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I actually had ideas for two columns last week about Gov. Tom Corbett. What can I say? He's inspiring. One of them ran Saturday. Here's the other:
Gov. Tom Corbett spooned out a bit of gruel. A single candle by his chair provided the only light in the gloomy room.
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"I do! I must!" said the frightened Corbett. "What do you want with me?"
"Your redemption, Tom Corbett. You will be visited tonight by three spirits. Heed them well. And one more thing."
"What? Name it, frightful apparition!"
"I'll take that gruel with me."
Corbett handed him the dish and the ghost flew out into the night.
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"It looks like me," Corbett said. "I hated this school."
"My hair was white by the time I was 7, and the other children made fun of me right through high school. I vowed I would have my revenge someday."
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"I'll teach them to treat me that way!" He closed his eyes in anguish — and opened them at Lebanon Valley College.
"Do you remember this place?"
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"The Great White Whale. I had a weight problem. Even the professors started in. I'd raise my hand in class, and they'd say, 'Thar she blows!' I told myself, 'I'll teach them someday!' " He buried his face in his hands.
Then he was back in bed and the room was full of every manner of roast meat, pies, cakes and fruit, piled almost to the ceiling.
Corbett spotted a jolly giant clothed in a green robe. "Come and get to know me better, man!" the apparition boomed. "I am the Ghost of Christmas Present! Touch my robe, and we'll be off!"
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"It's my old law clerk, Bob Cratchit. He was poor as a church mouse, and he had a little boy with a handicap. They had to collect food stamps, as I recall."
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"I had a modest law practice!" Corbett snapped. "I worked my tail off trying to get ahead, and this sponger wanted Christmas off every year, the conniving …"
"Let me guess. You vowed to take your revenge on the destitute and disabled by chopping their benefits? Let me ask you a question. Did anyone ever treat you kindly?"
"There was one young man at Lebanon Valley. He was Ralph Shell, heir to the Shell Oil fortune. He and his wealthy friends used to slip me money when I was running short. I never forgot their kindness."
Suddenly, Corbett was on a dark, deserted street. He whirled and saw a frightening phantom in a black robe. The Ghost of Christmas Future glided to a graveyard and pointed to a stone. Corbett dropped to his knees and read, "Here lies Tom Corbett, one-term governor of Pennsylvania whose twisted budget priorities gutted public schools, higher education, environmental protection and the social safety net while preserving corporate tax dodges and enriching the natural gas industry."
Corbett looked up at the ghost. "So what, now I'm supposed to promise to change my ways?"
The ghost nodded.
"Well, I won't, and you can't do anything about it!"
The ghost lifted its scythe and brought it down on his head.
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"Don't be a wussie," said Ed Rendell. "By the way, good gruel."
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Protecting the Family Business When Owners Get Divorced
Originally published: 10.01.13 by Lisë Stewart
6 Steps to help ensure your business survives a marriage dissolution
I walked into the office of the CEO of a small family business one bright spring morning to find him sitting in the dark, the shades pulled and his head in his hands. Dan, a long-term client, asked me to shut the door and silently motioned for me to take a seat beside his desk. He then said, "Sally and I have decided to split. We've been trying to make this marriage work for years and I guess we're just too tired to do it anymore."
I would like to say this type of conversation is rare, or that I was surprised or even unprepared for it. The reality is, I come across these situations often. Not only am I deeply sad for the family, but I am also very worried about the business. The break-up of a marriage in a family-owned business can spell disaster for the business, the employees and even the community. Dan and Sally were a major employer in their small rural town; if their business went down, it would impact a lot of people. Today, almost 50% of marriages end in divorce. A tiny fraction of those couples are able to end their relationships amicably, but more commonly, the friction and animosity spill over into all aspects of the owners' lives, bringing despair and confusion to anyone who comes in contact with the parting pair.
While divorce has become more commonplace, it does not need to lead to the disintegration of the business — particularly if the couple is willing to consider a few different options and can still speak to each other long enough to discuss the future.
Although I am not an attorney, I am a business consultant, coach and mediator who has worked with companies for over 30 years. Here are some of my recommendations for those business owners who may be facing one of the toughest times of their lives, but want to preserve their business and the jobs they have created.
1. Deal with emotional issues before emotions become the issue.
I am a fan of using prenuptial or post-nuptial agreements as a way to work through 'what-if' scenarios while emotions are still contained and logic still rules. This is a legal agreement that clearly spells out what will happen to your assets in case of a divorce or death. It is important to have a conversation about what both of you would like to see happen if the worst scenario occurs and to make sure you each have separate legal representation. It is not unusual for a prenuptial agreement to be disallowed if one of the parties did not have legal representation when it was developed. Your respective attorneys will represent your best interests and develop the final agreement. It is also important that you are honest, clear and transparent. After all, this is the beginning of a relationship you hope will last a lifetime; if a judge believes you have not been fully honest with your disclosures, your agreement will be useless. An agreement allows you and your partner to decide what to do with your assets while you are both in a positive state of mind, instead of leaving it up to a court to decide when your emotional states are compromised.
In addition, I recommend that family business owners ask their children, who might inherit the ownership of the business someday, to use these agreements as they move into their relationships. I have seen too many successful family businesses falter, and even fail, when a divorce in the second or later generation rocks the foundation. How would you like to find yourself having to raise the cash to pay out a former son-in-law who has divorced your daughter? Your best option is to work with an experienced lawyer who practices family or matrimonial law to assist you in developing the best type of agreement to meet your needs.
Another way to protect your assets in case of a divorce is by establishing a clear Operating Agreement and/or Buy/Sell Agreement when first starting the business. (See Operating Agreements and Buy/Sell Agreements below.)
The most important thing to remember is that just having a conversation about what you want to have happen if things don't work out as planned can help couples have a more reasonable discussion later.
2. Discuss the future of the business before the situation becomes too fractious.
Dan and Sally were still civil and open to suggestions, so our first step was to open up a conversation about what they really wanted to do with the business. We knew that once their respective divorce attorneys got involved, they might be swayed by arguments to "get as much from the settlement as possible," which often means selling the business or closing it down and selling off the assets. Both Dan and Sally wanted to find a way to keep the business going so jobs would be saved. They recognized that, if this was really important, they might both have to compromise in other areas. We were able to make a list of the options that were most agreeable to both parties before the situation became too tense.
3. Find attorneys who share your concerns about your business.
It was key for Dan and Sally to be clear with their attorneys about their shared desire to preserve the business and protect their employees from the stress of what was going on in their personal lives. Both Sally and Dan agreed to find and work with attorneys who shared this concern. They sought to work with professionals who were committed to developing solutions that meant the business wouldn't have to close.
4. Consider working with attorneys who practice Collaborative Divorce.
This is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in which all parties, including the attorneys, meet together in a non-confrontational manner to develop options and enter into interest-based negotiation. What is unique about this form of ADR is that the attorneys and clients develop a Participation Agreement in which the attorneys agree that, if a settlement is not reached, they will withdraw from the process and will not move to litigation. This means the attorneys are committed to actively managing the emotions, conflict and family/relationship issues in a constructive manner.
Communication and respect are vital, and this approach often results in a process where all parties leave feeling validated and more satisfied with the outcome. From a business perspective, the owners can express their wishes for the future of the business and their attorneys will work with them to make this a reality. There are Collaborative Divorce specialists throughout the country and you can find one in your area by searching collaborativedivorce.net, or by simply typing "collaborative divorce" into your search engine.
5. Consider mediation.
Mediation is another form of Alternative Dispute Resolution. I prefer working with those attorneys or mediation specialists who practice facilitative or transformative mediation. In this case, the mediation facilitator is focused on involving both parties in the conversation so they can listen to each other's perspectives and develop a resolution. The mediator creates an environment for truly understanding the situation and exploring options. Being treated respectfully, feeling heard and having an opportunity to think through the situation and a range of alternatives can be a very powerful experience. I have seen situations in which the mediation actually brought about reconciliation between the two parties — once both had the opportunity to air their issues in a calm and respectful manner and truly 'hear' each other for the first time. Even if reconciliation is not the outcome, a mediated resolution often increases the chances of a win/win outcome and creates greater potential for healing in the future.
6. Explore multiple options.
All too often, only one option is explored, leaving many ideas on the table. Dan and Sally had both worked very hard in the business over the years. They had each sacrificed and they could both say they had sunk money into building the company. However, the business was still small (45 employees) and was still carrying a substantial amount of debt from recent equipment purchases. At first, Dan feared he'd have to sell the business to pay off the debt, get a job and start making alimony payments to Sally. They had no children, but with his engineering degree he was much more employable than Sally, who had no formal training and would need to re-train to enter the workforce. However, with help, the couple reached an agreement in which Dan was able to keep the business AND the debt in his name. Sally got the house, the land and much of the couple's personal property, and the company remained intact. It wasn't a perfect solution for either of them, but they agreed, in the end, that it accomplished what they wanted to achieve.
Planning, foresight and the ability to generate options are key to helping a family business survive while the family re-adjusts and finds a new path forward. Sometimes the business is the lasting legacy of a family that changes in composition but remains committed to the greater good that their business can achieve.
Operating Agreements and Buy/Sell Agreements
An Operating Agreement and/or Buy/Sell Agreement is another way to protect your assets in case of a divorce. These are legal contracts that clearly articulate what will happen to company assets and ownership should one of the owners become disengaged, disabled or deceased. If you own a company, it is imperative that you work with an experienced corporate attorney to develop the legal documents that protect your interests and minimize risk. While these can be complex documents, they will usually cover such issues as:
- Community Property — Who owns the equipment, the name, the debt, etc? For example, do non-active spouses share in the ownership and responsibility? Does a laptop that belongs to a working owner also belong to her husband who does not work in the company?
- Limitations and Liabilities — How much money can members spend without a vote or consent of the other members? Can a family member/owner take out a loan against the company? What happens if a family member goes bankrupt? What happens if a family member tries to defame the family name or the business reputation? Can a family member open up a competing business?
- Dispute Resolution — What would happen if there were ever a major dispute or divorce? Will the owners consider mediation and then arbitration as an alternative to litigation?
- Insurance and Deferred Compensation — What type of insurance do you plan to carry on key individuals, and who owns the policies? What type of deferred compensation are you setting up for current owners/managers who may want to exit from the company someday? What type of pension or benefits are you willing to pay to retiring/exiting members?
- Withdrawing from the Business — What do you want to do if someone wants to leave? What happens to the ownership? Do the remaining owners want first right of refusal? Can you sell to non-family members, etc.? How will the company be valued?
These are just some of the issues an Operating Agreement or a Buy/Sell agreement might address. Again, it is important to involve the right professionals early in the process to answer questions and provide guidance about what to include, protecting your company and personal assets in the future.
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So between losses and gains I have lost a total of 7,4 lbs but have gained quite a bit of muscle. I have lost 4 inches in my waist, 4.5 inches in my hips, 1.5 in my neck, 2 inches from each thigh, 3 in my bust and a whopping 5.5 in the chest area around and under my armpits! I can look at my upper frame and go wow, yes, I look different. But I went from a tight 12 pants to a loose 12 pants. I am still not satisfied with the part around the middle. Its always the last to go. I have high hopes for the last couple weeks though! I am going to finally take some progress pics tonight.
What have ya'll been doing on your free days? Going crazee? doing a free meal only? not taking a free day?
Oh my my my. I never thought I would say this, but thank goodness for before pics!!! I did some progress pics last night. Remember how I said my middle is the last to go? Well, I did all my progress pics same as my before pics - front shots, side shots, back shots, and closeup belly shots. So in all of them I can see some definition, nothing that made me go WOW, but I definitely see the changes. So when I compared my before and now belly shot? WOW. I had not realized how BIG my belly was, If I can figure out how to upload them I will. That made me very happy to see and put some wind in my sails! Can't wait for week 12 results.
Also, I did this ab workout last night just for fun - plank 60 seconds, 30 seconds, 20 seconds (got harder!), Pilates 100 x 3 sets, laying heal touches - 3 sets of 20. I can feel it this morning!
Finish strong! Drink some more water! :)
Hey fellow lifers! Whats up with everyone? Is anyone making it to Sunday???? I have one more week after that since I started a week later. I have finally went down a pant size - I actually cannot wear the ones I have been wearing to work I am constantly holding them up! I still have yet to post those pics of my before and after belly! I will try when I am done here.
I re-read something in the BFL Journal I thought was cool: "Measure your success by what you gain, not by what you lose: Gaining strength, gaining muscle, gaining energy, gaining self-respect, gaining self-awareness, Gaining self-trust. Gaining self-esteem, Gaining back control of your life!"
I have gained so much. I gained all those things in some aspect or another. Right now I am concentrating on adding to the list "gaining core strength." I have this feeling that if I can really be super strong in my core that everything will be easier. I have a taste of it and can just tell when I simply stand up and start moving that my inner strength is so much better. So what have you gained??
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Does Javascript SDK support titanium without using webviews?
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Would be nice to see the version number of each SDK to know if I
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Washington, D.C., June 15, 2005—As the Senate debates an energy bill this week, amendments are expected to be introduced that would drastically increase fuel economy standards, without regard to technological feasibility or the safety of America's drivers.
An amendment being offered by Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA), for example, requires the Bush administration to develop measures to reduce foreign oil imports by 40 percent by the year 2025, which the Competitive Enterprise Institute believes is an unrealistic goal. The Cantwell amendment calls for a reduction of 1 million barrels of oil a day by 2014 and a reduction of almost 8 million barrels per day in 2025. By some estimates, this would require almost a tripling of passenger car fuel efficiency. Senator Diane Feinstein (D-CA) is also expected to again introduce an amendment to raise light truck fuel efficiency to that of cars.
"These attempts to increase fuel economy all have one thing in common. They totally ignore the lethal of effect of higher fuel economy standards, which reduce crashworthiness by restricting vehicle size and mass," says Sam Kazman, CEI's general counsel. "In 2001 the National Academy of Sciences found that current fuel economy standards already contribute to thousands of fatalities per year, and more stringent standards would only increase that death toll. The case for higher standards rests on public ignorance of that fact."
A 2002 CEI poll (http://www.cei.org/gencon/025,02405.cfm [2]) found that, once people learn of the National Academy's findings, a 48% plurality oppose higher standards. In 1992 CEI won a federal appeals court ruling that the U.S. Department of Transportation had illegally ignored CAFE's adverse safety effects.
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The actor/producer/ singer will bring his band, Modern West, not to Reno's silver screen, but to the stage of the Silver Legacy's Grande Exposition Hall on Friday as he puts aside his acting career for a bit and shares his other passion.
"I always thought that music could build a stronger, more personal moment for me," Costner writes on his band's Web site, www.kevincostnermodernwest.com. "It would create the opportunity for a genuine exchange much greater than the movie, TV interview or magazine."
Modern West's music often has more of a rock sound than a country twang, aside from the harmonicas and strings, though country is where Costner's musical preference lies.
Costner and fellow band member John Coinman met at an acting workshop and began collaborating musically in the early 1980s. Coinman's role as music supervisor on the movie "Dances with Wolves" was one of many opportunities for him. As Costner's acting commitments abounded, "Roving Boy," the band Costner and Coinman began together, kept on working without the Oscar winner, though it never stopped generating music about all things country.
Other Modern West members include regulars Teddy Morgan, Blair Forward, Larry Cobb and Park Chisholm. Occasionally, fiddlers Luke Bella and Bobby Yang join them when they're not working on other solo projects or touring with the likes of John Mayer or Counting Crows.
Eventually, in August 2005, Costner's desire to return to his musical side called to him and his wife, Christine, to tour.
During the tour, which began October 2007, Modern West played in cities as far away as Istanbul and Rome. Costner has said in various interviews that being onstage in a musical capacity has been satisfying.
"... If life has taught me anything, it was not (to) be stopped by the question or the unknown," wrote Costner on kevincostnermodernwest.com. "F—- it, what did I have to lose but maybe some of the best times of my life?"
In late 2008, Modern West produced its first album, "Untold Truths," through University South Records. Its introduction into the music world landed it at No. 75 on the Billboard Top Country Albums and No. 35 on the Top Heatseekers chart. Two singles, "Superman 14" and "Long Hot Night," were released to radio and both were made into a live music videos.
Staying true to the country genre, both singles appeal thematically to old hometown memories: from backyard images of trains on the tracks, junk cars and reminiscing about one's youth.
Costner knows his audience is curious about being an actor turned musician, but his Web site indicates that he dismisses those who doubt the transition. His voice, mellow with a hint of raspiness, is as distinct on the radio as it is on a movie screen.
So, he plays on.
Kevin Costner and Modern West have been nominated for the 2009 Country Music Television awards' Wide Open Country Video of the Year for "Backyard." Voters interested in giving the band a nod can do so at www.cmt.com/cmt-music-awards.com by May 19. The awards show airs on June 17.
Never mind Kevin Costner's work in "Bull Durham," "The Bodyguard" or "Swing Vote." Even if he were not an A-list actor, his music still reflects his devotion to that which makes him happy: telling stories.
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We need Tom Brady on the field to show the jokers that he is the boss. The news are flowing with all sort of comments. http://t.co/p0AvTioNET
Tom Brady returns to practice after injury scare, could play Friday
Tom Brady had the Patriots and their fans on edge Wednesday, as he exited practice early with a knee injury. But he was back on the field today and may even play Friday in his team's preseason game with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to the NFL Network's Albert Breer.
The Patriots were conducting a joint practice with the Buccaneers when offensive tackle Nate Solder, while trying to block Adrian Clayborn, fell back and collided with Brady, who immediately grabbed for his left knee. That's the same knee in which Brady suffered a torn ACL back in 2008.
Brady dodged a bullet this time around. Multiple outlets, including ESPN, NFL.com and CBS Boston, reported that an MRI on Brady's knee came back clean Wednesday night, and that the QB was day-to-day. Turns out, Brady did not even need that cautious injury designation.
Brady is five years removed from that infamous ACL tear he suffered at the onset of the 2008 season, when the Chiefs' Bernard Pollard lunged at him on a tackle attempt. That injury occurred in Week 1 of the season, and Brady sat out the remainder of the year.
That memory no doubt was fresh in Brady's mind when he crumpled to the turf Wednesday. Video of Brady's practice mishap surfaced thanks to
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The MMQB's Greg Bedard, on the scene for the Patriots' joint practice with Tampa Bay, provided more details as the situation unfolded:
Tom Brady just grabbed his left knee, limped off, now has returned to cheers
— Greg A. Bedard (@GregABedard) August 14, 2013
Brady leaving practice after conferring with Belichick and McDaniels. Wise move
— Greg A. Bedard (@GregABedard) August 14, 2013
For what it's worth, Berj Najarian, Belichick's right-hand man, doesn't look concerned, hasn't left field
— Greg A. Bedard (@GregABedard) August 14, 2013
It goes without saying that an injury to Brady would have been pretty close to a doomsday scenario for the Patriots. They did manage to go 11-5 during that 2008 season, with Matt Cassel at quarterback, though they missed out on the playoffs despite tying for the AFC East title with Miami.
The current backup on the Patriots' roster is Ryan Mallett, the Patriots' third-round pick in the 2011 draft. He's seen only mop-up action during the regular season since joining New England. Also present on the depth chart, of course, is Tim Tebow, who has some experience starting in the NFL. New England has kept him at quarterback, as opposed to moving him to tight end for example, though the early returns have been mixed at best.
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I don't think it's too serious. Obviously we'll know soon but hopefully it's just a false alarm.
Wow. That was a close one.
espn reporting that Brady just got a new haircut.....special report to follow
Dag, was hoping he was out for the year
Shortest lived spasm of Tebowmania ever - less than 24 hours,
The biggest problem with Tim Tebow is that too many people keep trying to make him something he's not. I think almost everyone would agree he was a great college quarterback. He's also obviously a man to whom religion is important. Neither one of those things makes him qualified to be an NFL quarterback, nor do they automatically disqualify him.
He is NOT a prototype NFL quarterback. He never would have been, yet people continually critisize him for that. If you don't think he belongs in the league as a quarterback, that's fine, but remember he was drafted by somebody. If they got it wrong, then blame them...because he never claimed to be anything more than what he is. To his credit he's tried hard to do the things people ask of him, and he's managed to pretty much stay out of the brawl in the mud that surrounds him. I give him a lot of credit for that.
He may or may not be an adequate back-up to Brady, but...AGAIN....remember somebody else made that decision. They certainly knew what he could and couldn't do, yet they hired him. That's not his fault. Like most of us he was offered a job and he accepted it. He may be (again) in the wrong place, but that's not necessarily by his choice.
In short, he's a pretty good guy, even if he's not a franchise quarterback. Stop trying to make him something he's not, and simply appreciate what he is. If you think he's the "wrong guy" then blame the people who hired him. He may not provide what's needed, but he will give it everything he's got, and that makes him okay in my book, even if I know he and I don't see eye to eye about religion.
How do you account for the fact Denver NFL team won most of their games with Tim Tebow as QB?
Let Tebow Mania begin among the Tebow Maniacs who can't separate a team's success from the talent of the QB. TT is a TERRIBLE NFL QB. Lots of Heisman Trophy winning QBs have been NFL failures ... and the one thing they had in common is they ALL were better than Tebow.
Tebow doesnt throw the short to intermediate passes on a consistent basis accurately enough for him to be considered anything more than a gimmick player on the Patriots right now
Tebow at Florida was awesome. 94,000 fans got excited with anticipation when he entered games. Then he would pass and run and score many touchdowns. He won almost all his games in Florida & Denver. What is the hangup?????????????????????????????????????????????
Tebow is awesome, can't wait to see him in Tom Brady's Patriots this NFL season.
Hey all you Tebow haters. I live in Denver. I am not a fan of his. But he did some crazy stuff here. Denver would suck for 55 minutes and he kept pulling out wins. Got them into the second round of the Playoffs. You can't argue with winning. I'm 53 and it was the most amazing football season I've ever seen. Something about the guy seems to make people want to succeed. Nothing wrong with that. I wish there was more of it. Would I try to build a franchise around him? No.
Tebow seems like a nice guy. When he was in Denver he shy'ed around from media coverage when possible. He did an awful lot of nice community things that weren't photo-ops. It's not hard to tell he's a decent laid-back guy and cares about other people. Is there something wrong with that. He's religious and some people just come unhinged over it. Sad.
Maybe it's because people who choose to not be religious have been so harassed by those that do. Also sad.
The NFL just fined Bernard Pollard for hurting another Patriot.
tebow moved up the depth chart to "clipboard holder"
He is on the "injury" list every week and that started way before the ACL. He showed on the list and nobody would say why. Of course, he played every single game for how many seasons? If he never played another down, most of us would not miss him.
Belichick's karma is rearing its ugly head.
Ahahaha! Man, I love it... You gotta admit, things do seem to just go right for the guy, don't they?
The anti-Tebow flash mob is out in force. Every QB event on a team Tebow is on triggers hater-abuse. Even when he's not the story at all, as above. Mallett is the backup QB. Tebow is a distant 3rd string.
I can take him or leave him. But if you hate Tebow so much, stop making him the story when he isn't. And in the story above, he's barely mentioned.
@Richard--Ramirez ME TOOOOOOOOO
@JohnRichardWalsh Lots of QBs were great in college but never had their talent translate to the pros. Many Florida QBs too
@JohnRichardWalsh That was college and this is the NFL?
That being said, Tebow is definitely an amazing person, and yes, this is coming from a nonreligious person. It's unequivocal, he is a very good person and I hope he has success with the Patriots.
@garyinco If that was truly the most amazing football you've ever seen, you must not be a very big fan of the game.
@garyinco I have to agree with mysta on this, Tebow may be a really great guy but he is a horrible QB.Not just the '97 season that mysta talks about ,but how can you can compare the excitement that Elway brought with the crazy plays he made on a regular basis back in the 80's not just with his legs but with his arm also ? and I am not a huge Elway fan either to the one season of Tebow
@garyinco So it was more amazing than the Broncos 1997 season which ended with an upset victory in the Super Bowl to give Elway his first SB? It was a nice run but in retrospect the team was almost winning in spite of him. As for him as a person I'm sure lots of players are like him. The religion isn't what bothers people, it's his defenders who act like he can do no wrong.
@jason2 Haha nice. He actually might be a fantasy producer this year http://houstonbias.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-big-5.html
@rma101560 You are an @$$hole and obviously not a Patriots fan. How would you not miss the greatest QB in NFL history? F*****g tool.
@Josiah-w Yeah Super model wife that's the bread winner, a NFL career that will net a huge pension and a trip to Canton, a huge mansion in California......He has it rough
@MidwestGolfFanTEBOW! TEBOW! TEBOW!
@nematocyte I'm sure he's a nice guy and good teammate but this is the NFL not an office softball team
@nematocyte @garyinco Whatever you say, nematocycte.
@JeanClaudeRobinson @garyinco agreed, it's like saying Trent Dilfer 'led' the 2000 Ravens to the Super Bowl title.
@mystafugee @garyincoRight, because a rookie QB's first 'almost' starting season (he didn't start in the first 5 games) should be compared to a hall of famer's first season where he won a SB? Newsflash: QBs in their starting years shouldn't have to try to compare their records to the best years of the best QBs of all time to show that they're capable of being a good QB. The fact that you think they do shows a disconnect with reality and an obvious bias against Tebow.
Invalid argument. The post above simply says how much the guy enjoyed a season with Tebow as the QB, and what a good guy Tebow seems to be in real life.
As for criticizing Tebow's defenders, it seems more that Tebow-haters are the ones who bring him up and throw mud whenever there's an article concerning QBs on the team for which Tebow happens to be playing.
@mystafugee @garyinco Yes, it was. More unexpected anyway. The Broncos were having a terrible season. It was more than half over and they had not won a game. Public pressure made the Denver coaches put in Tebow. He won the game dramatically, He did that almost every game for the rest of the season. Everyone remembers the pass he made from the near the his own endzone that ended up a touchdown to win against the Steelers. He wasn't supposed to be able to pass. And it was a beaut. Every game you just shook your head and thought that was amazing.
It was weird. The team was in a state of disarray. The coach at the time {Josh McDaniels) had up them very dysfunctional.Most of the players were raising he!! and the QB (Kyle Orton) was a huge choker and less of a leader,
If you're referring to the non-football "fans" that have sprouted, I agree and I think Tebow would too, if he could.
Greatest? nah....most boastful yea!
@Charles58 @rma101560 Greatest nah.....most boastful yea
@Charles58 @rma101560 and what do you base your statement of greatest QB to ever play on ? what records other then most TD's in one seasons does he hold ? that you base this on please enlighten me
Your juvenile sarcasm proves my point.
@mystafugee @JeanClaudeRobinson @garyinco you mean Trent and his 1,500 yards 12 TD's and 11 INT's wouldn't be considered leading the team ? lol
@mystafugee @MidwestGolfFan @garyinco Yeah because people are 'forcing' you to read Tebow articles and then post negative comments about Tebow and anyone who likes him. Get over yourself.
@mystafugee @MidwestGolfFan @garyinco
You're condemning a guy for enjoying something and having a positive opinion of someone who seems like he might be worth it.
This comment section is full of unprovoked Tebow-hate, seemingly set off by an article that mentions him once, toward the end, in passing. I call that irrational. Pro-Tebow comments seem mostly limited to Tebow-hate responses.
If you're going to throw mud, be honest: it's because you like to throw mud, not " 'they' made me do it," or the functional equivalent thereof.
@MidwestGolfFan @mystafugee @garyinco So he enjoyed a season where the Broncos ended it getting caned by the Patriots. As for him being a good guy, unless you know him personally, you shouldn't be making such assessments. Yeah it's easy to throw mud when he's forced down your throat. That's why Kim Kardashian has a lot of haters.
@garyinco @mystafugee Orton is a huge choker and less than a leader? He did win a division and a playoff game with Chicago, just saying.
@garyinco I think this line of thinking is why people are often against Tebow. Like mysta said, it's not Tebow, it's his defenders that are the problem.
First things first, he was on the 20 yard line, not near his endzone. The pass was great, don't get me wrong, but it was simple pass down the middle to a receiver with good separation. The rest of it was the receiver's speed. Don't get me wrong, the play was great and Tebow threw a perfect pass, but his passing statistics that season were absolutely atrocious and it's a discredit to the reset of the team when Tebow is given 100% of the credit.
@garyinco @mystafugee now that Gary I can agree with more unexpected not amazing,I agree with that. I do believe that after what happened to the Broncos in '96 against the Jags they did have a little something to prove in '97.
@los923 @JeanClaudeRobinson @Charles58 @rma101560 how about this 10 seasons in the league 10 championship games 7 Championships Won.Highest winning percentage ever .Name Otto Graham. 5 X MVP.Look him up maybe learn a little about football not just the modern day football.Learn about when it was a real game. Oh and to boot he played 1 year in the N.B.A. and won a championship there also. so that would be as total of playing 11 seasons of professional ball and being in the championship game every year he played.
@JeanClaudeRobinson @Charles58 @rma101560 another person that should be allowed to post and as Charles would say another tool. Five Super bowls, 3 super bowl wins, 2 MVP's, an almost 3 to 1 TD/ Int ratio and the best season of any QB ever with 50 td's and 8 int's. Go have another triple scotch.


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Does anyone have a Kindle? As an avid reader I am starting to run out of space in my apartment. I can't throw any away as I have too many favorites that I go back to from time to time. So I was thinking about getting a Kindle.
Does anyone have one? What are your feelings/experiences with using one. I'm all for embracing modern technology, but I do like the feel of a book in my hands.
I would only be using it for leisure, not study.
Thanks guys
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Are you saying you don't see covers nor pictures on the e-ink Kindles? I see the covers of books on my nook - both the color version of the book cover in the small window at the bottom, and a greyscale version in the e-ink main screen - and I see greyscale pictures as well. In fact I am currently reading a book with many black-and-white pictures in it ("Mrs. Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" by Ransom Ross) and it looks great - it looks just as good as the printed version, which I've seen in the bookstore because I actually did want to compare the quality of the pics on my nook vs the actual printed book.
But overall I agree with you - I am reading a ton more books now, and I can't imagine going back to a time without my nook.
I have been using a Kindle for about year, love it. Can load with audio books also for long drives.
Wow, lots of positive feedback!
You guys have all convinced me. I'm definitely going to get one now. Thank you all for your input.
To be honest, I'm not really interested in getting a top of the range, app heavy Kindle. All I want to do is read books. Same thing with phones, you get a million apps and all I want to do is call people!
Thanks again all. I'll order my Kindle this week.
If you guys are interested, I'll update you when I get it and let you know how it goes.
I love my Kindle, and can't go a day without reading a page or two (preferably more) in a book.
As for the feel of a book, just get a leather jacket that opens like a book. You still get the sensation of holding a book, but have the portability of the Kindle.
I have one and it compeletely kickstarted my reading ... I rarely read at all but since getting a kindle at Christmas I must have 30 odd books.Recently I broke my kindle, cracked screen (it was like my world had fallen apart ... not really but it was a major bummer) but I contacted Amazon and they replaced it just like that. The best thing about my kindle is I've hacked it to get my own pictures rather than the awful Amazon ones (especicially the psychotic Emily Dickinson picture).
The Kindle Fire is also intriguing and I can't wait to see what price it'll come out at in the UK.
Highly recommend the Kindle. I'm reading much more than I did before I got it because it's so convenient. And my library now has kindle books.
I'm not going to read every single post to make sure, but someone should mention that with the introduction of the Fire and the new smaller Kindle with a 6" screen and general price reductions on the older units with the introduction of the new models, it's less expensive than ever to own a Kindle.
I can also second the idea of Mike Baker that when you get an ereader, you tend to read more than you used to.
I have a Kobo, it's the Border's e-reader. You can get them for $100. Very simple, have wifi access or plug into the pc to upload books. They also come with 100 classic books loaded. They accept most formats of e-books (e-puc, etc). I love it. Was easy to get used to and it's way cheaper to buy books. I don't like Kindle because you kinda get locked into purchasing from Amazon.
I'm a hardcore reader and I own around 800 books (real books) as well as just having bought myself a Kindle. So sue me, I like to be thorough. *takes deep breath*
Overall verdict: If you've got the spare cash and are having serious space problems, it's probably worth getting one, but I'm unconvinced that they're as magical as Amazon would have us believe.
You can give Kindle books as gifts, but I believe the publisher has the right to say "no", just like with the text-to-speech function.
And if you have the right software, you can convert non-DRM files into a format usable by the Kindle.
I have a feeling you're confusing gifting with sharing. The publisher can disable sharing. I know: I have a dozen or so titles available through the Kindle store.
Ordered one last weekend.
Thanks again guys, lots of good feedback.