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19 Pornstars With College Degrees or Higher
We all know you don't need a college degree to become a pornstar. Many highly-paid pornstars didn't go to college. In fact, a lot of men and women in the adult entertainment business never even got to finish high school. But before you dismiss them all as uneducated people who only have sex, sex, sex on their minds, be aware than some of them actually have college degrees. Some may even have higher educational achievements than many of us.
Here's a list of 19 porn stars who have college or higher degrees tucked under their belt. If you know of any more similarly-educated porn stars, please don't hesitate to send them in through your comments.
1. Tera Patrick - BS in Biology and an AAS degree in nursing from Boise State University.
2. Gen Padova – A UCLA graduate, with Bachelor of Science degree majoring in Biochemistry and a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts.
3. Calli Cox – Has a degree in middle level education from Eastern Illinois University, and was teaching 8th grade English before getting into porn.
4. TJ Hart – Graduated with a triple major in psychology, sociology and art, with a minor in early childhood education from the University of Colorado. She was also member of the 1988 US Olympic swim team.
5. Ron Jeremy – Used to be a teacher, making good use of his bachelor's degree in education and theatre and a master's degree in special education from Queens College in New York.
6. Nina Hartley – Graduated magna cum laude from San Francisco State University's nursing school, and is a registered nurse.
7. Juli Ashton – A Colorado State University graduate, with a degree in Spanish and History. She subsequently taught Spanish at a junior high school before she caught the porn bug
8. Joanna Angel – has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature with a minor in Film Studies from Rutgers University.
9. Audrey Hollander - Graduated from Loyola University Chicago with a degree in Elementary Education.
10. Lexington Steele – Earned a double degree in History and African-American studies from Syracuse University.
11. Bobbi Starr - Holds a music degree from San Jose State University. She is currently a pre-med student, aiming to become a gynecologist.
12. Laurie Wallace – Not only did she graduate summa cum laude with a double major in German and political science from Loyola College in Maryland, she also attended law school at George Washington University.
13. Lisa Sparxxx – This pornstar who holds a world record for having sex with 919 men in the space of a day has a Master of Arts degree in Multimedia with a minor in Business from the University of Kentucky.
14. Mika Tan - She studied at the San Diego State University en route to a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry and an Associate's degree in Psychology.
15. Dave Cummings – Currently laying claim to the title "oldest active male pornstar", Cummings has both a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and a Masters Degree in Public Administration. To top it of, he also used to be a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army.
16. Shy Love – A certified public accountant, having earned both a bachelor's and a master's degree in accounting.
17. Careena Collins - Graduated with a law degree
18. Selena Silver – finished university with a degree in Marine Science
19. Mandingo - has a Bachelor of Arts in Communications.
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All the same, you get people with degrees all over the spectrum with worse jobs than porn stars.
just goes to show you – your college degree does NOT define who you are!
Just to add to the list; I seem to remember reading that Mary Anne has, or is currently at university.
Ex-Porn Star Charlie Angel attended Parson's in NYC and got a degree in something dealing with the arts.
She's back in school now getting/has already got a Masters.
You forgot to include Annie M Sprinkle, PhD
Jelena Jensen went to college at Chapman University in Orange County, California and graduated Magna Cum Laude in May 2003 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film and Television Production with an Emphasis in Producing
Surely Mensa member Asia Carrera belongs on this list?
No fucking way is Bobbi Starr getting in Medical School!! Med Schools go through your background with a fine-tooth comb. You think fucking on film is going to help her in applying to med school? They do interviews as a part of the application process!! You fan boys are fucking idiots!!!
gay pornstar Zack Randall has a philosophy degree also with minors in history and music. he's also a chess champion.
and Aria Giovanni?
DAmn! That a Lot Now this makes me thing Why Did they even even Make Porn!
Their Smart as People can be !
Damn( Sorry For Too much damnedness)
Really Smart People Making porn What next Stupid People Inventing the Next Cyborg
What does that mean, "Scythe" – smart people can't be proficient at sex? only dummies give great blowjobs? an advanced degree means that one's carnal side has been overridden by the cerebral?
While you're trying to process all this, a small suggestion:
learn to spell.
Then maybe you too can be qualified to do porn…
[...] Speaking of smut, these porn stars are better educated than you. [...]
reading the last 2 comments i felt pity for them.
Learning is supposed to make better people who is able to think and choose good from wrong. It also includes respect for themselves.
If they wanted to sell their body so that some pervert can masturbate looking at their body then why all the education.
list includes teachers who was supposed to teach morality to children and i think they are not to blame its their society.
"reading the last 2 comments i felt pity for them."
Funny- I felt the same for you.
"Learning is supposed to make better people who is (are) able to think and choose good from wrong (right from wrong; good from evil). It also includes respect for themselves."
Learning helps people understand that there is more than one way to think or act or live. 'Good and wrong' are subjective, and differ from one person to the next. One person feels that being open about sex is wrong, while feeling that bombing another country or beating someone senseless on TV for money is fine..
If they wanted to sell their body… then why all the education.
We all sell ourselves- athletes, telemarketers, assembly line workers. We sell ourselves for an hourly wage, or better, if we can. Most of do not enjoy the work we do, but can still find room to put others down for choosing another path. Morally judgmental, or merely envious?
"list includes teachers who was supposed to teach morality to children"
I checked the list again, and found not one person with a degree in morality. Political science, law, art, history, but sorry- no morality. If morality is to taught, it is to be taught by parents, so teachers can teach the courses they are qualified to teach, spending less time on crowd control in the classroom.
"and i think they are not to blame its their society."
I have no idea what this is supposed to mean. I suggest that many Americans like the idea of a plural society, but don't like to live in one, because it means admitting that their way to live is not the only right way.
The people on this list made choices for their lives; you don't have to agree with them. You don't like what they do for a living? Don't watch their videos, or buy magazines with their photos. You don't even have to discuss them on blogs like this.
But please, don't post some drivel like "people who is able to think and choose good from wrong" (grammar, dear one- high school grammar) mutter about self-respect, and consider yourself somehow superior to educated people who have taken responsibility for their own lives (and probably make more money than poor pitiful you).
It seems you are the sad one…
Mr. Wright,
I sincerely appreciate your comments through out the above conversation- especially the most recent.
I am a college graduate, twice over, yet the way our society functions means that my favourite career choices will leave me living in poverty. In Japan, for example, teachers are revered and respected. In many other countries, teachers are NOT one of the lowest paid professions. There seems to be an understanding that those who teach are molding the future. However, here in the states, teachers live just above poverty and are expected to instill values and ethics that should be taught at home. As Mr. Wright said above:
"If morality is to taught, it is to be taught by parents, so teachers can teach the courses they are qualified to teach, spending less time on crowd control in the classroom. "
Often, this is not the case.
As such, I have considered time and again becoming a part of the porn industry at some level. Sadly, people in our society are willing to pay, and in some instances, big bucks, for their sexual fantasy fulfillment, but not for decent food, books, and clothes for their children. I stand to make six figures in porn, whereas I stand to make about 32K if I go into teaching. Even after I reach tenure, I may only be making 55K.
Being that money makes the world go round, the choice appears very simple.
Stop trying to show everyone how 'intellectual' you are.
Get over your giant inferiority complex and stop consistently trying to prove how much smarter you are to other people.
what pornstar makes a 6-figure income?
"just goes to show you – your college degree does NOT define who you are!"
were you high when you wrote this comment? a person with an engineering degree is an engineer and a person with a medical degree is a doctor. but you wont understand those achievements because you never had any.
you seem like a sad troll to me supporting them pornstars. sure we love jerking off seeing them but that does not make their job socially acceptable. this goes back to the question, why do we wear clothes? why not just walk naked on the streets?
Hi, 'tminc'–
Let me see if I have an accurate understanding of your post:
If you fully believe this statement of yours, you are fortunate to have lived such a privileged life. In many countries, however, there are taxi drivers with medical degrees, and hotel doormen trained in engineering. If, in the world you live in, everyone who completes a course of study at the university level has a job waiting for them, you are fortunate indeed, and I'm sure that many people around the world would like to know where you live- expect a population boom!
You must know that, even with a degree, one must also be certified and/or licensed to practice their profession, in many countries- not all, of course, but certainly USA, UK, Japan, France. Therefore, a person with an engineering degree is not an engineer and a person with a medical degree is not a doctor, until they are licensed by the governing body of their profession, in the state/province/country in which they intend to work. In the US, a doctor licensed to practice medicine in California may not practice in New York, for example, without applying for a license from the NY State Board of Health; each state also has its own State Bar for attorneys, and other similar bodies license various other professions.
This is the reason why there are people with doctorate degrees who, upon immigrating to another country for whatever reason, find that their degrees issued by their home countries are not recognized in their new resident country; so, they find other work.
You also said:
I may not be tall, but I'm neither a troll nor sad. You are a member of your society. If you "love jerking off seeing" porn, but find it "socially unacceptable" in your society, you are the sad one: you are either deliberately engaging in anti-social behavior- by your standards, not mine- or you are a hypocrite, no better that the police and politicians and clergy who denounce prostitution publicly, and yet are also regular customers.
Lastly, you wrote:
Good question; why do we? Or, more to the point, why do YOU?
I know why I do: because I choose not freeze in winter and freeze in summer- the outdoor temperature in winter, and the air conditioning indoors in summer. In my space where I live, I don't wear clothes much, because I control the climate: 72º F (23º C) works for me, year round.
There are people who are offended by the naked human form for some reason- and more offended by the female form, since men are allowed to be shirtless. I choose not to offend people needlessly, so I dress out of consideration for others- it's part of being a responsible member of a society, to consider the general public in any situation that does not compromise my own values.
So, just sum up, I do not derogate porn performers. I watch porn, and I will not be hypocritical about it. You, on the other hand, want to say it's a bad thing, until you want to get off, and have no one else to help except these "socially unacceptable" beings whose job is precisely to service people like you and me- through their DVDs, photos, websites and magazines.
You can't have it both ways: if they're socially unacceptable for doing it, you're socially unacceptable for watching.
Make up you mind.
Oops, my quotes didn't post – sorry!
Quote #1 was:
" a person with an engineering degree is an engineer and a person with a medical degree is a doctor."
Quote #2 was:
"you seem like a sad troll to me supporting them pornstars. sure we love jerking off seeing them but that does not make their job socially acceptable."
Quote #3 was:
"this goes back to the question, why do we wear clothes? why not just walk naked on the streets?"
I love porn stars.
Anyone who enjoys watching porn yet cannot appreciate and respect the porn star as a decent human being is very confused.
@ tminc – your views are antithetical – they make no sense.
To Scott Wright
Mr Wright , i guess you have become super wise and i think you have become more wise than you needed to be. I think you i am going to see porn of your educated sister, mother, brother and wife very soon. In this film your brother will fuck your mother and sister and also your wife. I think your highly educated mother , sister, brother am wife will make really a very nice porn as they are educated well enough and they will apply their education in this porn film. I guess you will enjoy this highly artistic film and you will be proude to tell your friends about their success and application of academic knowledge in this film. Good luck for your family.
What Mr Wright ? Did it sound much pathetic for you ? Why ? When you enjoy other porn stars body then it feels very nice. Then what about your family ? mr bullshit wright , just think that these peoples also have family like you and me. Making a porn is never application of knowledge. I am not here to tell my opinioh if porn is wright or wrong. I just want to tell these educated people had much more things to do than the job they are doing now. And it is time to make the people back to their normal life. Otherwise he can be anyone of us , who will see that his beautiful and clever daughter to start her career in porn film after taking an university degree.
Hi, Sajib–
Thank you for your comment. If I understand your point of view accurately, my family will be (should be?) involved in porn, because I do not consider porn to be wrong. You went even further, by saying that my family would find incest to be acceptable, merely because I do not consider porn to be wrong.
You also suggested that those involved in porn "had much more things to do than the job they are doing now", and that someone (like you?) should "make the people (go) back to their normal life".
This is what I understand from your comment; please permit me to respond.
This one word represents a world you do not seem to understand.
In my life, in my travels, I have seen women enduring lives they did not choose, subjected to disrespect, derogation, physical and emotional abuse- not from a career in porn, but at the hands of their spouses and family, who claim to love them.
I have seen women ridiculed, condemned and ostracized for attempting to live a life of their own choosing: to wear what they choose, to speak their minds in public, to disagree openly, to refuse to be submissive to any and every man, simply because he is a man.
The women in my life do not come from such a world.
I have two beautiful and clever daughters; I also have two beautiful sisters (no brother, sorry). If any of them had chosen a career in porn, I would have no problem with their decision- provided that it is THEIR decision. And believe me, it would be, because the women in my life are strong, intelligent, opinionated, fearless. They were raised to be so, taught to be so, encouraged to be so.
And yes, if any of these four women chose a career in porn, I have no doubt that they would find a way to use their intelligence and their point of view, to create something that is representative of who they are. And I would be proud.
If your statement, that "making a porn is never application of knowledge", the same could be said for many other jobs; that doesn't mean the people who work in them deserve to be disrespected. I also do not choose to disrespect someone who is involved in a job I have no interest in.
I do not smoke cigarettes. I do not drink alcohol. I consider war- all war- to be the single biggest crime against humanity.
And yet, I do not hate smokers, or the people who make tobacco products, nor do I treat them with disrespect.
I do not hate people who drink alcohol, or the people who produce wine and spirits, nor do I treat them with disrespect.
I do not hate people who serve in the military, or the people who choose to create war, nor do I treat them with disrespect.
For those who choose to create war and weapons of war, I feel sad for them, at times I am angry with them, because they choose to destroy life and peace for the sake of greed, fear, thirst for power, or some misguided feelings of patriotism and/or religious justification.
To live with a respect for pluralism is to believe that there is more than one way to think, to live. There are many people in the world who disagree and, sadly, choose to disagree disrespectfully (Mr Bullshit Wright? Was that really necessary?).
You facetiously said "i guess you have become super wise and i think you have become more wise than you needed to be".
It is not possible to become too wise.
Wisdom is defined in English as the quality of having good judgment, based on knowledge and experience, accumulated over a period of time. Yes, I may be wise in certain aspects of life, but my most important lesson was learning that, no matter what I think or believe, there is still another way to think, and believe.
Accept the fact, Sajib, that not everyone will live life according to your standards; they will make their own choices- to be involved in porn, for instance. Rather than getting angry or being disrespectful, you could instead exercise your choice not to watch or read porn.
That way, the world that finds such things acceptable, and your world that disagrees, need never intersect.
Where is Sylvia Saint in it ????? She was a professional accountant before joining porn industry.
[...] there's something wrong with porn. Nothing except that porn stars just aren't fit to lead. 19 Pornstars With College Degrees or Higher I do not see the problem, Imperialist. I am more horrified the princesses whom are being sold [...]
what a bitter set !
why read this if you don't like porn, why watch porn?…just pretend it doesn't exist porn doesn't hurt anybody in fact it may make a lot of ppl better, at least horny boys n men don't have to rape..They can jerk off.
Who said porn stars can't lead…the first ones are leaders in their industry and it is indeed a billion $ industry. Movie making is legal and once they do not infringe on the rights of others acting is in fact a very good skill and career. There are hundreds if not thousands of webcam model..indeed porn models…this is a new phenomenon..maybe in the last decade or so….and what of this not the market availability
How much of our top careers pay royalty, which I am sure is what some of these porn actors, get passive income.
Many, many choose porn as a way to fund school, many opt out many remain. the sex industry is so big and why is it so big because it fills a need, the societies, our society, the global society has a need an insatiable sexual appetite…therefore the porn becomes cruder and cruder…male and female alike love it…whoever cannot appreciate porn and the people who facilitate and provide us with the service has no touch with their own sexuality and lives a pointless life, for procreation or slavery like the lower animal in the animal kingdom.
Consider your arguments b4 u bash, let ppl lead the lives they choose, that y democracy is best, n no need for the bitterness
Aria Giovanni is currently studying, although she doesn't say exactly which career it is, she often mentions she has tests via her twitter account.
[...] forhold finnes i alle bransjer. En slik generalisering er bare teit. La meg ta noen få eksempler (og ikke tro at det bare finnes noen få): Asia Carrera, kjent fra bl.a. Hot Crotch [...]
I don't think anyone could argue that spending money on porn is as beneficial to society as most other industries.. doesn't mean its not done though.
Anyway, stop being so caustic. Insulting intelligence and checking grammar.. you must have some confidence issues.
Ok, considering there is a major factual error by saying TJ Hart was a member of the 1988 swim team plus. There is no record of her under real name on the team or swimming competitively at that high of level. Let's rename this article, pornstars who claim to have a college degree. I know we think pornstar biographies are totally factual. But, there's a reason most places insist upon your college transcripts when you submit a resume.


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Phoenix (KPNX) -- Since he was a baby, 10-year-old Zaki Jackson has suffered from life threatening seizures caused by epilepsy. After trying 17 medications over nine years, as a last resort, his mom listened to a doctor's recommendation.
"We are Christians, we are conservative... and we are using medical
marijuana," says Heather Jackson. "That's kind of a big hump for people to get over."
Zaki takes the drug in syrup form.
"I probably stared at him for a good three hours
after his first dose and then I fell asleep," Heather recalls. "I didn't feel any seizures
after his very first dose."
He's been seizure free for nine months. Arizona is one of 17 states where kids are able to get medical
marijuana from dispensaries, to treat conditions such as autism, cancer and seizures.
At Bloom dispensary near downtown Phoenix, Lezlie Engelking and her team sell medical marijuana.
"It isn't for everybody, but it is a really good option for some people," she says.
Of the 37,598 patients are licensed to receive medical marijuana in Arizona, 36 of them are under the age of 18. If the thought of a child using medical marijuana sounds absurd, consider this: doctors say cannabis can tone down nerve cell
stimulation and stop seizures without getting kids "stoned," because
medical marijuana can be bred with a low level of THC; that's the
compound that gets you high.
It can then be dispensed in various forms.
"If the child wanted to have a piece of candy, jolly rancher a
cookie, a pill, a spice they put on pizza, something like that," says Engelking.
Some agree with NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman that this is a growing trend.
"I don't think this is going away. I think the more this is
out there in the media -- I think the more info that is available to people -- the more people will choose it just like anything."
But The American Academy of Pediatrics cautions medical marijuana to treat kids has not been clinically tested. But for parents like Heather Jackson, this alternative therapy has made a world of difference.
"We never really got to meet Zaki, because he started
having seizures so early," Heather says. "Zaki is incredibly funny and charming and
loving. It's been really nice to see him come awake."

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Authorities release name of man killed in Pickens County accident
A Pickens man was killed in a head-on collision Monday on S.C. 183.
Frederick Taylor Lewis, 51, of Winchester Mill Road in Pickens, died at the scene of the accident that happened around 12:35 p.m. Monday, said Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley.
Lewis was driving a 2004 Ford Windstar minivan north on S.C. 183 when the accident happened near Stephens Road, about 1.5 miles west of the town of Pickens, authorities said.
The Ford crossed the centerline and struck a 2000 Chrysler minivan that was traveling south on S.C. 183, said Lance Cpl. Bill Rhyne of the South Carolina Highway Patrol.
The Chrysler was driven by Julia Schaefer, 47, of Central, who was taken to Greenville Memorial Hospital, Rhyne said.
Schaefer and Lewis were wearing seat belts, officials said.
The state patrol continues to investigate the accident.
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HARRISBURG -- A staff lawyer for the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board can continue to be represented by a Pittsburgh law firm the board hired because of an ongoing grand jury investigation, the state Supreme Court ruled.
The Tribune-Review reported in November that a grand jury under Attorney General Tom Corbett is investigating the 2006 award of slot licenses by the state gambling board.
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The Supreme Court reversed a decision by a grand jury judge who ruled that Reed Smith, a Pittsburgh firm the board retained, should be disqualified from representing agency lawyer Nan Davenport. The attorney general's office challenged the notion of having a law firm employed by the board represent a witness.
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Mom didn't make it this year. But you can understand; 200 miles to see her son, much as I'm loved, run by her in a period of 30 seconds leaves you feeling a little empty. Of course, old Mom came up with a partial solution last April when she brought the movie camera and got me crawling up Heartbreak Hill.
I remember the long, cold nights in Milwaukee last month when I ran workouts in Mom's honor. Other times I ran them for the 1000 screaming girls at Wellesley, or for George McGovern, or for orange quarters. Often I thought of all those Wellesley girls sleeping as I ran the streets in Central Time, resting themselves so that they could cheer for me and thrust orange quarters my way. I guess it was Skiddy von Stade who said they continue to become great housewives and mothers. It's the sort of phenomenon that always leads me to dog it for the mile preceding Wellesley and then turn it on just before I reach the College.
Of course, male chauvinist piggism took a step backwards yesterday in Boston when the Boston Athletic Association decided at long last to let women run officially. It took such a big step in fact that director Will Cloney almost went so far as to kiss the winning female. (She had the fans wondering about the reddish brown stains on the backs of her legs.) Their participation in such numbers--seven officially--made it a bit tough on us, though, because most of the spectators' remarks I overheard were about the women, and when the top one finished she got a louder round of applause than the winner and louder even than old Johnny Kelly, who at 6-4 must represent some kind of Marathon minority.
When the applause wasn't ringing in my ears and I wasn't thinking about sex. I had to occupy my mind other ways. Usually I just sang teenage death songs. Laura's boyfriend Tommy drove to the stock car race and killed himself about 22 times during the course of the Marathon, and if that train didn't kill Teen Angel the first time, I imagine it had by the nineteenth.
Since Mom didn't show, I got a big treat at the end--a ride back to Cambridge on the MTA. Following the thrill of the Marathon it seemed that it was only right to take the subway; after all, if you're willing to dine with someone you ought to be willing to wash the dishes. It was my feet that hurt most, but of course while I'd spent three hours roughing up my feet, thousands of miles away whole legs were being blown off people's bodies.
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Anyone want to go? I've only done this one and I didn't buy a thing. I'll gladly go to meet some members here and take a chance for some cheap gear. Coffee is on me. :DREI03/06/201010:00AMAddress:1800 Northeast Expy NEAtlanta, GA 30329(404) 633-6508
I'll go....just need a flight to Atlanta. You get the flight, I'LL buy the coffee!
If i'm paying for a flight, we are going hiking... not to REI. :D
I think Fremont, CA REI has a scratch and dent sale this weekend also.
waiting for the chicago one March 20! anyone want to come? :)Evan
Juston, you're a pilot. I'm sure you get some perks!
True. But they limit us to 6 "favors" per year, and it's still not free, although very cheap. I fly for free always, as does my family. That's why I save my 6 "favors" for deserving events. I'm also currently on medical leave and can't even fly myself until I go back on active status... March 15th. Wouldn't be in time for the S&D Sale. So when are we going hiking? :D
I'm down for this Thursday-Monday!
Free flights to go hiking? ME, ME, ME!!! :)
The first Scratch and Dent after Burning Man at the San Francisco REI was the one and only time I went to a sale. It's the place to be if you're looking for a tent with cigarette burns in the netting and fly or a sleeping bag that smells like marijuana and certainly has bodily fluids in it I don't even want to think about. Lots of camp stoves and water bottles, and plenty of stuff from the Car-Camping section of the store, (coolers and camp chairs, etc).
Ah, the Return Everything Immediately return policy. And people think is stands for Recreational Equipment Incorporated."Yeah, this tent leaked. It seems there's a cigarette hole in the roof.""Would you like to return it, or exchange it?"
I agree. People take advantage of REI's no questions asked return policy. It drives up costs for the rest of us. I don't know how they do it to be honest. I guess they have enough people buying to take up the slack. I have returned items to REI, but only for legitimate reasons.
James, Jeff and Juston:Wow -- the J's are out in full force today!Yeah, what you described -- it's shameful -- and IMO, it's little better than outright stealing! And at the end, that kind of behavior drives up the price for everyone else!
I agree that the example of 'cigarette burn in *insert object here*' is definitely wrong. However, what do you guys think of a product marketed as being durable - let's say a pair of pants - and through normal use (scrambling?) they rip. It's technically your own fault, but the product didn't really live up to its claim. Thoughts?It's got to be hard to be a retailer with a return policy like REI, but I suppose you have to deal with a decent amount of dishonest people at stores with 'normal' return policies as well.
I work in an outdoor store (we sell SUC gear). I hate it when people return stuff that they 'rented' for the weekend. I don't know how many times we get a returned tent in Monday that was bought on Friday. The purchaser saying, 'We only put it up in the yard, and we just didn't like it.'then I pull it out to inspect it (we have a 'multiple questions asked' return policy) and there will be all sorts of dirt and pine needles in it. Once there was a air pump for one of the big air mattresses we sell in the tent bag!I hate that. No return for you! But it IS REI's policy to take everything back, so apparently they have some system that they don't loose too much money, otherwise they'd change the policy.While I do follow my personal ethics of not returning something, just because it has a hole in it after 10 months of use, I can't get mad at others for doing it. (Its a little crappy, but I can't get mad) They ARE within REI 's policy, after all. If the company who's getting the perceived 'bad deal' isn't upset, why should I be?
@ZacharyCarharts double front pants will rip (eventually)If you go cragging a few times and the pants rip, absolutely, return them. If the YOU feel the item doesn't live up to the stated claim, then you are well within your right, and should return them. Its the people who wear the shoes all year long and then return them for next years model that get my goat. (I can't believe I just said 'get my goat' WTF?)
"If the company who's getting the perceived 'bad deal' isn't upset, why should I be?"I don't know if "upset" is the word, but the concern is certainly there. Product returns are a cost of doing business. Everything else being the same, higher returns means higher cost -- which can lead to higher prices to for the business to recoup.I almost never pay full price at REI. I can almost always find the same things cheaper elsewhere (and I'm sure their high return cost is one of the reasons for their higher prices). I say "almost never" because when I need to buy something major that I am unsure about, then yes, I will buy from REI for their satisfaction guarantee. But those times are few and far between.
I guess there are enough zombies that stumble into REI to fetch all of their outdoor needs. Enough to keep REI from having to change their policies, at least.Most folks who give a rat's donkey will take the time to find product X at a cheaper price somewhere anyway.We 'in the know' people definitely will. We are far superior to the others."You, in the button up- but this Carbon Reflex for $600. Backpacker says its awesome"Ok, that was a little much- just having fun before work:)And no offense to CR owners:)
Interesting ... we have had this discussion before, but this time people seem a lot more concerned with ethics than last time ... glad to see that. In the past, there were too many people who said that as long as REI is willing, they saw no problem.I even saw (occasionally) advice that the way to sort out a pair of boots you were uncertain about was to buy them from REI, take them on a backpack, and then return them if you did not like them. Keep on until you find a pair you do like. I could not believe people would openly admit to doing things like that!Personally, I feel that abusing the policy has various repercussions, none of them favorable for the rest of us. To me, the ethical policy is simple: * If the item is in *new* condition -- i.e. if REI can put it back on the shelf and sell it as new -- then go ahead and return it. * If the item was defective, or was misrepresented (not just that you misunderstood), then go ahead and return it.But it is *not* a free rental or free trial service! It is not ethical to by a pair of boots, take them on a backpack, and then decide you don't like them and return them.--Bob
Edited by blean on 03/02/2010 11:42:50 MST.
Yeah, I feel that return policies such as REI and Wal-Mart ruin it for the rest of the stores. Now we look bad if we don't have a 'We'll take it back, no matter what' return policy. They have effectively trained the public to rent stuff on our tab.Luckily many people still have some backbone, and will do the right thing.
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HALLANDALE BEACH, FL - Away from riding for five years, Chris Morales made a triumphant return to action Saturday at Gulfstream Park, guiding his first mount of a comeback into the winner's circle after the sixth race.
The 46-year-old journeyman stalked the pace aboard the Bill Kaplan-trained 3-year-old Josh's Butta Butta before moving to the lead at the top of the stretch and going on to victory by 1 1/4 lengths.
"I thank my good friend Bill Kaplan to trust me to do well with the horse," Morales said.
Morales has been getting on horses for Kaplan in the mornings to prepare for his return.
"He's been getting on some for me. We go back a long way. Back in the days of Mr. Livingston," said Kaplan of his multiple-stakes winner, which Morales rode regularly.
After stepping away from riding, Morales spent all of his energy and time on building his Auto Depot Body Shop in Miramar.
"The business is doing good, so now I have the opportunity to come back to the track," Morales said. "I still have a fire inside of me. I'm still young, so why not? I still feel like a kid."


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Since 2005, Dr. Kane has been the program director for "Medicine & Horsemanship" at the Stanford School of Medicine. The course is designed to help doctors develop the interpersonal skills necessary for good communication with patients and other doctors, a key issue in health care.
Studies by the American Medical Association and others show poor communication to be a common cause of medical errors. It is often a factor in malpractice suits and patient dissatisfaction, and has a lot to do with whether a patient follows through with treatment.
According to the AMA, the ability to empathize decreases as medical students deal with increasing time constraints and the strain of treating people in highly emotional situations.
"Many health-care professionals have not developed the emotional intelligence and perception required for clinical excellence," Dr. Kane says.
On top of that, patients don't always say what's really going on. It's left up to the doctor to figure things out.
"We've all been socialized into hiding our feelings and reactions, especially from somebody in a white coat," says Dr. Kane. "Horses will tell you in no uncertain terms how you're affecting them."
How horses help
Many experts agree that much and maybe most of human communication is non-verbal. But in medicine, as elsewhere, the focus is on spoken and written words.
Tuning into non-verbal communication could make an enormous difference, maybe even between life and death.
Unlike most humans, horses are experts at non-verbal communication. Evolving as prey animals, their survival has depended on being extremely sensitive to minute gestures, eye movement and emotional energy. The way horses respond to body language makes them uniquely suited to teach humans that actions can speak louder than words.
The idea of using horses to teach humans, "equine facilitated learning," was conceived by Dr. Allan Hamilton, chief neurosurgeon and chairman of the department of surgery at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center. As a physician and lifelong horseman, he knew the importance of relating fully to his patients and recognized that calming a horse had the potential to open the doors to more sympathetic human responses.
Since their inception in 2001, equine facilitated learning programs have been adopted by a number of medical schools across the country, including Stanford. Similar programs help cancer patients and their families cope with the disease, and help those with a range of learning disabilities.
At Webb Ranch
Dr. Kane's classroom is a large corral at Webb Ranch. During a six-week course, medical students work with their 1,200-pound "patients" in a series of exercises designed around health-care situations.
The motivation for taking the Webb Ranch course varies from student to student. Two second-year students, Diana Wertz and Katalin Szabo, had both gotten feedback about their communications skills from another class, where actors portray patients.
"One 'patient' said I made him nervous with my lack of confidence," says Ms.Wertz.
Ms. Szabo was told she focused too much on the checklist of medical tasks and hadn't paid enough attention to the patient.
At Webb Ranch, class begins with medical students watching a large group of horses coming into a corral. The students are asked to observe the horses' body language and interactions within the group.
"Pay close attention to their ears," says Dr. Kane, placing a hand on either side of her head to demonstrate the range of subtle movements.
The animals move about freely, some finding a comfortable spot right away while others continue to mill about. Meanwhile, several horses with ears pinned back stir up plenty of dust.
The students, most of whom have never been around horses, report their observations.
Dr. Kane listens carefully to the first comment and then asks, "Is that an observation or an interpretation?" Since the latter comes from a person's own feelings and self-image projected onto another, understanding the difference is a first step toward improved communication skills.
Listening to horses
Another aspect of Medicine & Horsemanship helps doctors deal with their own internal stress, and the impact it can have on their ability to provide care.
Dr. Kane gathers the class in a circle and asks them to address the chatter going on in their minds. "In horsemanship there is a concept called 'Leaving it at the Gate.'"
Drawing on another horse-world analogy, Dr. Kane illustrates the importance of setting aside day-to-day worries. "A dressage rider has five minutes to impress the judge," she says. "To do that, you must be totally present and focused on your horse."
Later on, students learn another important lesson about equine body language. "Horses respond to pressure," Dr. Kane notes. "They move each other around by putting pressure on one another." Making the connection to medicine, Dr. Kane points out: "In a professional situation, your patient will feel pressure from you."
As the course progresses, the students work with the horses individually and in groups through a series of increasingly complex exercises.
In learning how to recognize and deal effectively with a dominant horse, for example, the students learn the importance of setting boundaries, and setting the stage for dealing with a difficult situation, such as saying "no" to patients accustomed to getting their own way.
Working in teams, students come to understand how a hospital patient can be unnerved when suddenly surrounded by a group of doctors in white coats. A horse confronted with a similar situation runs away. Team members learn to tune in to each other and make adjustments.
One exercise simulates the challenges faced by surgical teams. Four students work together as one body. One acts as the right half of the brain, another as the left. The others are the left and right arms. Together, they must halter and saddle a horse. As if that weren't enough of a challenge, they must rotate positions every three minutes.
To the casual observer, it might look like horsing around, but for the med students in Dr. Kane's class, it is serious training for their future in the medical profession.
"I became a lot more conscious of how I behaved in certain situations and what my body language would be telling a patient," says fifth-year medical student Tracy Dooley.
One student summed it up: "Effective communication is at the heart of the best care possible."
To learn more about Dr. Kane, go to www.horsensei.com.
Hoof Beat is a new feature in The Almanac, written by Maggie Mah Johnson, who lives and rides horses in Woodside. She is writing this as a member of WHOA! (Woodside Horse Owners Association), whose mission is to promote and preserve the equestrian lifestyle of Woodside and the surrounding areas. For more information on WHOA! go to whoa94062.org or call 380-6408.


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Eat Lighter and Get Moving in 2013
Are your clothes already feeling a bit snug from all the holiday food and drinks you enjoyed at the end of 2012? Don't panic: you can turn it all around starting today! Here are some tips to make 2013 your year of healthy lifestyle changes:
Leftovers need to go. Any holiday leftovers that can't be converted into low-calorie meals need to be tossed out, ASAP. Sweets need to be rationed to one treat per day or tossed out with the other leftovers. Start cruising low-calorie recipe blogs for meal ideas immediately and read up on portion sizes.
Enjoy the Great Outdoors. While it might feel cold outside, January and February can still have good days for an outdoor activity – consider going out walking or jogging in the afternoon, when the temperature peaks. Get outside and take advantage of the brisker temperatures by bicycling, hiking, jogging and playing golf or tennis. Discover park trails or take a walk by the lake. In places where snow falls, try cross country skiing or snowshoeing. Or, if you live near the water, try kayaking or get out and play a vigorous game of fetch with your dog. Remember, exercise comes in different forms. Cleaning out junk from storage rooms, home improvement projects, and even doing yard work can also help get the heart pumping.
Go to class. Have you always wanted to try tai chi or yoga? How about a trapeze class or boxing? Many gyms, private fitness clubs and park districts start up a new round of classes in January, so scan the schedules to see if something catches your interest. After all, a well-rounded fitness regimen is important.
Cut back on the sweets. To help maintain a healthier shape, consider the calorie savings provided by low-calorie, sugar-free foods and beverages. Products sweetened with low-calorie sweeteners allow consumers to enjoy their favorite meals without the extra calories. For example, drinking a diet soda can save 150 calories a day. Over the course of a year, that daily calorie savings could result in a 15-pound weight loss. Choosing sugar-free chocolate will save you 50 calories a day – or five pounds – by year's end.
Lighten up on drinks. After the midnight toasts from New Year's are over, it's a good time to consider cutting back on the number of alcoholic beverages you consume and even the type of drinks you still endulge in. Alcohol can rack up a lot of empty calories, especially regular beer and mixed drinks that are high in sugar. Consider some lighter ingredients for the mixed drinks, stick to one glass of wine, and opt for a light beer when possible. The calorie savings will be worth it.
Don't be a couch potato. Love the new shows that typically come on in January/February? If you're planning to sit through hours of television each night, ramp up your sofa-based activity. While watching your favorite shows, walk or run in place, do lunges, abdominal work or lift weights. Do push-ups or tricep dips during commercial breaks. There are probably 20 minutes worth of commercial interruptions in a one-hour episode, which is more than enough time to get those muscles pumping.
Be social. Find a friend with a similar fitness level and goals and start exercising together. Having a partner helps boost motivation. Plus, you can use that exercise time to catch up on each other's lives.
Water and fiber. Sometimes hunger isn't really hunger. Sometimes it's dehydration and all your body really needs is a glass of water or two. Afterall, a lot of the water we consume daily is through the food we eat. So, trick your body out of those extra calories and just reach for some water. Keep a tumbler at work and at home that you can fill up every day. If you need a snack, try to choose something high in fiber and low in sodium (example: 1 tsp unsalted peanut butter on whole wheat toast). Fiber fills you up quicker and for longer -staving off cravings for calories you don't really need.
Remember, January is the perfect time to start a new fitness program. By burning those calories now and creating healthier habits, you can make permanent lifestyle changes for 2013 and beyond.
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PRICE/RIVERTON - David Brent Hussey, age 54, passed away May 13, 2012 at his home in Riverton.
Dave faced everything in life with courage and strength, and on his own terms. When he was told by his doctors that he had only six months to live, he said, "No Way!" He went on to live five more years. And those years were filled with happiness, fun, and goodness.
David was born in Price to LaMar and Frances Nielsen Hussey on September
1,1957. He had a great childhood living out in the country with his seven brothers and sisters, along with a lot of extended family nearby.
He spent hours playing in Drunkards Wash and having all kinds of adventures. David
attended Carbon High School in Price, graduating in 1976. High school was great fun for David! He was on the wrestling team, played football, and participated in track. He also attended Boys State.
In general he gave his teachers a run for their money. Dave loved connecting with people, and has remained close with many of his "High School Posse".
Dave wasn't afraid of hard work. He started out working for his Dad at Oil City, then after graduating from high school, he started working for
Kilfoyle Krafts. He remained there for many years. Dave then worked for NELCO Construction until his passing. Wherever he worked he was a dedicated, hardworking employee.
David was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A man of greater faith could hardly be found. He held many callings throughout his life and enjoyed themall. He was always ready to serve those around him. Dave loved being involved in his community in Carbon County. He loved politics and served as a State Delegate for the Republican Party for about 13 years. He was also an avid outdoors man and served as a member of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and then with Sportsman for Fish and Wildlife.
Dave was also a longtime member of Castle Country OHV Association. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, 4-wheeling, camping, and just about anything that got him out into nature.
One day Dave met Lucy, and they fell in love. They were married in December 2009. Although their time together was short, they cherished every moment.
David became a huge part of Lucy's family. Michelle and Trevor, Matt, Aaron and Jessica, and Sarah will miss the fun and excitement David brought into their home.
Dave is survived by his wife Lucy, and their kids; his parents, LaMar and Frances Hussey, brothers and their wives, Dixon and Robin Hussey, Doug and Dana Hussey, Daryl and Dalina Hussey; sisters and their husband's, Dana and Richard Tucker, Robin and David Thayn, Beth Ann and Ron Payne, and Doreen and Keanan Raven. As well as 30 nieces and nephews, many aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and Lucy's extended family.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents and nephew Seth Hussey.
Family will receive friends Thursday evening from 6 - 8 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home (233 E. Main Street) in Price. Funeral service, Friday, May 18, 2012, 11 a.m., at the Copperview 4th Ward, 12230 S. 3200 W. Riverton with a visitation from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment, Riverton City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends and family are welcome daily and may share memories of Dave online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Redford reflected upon Newman, who died in 2008, on 'Piers Morgan Tonight' (weekdays, 9PM ET on CNN), telling a story about the time a man in a restaurant confused Redford for Newman.
"I was at a table in Napa Valley," Redford told the host. "And the table next door was making all this fuss, and I could tell they were looking at me, and they were going to come over and say something."
Robert Redford Gets the Jitters While Throwing First Pitch at Cubs Game (VIDEO)
"Boy was I nervous," explained Redford. Then, footage of his pitch was shown, in which Redford delivers an exceedingly high throw.
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Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand First Interview Together on 'Oprah' (VIDEO)
Robert Redford has never been on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' (weekdays, syndicated). Redford and Barbra Streisand have never done an interview together, even when they co-starred opposite each other in 1973's 'The Way We Were.'
When Redford found out that Winfrey was paying tribute to Streisand, however, he decided to come on the show, much to the delight of Winfrey, who pointed out that Redford and Streisand indeed had never sat together for an interview. When Streisand wondered out loud "how come we never did," Redford replied "Because I thought I wouldn't get a word in."
And sure enough, when Winfrey asked Redford if he almost had turned down the lead in 'The Way We Were,' Streisand piped up and started to answer for him, causing Redford to quip, "Why don't you let Barbra tell the story, it's really a good story." But Streisand demurred, and Redford told the story.
Wonder if James Brolin has that problem?
Kevin Costner Might Be Able to Help the Gulf Coast (VIDEO)
Sorry, we don't mean to make fun of Mr. Costner. And actually, he's done something that's fairly incredible. Using his own money, Costner has created an oil separation machine. This is not a joke. Kevin Costner actually spent $24 million to make a machine that could assist with the Gulf oil spill. His invention can remove oil from water. Seriously. That's amazing.
On 'Larry King Live' (weeknights, 9PM ET on CNN), Costner showed up to discuss his invention, and the BP spill in general. Like Robert Redford before him, Costner seemed to feel that the spill was a natural result of the failure of big business and government. "This is something that was bound to happen," he said.
What do you think? Was the spill inevitable?
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"You've always worked. You work hard. You're in every movie," host George Lopez said, citing White's long-running and prolific career.
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You can put on your overpriced, ugly ski boots and over-sized sunglasses while you pet your matchbox-sized dog -- pretending you're the up and coming star of a pretentious art house flick without leaving your living room. Sundance Selects is all set to send films from the 2010 Sundance Film Festival to a national audience for the first time.
You'll also get a first hand look at some of the live events that take place during the fest, as the on demand service "gives film lovers coast-to-coast the opportunity to experience a major film festival as it happens."
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The cable channel going to present five movies about politics, and if you want to see how the world of running for public office has changed in the 20th century, these films are a fantastic reflection of the times.
On Wednesday, September 3, starting at 8 PM ET, the night begins with The Last Hurrah, and includes The Candidate (10:15 PM), The Best Man (12:15 AM), Nashville (2 AM) and The Dark Horse (1932).
Like I said, these pictures are all really interesting choices. The Candidate, released in 1972, for instance, is not so different from today's campaign pitting Senator Barack Obama versus Senator John McCain.
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TCM schedules Sydney Pollack film retrospective
Sadly, the cancer that fell Sydney Pollack was one that didn't respond to treatment.
On Monday, TCM will show Sydney Pollack's directorial debut in features, 1965's The Slender Thread starring Sidney Poitier and Anne Bancroft. In the same year, he won an Emmy for directing The Game, part of the Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theater anthology series. On TV, he'd also done Ben Casey and The Fugitive episodes, learning his craft.
Cablevision buys Sundance Channel
It looks like there has been yet another step in the independent movie industry going corporate as Cablevision has purchased the Sundance Channel. The sale set Cablevision back about $500 million and the channel is expected to join Cablevision's Rainbow Media programming along with IFC, AMC and WE tv.
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It's always intriguing when a cable network has two or three original shows they're working on. But TNT has gone project crazy this year, with a whopping 14 shows in development.
It's an interesting mix of shows too. You have your dramas, including a mystery series set in Boston, based on the novels of Tess Gerritsen; a drama about a family in 1950s Indiana; an espionage drama titled Leverage; a drama from Robert Redford titled Generations, which focuses on several families who have lived in the same house over the decades; and Truth In Advertising, which sounds a lot like a modern-day Mad Men (not that I'm complaining) and stars Eric McCormack, Tom Cavanagh, and Monica Potter. Comedies include a show about a single, middle-aged woman, from Betty Thomas and Elaine Pope.
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