I'd have any fun. I really didn't. I thought, this is going to be awful," she said.
"But I've had so much fun and I've met some really great people and I've had the opportunity to do things I never would have had been able to do as just Cheri Daniels."
Soon, Daniels will return to being just Cheri Daniels. She looks forward to spending time with her family, including her four daughters, the youngest of which recently became engaged. She also has a 5-month-old granddaughter that she loves to baby-sit.
Cheri Daniels declined to comment on the recent hiring of Mitch Daniels as Purdue University's next president, saying it was his place to discuss the position.
Daniels said she hopes to golf more, a perennial dream she rarely accomplished while serving the state. Reuniting with friends and increased travel also top the list of things she wants to accomplish in her new downtime.
As for her tenure as first lady, Daniels credits living the life that she wanted as a key to her happiness and success.
"I think you have to just be determined to be true to yourself," she said. "It's kind of like Mitch has done. He has done things that a lot of people would be afraid to initiate and try to do because politically it might not be popular, but it was the right thing to do.
"I think that's what you have to do in life."


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Reds third baseman Todd Frazier is the winner of the 2012 Players Choice Award as the 2012 National League Outstanding Rookie. The awards were announced Monday night on the MLB Network.
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Frazier batted 273 in 2012 with 19 home runs and 67 RBI's. He will also donate $20.000 to charity for the award.


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Bob, just now coming across your introduction and how cool is that having a 1972 Cuda with lots of muscle.....boy those were the days of high performance and big engines. Two of my dream cars to own would be a 1969 Camaro RS(or any of them with a V8 engine) and a Series 3 E-Type Jaguar with a V12.....one of my long time friends is one of the best mechanics in the States when it comes to working on the E-Types...
It's sure fun to listen to others tell of how they happened to get into the hobby of Coin Collecting and how they eventually begin to collect and enjoy Early American Copper coins. Our little niche in the hobby to me is special and of course the men and women you meet are definitely a cut above. It's always been fun for me to add a piece of history to my collection and think about where this coin might have been!!!
Take it easy.....Leo
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Enjoyed your story. Much like my own, except I was a destroyerman chasing subs. They almost always won. Wrote a book about my experiences-School of Hard Knots, available on Amazon.
I have an anti-muscle car, a 1953 MGTD.
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Americans know mass shootings like the ancient Greeks knew tragedy. It's a narrative, played out in stereotyped acts. Confusion begets horror. Rescue teams arrive. We tally the dead. Reporters introduce us to the face of evil. And in a final, protracted scene, a dazed killer sits subdued before a judge as we search his demeanor for answers.
When police officers shot down Wade Page at the site of his rampage this Sunday in Oak Creek, Wis., the classic narrative abruptly ended. Without this last scene, survivors of the Sikh temple shooting will have a very different psychological recovery process than those who sat in a packed courtroom last week to see the arraignment of James Holmes, the man accused of opening fire on a theater full of people last month in Aurora, Colo. Nor will they experience the resolution that Jared Loughner imparted on survivors on August 7 when he pleaded guilty to murdering six people and other charges associated with the 2011 shooting rampage in Tucson, Ariz.
According to trauma experts, seeing justice unfold can sometimes be a positive part of the healing process . But there are many reasons to think that survivors whose assailant dies on the scene will recover faster from the psychological wounds.
Most experts seem to agree that a trial ending in a conviction imparts some benefit —a sense of achievement for those who took part, and catharsis for the rest. " There is certainly relief when it is over, relief if justice is achieved," says Barbara Rothbaum, director of the Trauma and Anxiety Recovery Program at Emory University. "And sometimes survivors are proud of themselves for doing the right thing even though it was difficult."
Seeing a perpetrator confront and account for his crimes can also be helpful for those who ask, "Why?"
"My general experience is that people feel better when they can resolve things," says Carol North, director of the Trauma and Disaster Program at the Veterans Affairs North Texas Health Care System. "W hen they know the answers, it satisfies a need ."
Families of the Oak Creek victims will never hear Wade Page explain what made him enter a Sikh temple with a nine-millimeter handgun. But this may not end up being a bad thing. Although trials help witnesses and families of the deceased to get answers, they can actually interfere with recovery on a deeper level.
Yuval Neria, director of the Trauma and PTSD program at Columbia University, which recruited him to New York City after the September 11 terrorist attacks, explains that rebounding from trauma is "an individual process in which the person reviews his or her trauma—a personal experience of fear, confusion and helplessness—in a gradual manner until the essence of the fear and pain is processed. A trial, on the other hand is a public event, which emphasizes justice, in a societal context."
The longer the affair remains in the public realm, the longer it can take for those affected to look seriously at themselves and to inspect how their perceptions of the world have changed. Survivors of the Loughner shooting that nearly killed former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords last winter have been waiting more than a year for justice to be served. Had Loughner claimed innocence, the process would have continued for much longer. A ll that waiting may come at a price. "The trial is usually a painful process, lengthy, and may eventually delay effective and rapid processing of the trauma and loss," Neria says.
During these periods of limbo, a conviction is never certain. Here, too, the survivors in Oak Creek may have benefited. The object of their fear was destroyed almost as quickly as it was created and they will never stay up at night wondering whether Wade Page will be free again.
But for a small percentage of survivors whose symptoms of trauma reach a level of clinical severity, it probably does not matter how the massacre ended. Whether the assailant is dead or neutralized behind bars, symptoms often persist in survivors who have descended into post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and have generalized their fears.