- published: 26 Jun 2006
- views: 695147
- author: mattadk
![A conversation with Vince Young [Nov. 24, 2012]](http://web.archive.org./web/20121208154146im_/http://i.ytimg.com/vi/o_Kagvf3Ydw/default.jpg "A conversation with Vince Young [Nov. 24, 2012]")
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Vince Young Career Highlight Video
Highlight reel of VY at his days at Texas that I made. Many will know me and my work under...
published: 26 Jun 2006
author: mattadk
Vince Young Career Highlight Video
Highlight reel of VY at his days at Texas that I made. Many will know me and my work under the handle NEwherebutA&M.;
- published: 26 Jun 2006
- views: 695147
- author: mattadk
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Vince Young = BROKE
Vince Young was a great quarterback at the University of Texas, leading the Longhorns to a...
published: 10 Oct 2012
author: tytsports
Vince Young = BROKE
Vince Young was a great quarterback at the University of Texas, leading the Longhorns to a national title in 2006. He was selected #3 overall in the 2006 draft by the Tennessee Titans where he played from 2006-2010. Multiple reports have hit the surface claiming Young is broke. Hear the ridiculous stories of what Vince Young spent his money on and see if you can handle yourself.
- published: 10 Oct 2012
- views: 4730
- author: tytsports
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Vince young game winning drive
Vince young cluch drive...
published: 17 Apr 2012
author: jerryjaquez
Vince young game winning drive
Vince young cluch drive
- published: 17 Apr 2012
- views: 5322
- author: jerryjaquez
18:50
Vince Young.Blew $26 Million. 5K A Week At Cheesecake Factory. Bought All Meals For Team
Yesterday news broke that former Tennessee Titan quarterback Vince Young was broke. As you...
published: 20 Sep 2012
author: ChasinDatPaperMedia
Vince Young.Blew $26 Million. 5K A Week At Cheesecake Factory. Bought All Meals For Team
Yesterday news broke that former Tennessee Titan quarterback Vince Young was broke. As you can imagine, this has been a big story. How could a player go through twenty-six million dollars -- after taxes -- in about six years? Especially since Young spent much of his time in Nashville, one of the most affordable pro cities in the country. So we asked the question on 3HL today, if you saw Vince Young spending large sums of money in the city tell us about it. So where did all that money go? The answer, according to 3HL callers, is chain restaurants and commercial airline flights that he bought up all the available seats on. You need to listen to the entire audio for yourself, but here are the highlights of waiter reports from the city's chain restaurants: 1. Vince Young's favorite restaurant to hang out in? TGI Friday's on Nashville's West End Avenue. It was here he once dropped $6k on a meal for he and other players. Yes, $6k. At a TGIFriday's. Players would congregate at the bar 2. The bartenders, who got to know Vince thanks to his frequent visits at TGI Friday's, told Vince they'd make him a "special" drink. It was a melon drop. Which VY had everytime he came to the restaurant. 3. During his rookie season VY spent $5ka week at the Cheesecake Factory. He always picked up the tab for multiple teammates. 4. On a 2007 Southwest flight from Nashville to Houston, VY bought all of the seats except for about ten passengers who'd bought tickets before he could buy the entire ...
- published: 20 Sep 2012
- views: 7125
- author: ChasinDatPaperMedia
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Vince Young takes Regina King to his old neighborhood - Framed
NFL quarterback Vince Young takes actress Regina King to eat at Frenchy's Chicken to discu...
published: 29 Jan 2012
author: NOC
Vince Young takes Regina King to his old neighborhood - Framed
NFL quarterback Vince Young takes actress Regina King to eat at Frenchy's Chicken to discuss their shooting schedule. Afterwards, Vince brings Regina on a tour of his old neighborhood, giving Regina a taste of where he grew up.
- published: 29 Jan 2012
- views: 1600
- author: NOC
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Charissa Gets Outbagged By Vince Young
Charissa Thompson and Vince Young compare ESPYs gift bags...looks like Vince outbagged her...
published: 14 Jul 2012
author: SportsNationESPN
Charissa Gets Outbagged By Vince Young
Charissa Thompson and Vince Young compare ESPYs gift bags...looks like Vince outbagged her.
- published: 14 Jul 2012
- views: 22610
- author: SportsNationESPN
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Vince Young and The Meatpeepers; Bomani & Jones episode 49
You probably heard the news that former Texas Longhorns/Tennessee Titans QB Vince Young is...
published: 24 Sep 2012
author: sbnbomaniandjones
Vince Young and The Meatpeepers; Bomani & Jones episode 49
You probably heard the news that former Texas Longhorns/Tennessee Titans QB Vince Young is broke. How you reacted to this news says a lot about you. Not that you should weep for Young, but if this news somehow made you happier, well then you fit into a category of suckers that we here at Bomani & Jones have dubbed "meatpeepers". It's not too late to change. More Bomani & Jones cuts here. Enjoy. Comment. Subscribe: www.youtube.com photo credit: Getty Images www.gettyimages.com # - 96130221, 150080083, 148183127
- published: 24 Sep 2012
- views: 10895
- author: sbnbomaniandjones
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Vince Young takes Regina King back to the University of Texas - Framed
Actress Regina King and NFL quarterback Vince Young continue shooting their short film at ...
published: 29 Jan 2012
author: NOC
Vince Young takes Regina King back to the University of Texas - Framed
Actress Regina King and NFL quarterback Vince Young continue shooting their short film at Vince's High School in Houston, Texas where Vince attended as a teenager. Regina tags along with Vince to an autograph signing before the big game at the University of Texas.
- published: 29 Jan 2012
- views: 1036
- author: NOC
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Vince Young (Texas) Highlights 2005 - vs Kansas Jayhawks
football-breakdown.blogspot.com Passing: 19/27, 281 yds, 4 TD, 0 Int Rushing: 6 car, -4 yd...
published: 29 Jul 2012
author: Ray Lewis
Vince Young (Texas) Highlights 2005 - vs Kansas Jayhawks
football-breakdown.blogspot.com Passing: 19/27, 281 yds, 4 TD, 0 Int Rushing: 6 car, -4 yds Boxscore: espn.go.com
- published: 29 Jul 2012
- views: 758
- author: Ray Lewis
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Vince Young - Everyday Workout
I'm working out everyday... Coach or no Coach Team or no Team I Go to Work Perfecting my C...
published: 28 Apr 2011
author: vyvideo
Vince Young - Everyday Workout
I'm working out everyday... Coach or no Coach Team or no Team I Go to Work Perfecting my Craft Staying in Shape Ready to Play
- published: 28 Apr 2011
- views: 10792
- author: vyvideo
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Vince Young Night Catches Us premiere at the Prince Theatre Philadelphia USA...
Vince Young Night Catches Us premiere at the Prince Theatre Philadelphia USA......
published: 02 Dec 2012
author: FriendlyCelebrity
Vince Young Night Catches Us premiere at the Prince Theatre Philadelphia USA...
Vince Young Night Catches Us premiere at the Prince Theatre Philadelphia USA...
- published: 02 Dec 2012
- views: 2
- author: FriendlyCelebrity
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Vince Young and guest Justin Dior Combs celebrates his 16th birthday at the M2 Ultra
Vince Young and guest Justin Dior Combs celebrates his 16th birthday at the M2 Ultra...
published: 02 Dec 2012
author: LovingCelebrities
Vince Young and guest Justin Dior Combs celebrates his 16th birthday at the M2 Ultra
Vince Young and guest Justin Dior Combs celebrates his 16th birthday at the M2 Ultra
- published: 02 Dec 2012
- views: 2
- author: LovingCelebrities
Vimeo results:
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VANS Rebeljam 2012 Spain
The world’s top BMX riders gathered in Tossa de Mar, Spain this weekend, 5-7 October, to r...
published: 09 Oct 2012
author: Vans Europe
VANS Rebeljam 2012 Spain
The world’s top BMX riders gathered in Tossa de Mar, Spain this weekend, 5-7 October, to ride the Street, Flatland, Park and Dirt features of the incredible Europark set up during the 6th Annual Vans Rebel Jam.
Results:
PARK
Hard Trick Award
1. Andy Buckworth
2. Daniel Sandoval
3. Ben Hennon
4. Vince Byron
5. Maxime Charveron
6. Kevin Peraza
7. Todd Meyn
8. Harry Main
9. Jack Watts
10. Mark Webb
Creative Award
1.Gary Young
2.Ben Hennon
3.Maxime Charveron
4.Tobi Wicke
5.Mark Webb
6.Kevin Peraza
7.Bass Keep
8.Kevin Kalkoff
9.Daniel Sandoval
10.Rob Darden
Style Award
1. Kevin Kalkoff
2. Bas Keep
3. Daniel Sandoval
4. Gary Young
5. Ben Hennon
6. Kevin Peraza
7. Maxime Charveron
8. Rob Darden
9. Harry Main
10. Danie Penafiel
STREET
1. Dan Lacey
2. Bruno Hoffmann
3. Diogo Santos
4. Ed Zunda
5. Dakota Roche
6. Ola Selsjord
7. David Budko
8. Diego Navarro
9. Vasya Lukyanenko
10. Andres Lainevool
DIRT
Hard Trick Award
1. Daniel Sandoval
2. Rob Darden
3. David Godziek
4. Andy Buckworth
5. Ben Hennon
6. Mark Love
7. Kevin Peraza
8. Lima Eltham
9. Jeremy Muller
10. Gary Young
Style Award
1.Daniel Sandoval
2.Dan Foley
3.Kevin Kalkoff
4.Lima Eltham
5. Rob Darden
6.Kye Forte
7.Jeremy Muller
8.Kevin Peraza
9.Ben Hennon
10.Gary Young
FLAT
Hard Trick Award
1.Alexis Desolneux
2.Jesse Puente
3.Dez Maarsen
4.Matthias Dandois
5.Guelo Monzon
Creative Award
1.Jesse Puente
2.Albert Moya
3.Alexis Desolneux
4.Matthias Dandois
5.Thomas Noyer
Style Award
1.Matthias Dandois
2.Jesse Puente
3.Kevin Nikulski
4.Thomas Noyer
5.Aleksi Ritsilä
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The Gospel According to Jazz Chapter 3 Double CD/DVD
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III will be available as a Double CD and DVD on Marc...
published: 21 Dec 2009
author: Kirk Whalum
The Gospel According to Jazz Chapter 3 Double CD/DVD
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III will be available as a Double CD and DVD on March 16, 2010. Featuring Kirk Whalum, George Duke, Lalah Hathaway, Doc Powell, Kevin Whalum with special guests, John Stoddart, Hugh "Peanuts" Whalum, Kenneth Whalum III, Kyle Whalum, and Caleb Tha Bridge. Also playing: Jerry Peters, Aaron Broadus, Reginald Veal, Lenny Castro, Sean McCurley, and Kortland Whalum
KIRK WHALUM
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III
For yours is the kingdom, the victory and the majesty, the power and dominion, for all that is in heaven and earth are yours…1 Chronicles 29:11a
On October 13, 2007, at Reid Temple AME Church on the outskirts of Washington DC, a standing room only audience packed the 3000-plus capacity state-of-the-art worship complex to experience the transforming power of Kirk Whalum’s The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III. Recorded live by three generations of Whalums and some of the most resounding names in jazz, pop, gospel and r&b;, The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III comes ten years after the first chart-topping Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter I CD debuted, and in the wake of the Grammy nominated, Stellar Award winning second chapter, released in 2002.
The two-disk set, plus DVD, is the most expansive in the series in terms of sheer minutes of music, 118.35 to be exact, but also in terms of content and concept. From the first plaintive note in “Call to Worship,” it is clear that this will be far more than an extension or installment of what came before. Kirk Whalum and company blow the roof off with subtlety, nuance, inspired performances and a message of faith, hope and love that both encompasses and transcends every point on the musical compass.
The accompanying DVD makes the most of Whalum the philosopher, theologian and theorist, with film director Jim Hanon (End of The Spear; and Miss HIV, for which Kirk wrote the soundtrack) capturing him as he weaves the story of jazz, gospel, the blues (verbally and instrumentally) in candid shots interposed with concert footage.
Although Whalum—who lives up to his reputation as “the most influential saxophonist of his generation”—is front and center throughout, this is undoubtedly an ensemble recording. He shares the stage with what could be called the ‘Whalum dynasty’ (three generations and six Whalums: brother Kevin (vocals); Uncle Peanuts (vocals, sax, and piano); son, Kyle (electric bass); nephews Kenneth III (saxophone) and Kortland (vocals), plus first cousin Caleb tha Bridge (vocals/rap). The unparalleled George Duke, featured on both I and II, returns on keys, and is joined by vocalist Lalah Hathaway, guitarist Doc Powell, keyboardist/vocalist John Stoddart, trumpeter/vocalist Aaron Broadus, stand-up bassist, Reginald Veal, percussionist Lenny Castro and Kirk’s former bandmate, drummer Sean McCurley.
The renowned gospel/r&b; writer and producer Jerry Peters once again brings his prodigious talent, sharing credits with Whalum on two songs and also as album co-producer, along with Kirk and Hal Sacks, the latter has served as engineer for all three GATJ live recordings. “My father loved James Cleveland and Jerry brought that sensibility, as well as playing the B3 organ.”
But “gospel” in the radio/church sense is only whispered or suggested. The range of material is reflected in its creators/writers—from Whalum, himself, and son Kyle, to Charlie Chaplin, Diane Warren, Isaiah Jones and Frankie Beverly, among others. This genre-and-time-spanning array of songwriting is the perfect backdrop for Whalum’s seemingly endless expression. His signature r&b-inflected; jazz, rich with romance and melodic power, imbued with blues, funk, pop, Latin and world music is solidly present, but on songs like Ananias and Sapphira, we see the more adventurous Whalum. As he describes it, “The song is definitely avant garde; we go into deep improvisation. This isn’t a good groove and some licks, this is where we go somewhere.” And where he goes is in the direction of Elvin Jones, Coltrane and Henderson. Not only does Whalum pull out all the stops on this sobering nod to God’s holiness and power, but Reginald Veal is a standout on upright, as he turns his bass into a sitar and plucks out a driving percussive and intricate melody.
Whalum is on a mission not just to share the Good News of the Gospel, but to expand it far beyond the walls of the church and traditionally accepted ways of communicating the message, and jazz is the medium. Whalum’s God is a lot bigger and the music that glorifies him is as limitless, transcendent, unexpected and powerful as He is. “How can you describe the indescribable?” queries Whalum. “That’s an opportunity for jazz and other creative arts. I wanted to make sure there were moments where it was ethereal, avant garde—that’s something that’s missing in the genre we call gospel. It needs to go where it is more ‘art music,’ It’s not just in y
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The Gospel According to Jazz Chapter 3
KIRK WHALUM
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III
For yours is the kingdom, the victo...
published: 25 Oct 2008
author: Kirk Whalum
The Gospel According to Jazz Chapter 3
KIRK WHALUM
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III
For yours is the kingdom, the victory and the majesty, the power and dominion, for all that is in heaven and earth are yours…1 Chronicles 29:11a
On October 13, 2007, at Reid Temple AME Church on the outskirts of Washington DC, a standing room only audience packed the 3000-plus capacity state-of-the-art worship complex to experience the transforming power of Kirk Whalum’s The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III. Recorded live by three generations of Whalums and some of the most resounding names in jazz, pop, gospel and r&b;, The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter III comes ten years after the first chart-topping Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter I CD debuted, and in the wake of the Grammy nominated, Stellar Award winning second chapter, released in 2002.
The two-disk set, plus DVD, is the most expansive in the series in terms of sheer minutes of music, 118.35 to be exact, but also in terms of content and concept. From the first plaintive note in “Call to Worship,” it is clear that this will be far more than an extension or installment of what came before. Kirk Whalum and company blow the roof off with subtlety, nuance, inspired performances and a message of faith, hope and love that both encompasses and transcends every point on the musical compass.
The accompanying DVD makes the most of Whalum the philosopher, theologian and theorist, with film director Jim Hanon (End of The Spear; and Miss HIV, for which Kirk wrote the soundtrack) capturing him as he weaves the story of jazz, gospel, the blues (verbally and instrumentally) in candid shots interposed with concert footage.
Although Whalum—who lives up to his reputation as “the most influential saxophonist of his generation”—is front and center throughout, this is undoubtedly an ensemble recording. He shares the stage with what could be called the ‘Whalum dynasty’ (three generations and six Whalums: brother Kevin (vocals); Uncle Peanuts (vocals, sax, and piano); son, Kyle (electric bass); nephews Kenneth III (saxophone) and Kortland (vocals), plus first cousin Caleb tha Bridge (vocals/rap). The unparalleled George Duke, featured on both I and II, returns on keys, and is joined by vocalist Lalah Hathaway, guitarist Doc Powell, keyboardist/vocalist John Stoddart, trumpeter/vocalist Aaron Broadus, stand-up bassist, Reginald Veal, percussionist Lenny Castro and Kirk’s former bandmate, drummer Sean McCurley.
The renowned gospel/r&b; writer and producer Jerry Peters once again brings his prodigious talent, sharing credits with Whalum on two songs and also as album co-producer, along with Kirk and Hal Sacks, the latter has served as engineer for all three GATJ live recordings. “My father loved James Cleveland and Jerry brought that sensibility, as well as playing the B3 organ.”
But “gospel” in the radio/church sense is only whispered or suggested. The range of material is reflected in its creators/writers—from Whalum, himself, and son Kyle, to Charlie Chaplin, Diane Warren, Isaiah Jones and Frankie Beverly, among others. This genre-and-time-spanning array of songwriting is the perfect backdrop for Whalum’s seemingly endless expression. His signature r&b-inflected; jazz, rich with romance and melodic power, imbued with blues, funk, pop, Latin and world music is solidly present, but on songs like Ananias and Sapphira, we see the more adventurous Whalum. As he describes it, “The song is definitely avant garde; we go into deep improvisation. This isn’t a good groove and some licks, this is where we go somewhere.” And where he goes is in the direction of Elvin Jones, Coltrane and Henderson. Not only does Whalum pull out all the stops on this sobering nod to God’s holiness and power, but Reginald Veal is a standout on upright, as he turns his bass into a sitar and plucks out a driving percussive and intricate melody.
Whalum is on a mission not just to share the Good News of the Gospel, but to expand it far beyond the walls of the church and traditionally accepted ways of communicating the message, and jazz is the medium. Whalum’s God is a lot bigger and the music that glorifies him is as limitless, transcendent, unexpected and powerful as He is. “How can you describe the indescribable?” queries Whalum. “That’s an opportunity for jazz and other creative arts. I wanted to make sure there were moments where it was ethereal, avant garde—that’s something that’s missing in the genre we call gospel. It needs to go where it is more ‘art music,’ It’s not just in your face, but, rather, the music provokes one to deeper contemplation about the Savior, and sin, and the truth. Jazz is very much underused in that sense.”
Whalum purposely included songs and featured guests that are not traditionally thought of as “gospel” or Christian with stunning affect. George Duke offers up one of the performances of a lifetime on Diane Warren’s “Because
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53rd Journalism Awards Gala (part 1)
A. JOURNALISTS OF THE YEAR
A1. PRINT (Over 50,000 circulations)
Patrick Range McDonal...
published: 18 Jul 2011
author: EDP
53rd Journalism Awards Gala (part 1)
A. JOURNALISTS OF THE YEAR
A1. PRINT (Over 50,000 circulations)
Patrick Range McDonald, LA Weekly
Comments: "Range" is an appropriate middle name. What incredibly
detailed reporting on a variety of complicated topics. What an ability to
make us feel as if we know the players. What skill in explaining messy
situations. The very essence of solid journalism.
2nd place: David Evans, Bloomberg Markets, "Duping the Families of
Fallen Soldiers"
HM: Mariel Garza, Los Angeles Daily News Editorials
A2. PRINT (Under 50,000 circulation)
Radley Balko, Reason Magazine
Comment: ―Radley Balko is one of those throw-back journalists that
understands the power of groundbreaking reporting and how to make a
significant impact through his work. Time and time again, his stories cause
readers to stop, think, and most significantly, take action.
Congratulations!‖
2nd Place: Dan Evans, Glendale News-Press
HM: Ryan Vaillancourt, Los Angeles Downtown News
A3. TELEVISION JOURNALIST
Ana Garcia and Fred Mamoun, KNBC-TV
Garcia and Mamoun shoot, write and edit compelling stories. One of
their strengths as a team is the obvious respect for their subjects, and the
ability through contacts in the community to land exclusive interviews and
opportunities. They are strong storytellers and the pieces move!
2nd Place: Antonio Valverde, Univision
Valverde has a wide range as a journalist. He is able to work with various
segments of the community to tell compelling stories. He has political
acumen and can accurately and fairly tell stories, while also reaching out
to the disenfranchised to share their stories of life in L.A.
A4. RADIO JOURNALIST
Susan Valot, KPCC
Comments: Well-rounded reports with authoritative, informed tone. Great
use of sound. Valot‘s work is some of the best we‘ve heard.
2nd Place: Brian Watt: KPCC
HM: Kitty Felde: KPCC
A5. ONLINE JOURNALIST
Daniel Heimpel, FosteringMediaConnections.org
2nd Place: Chris Hedges, Truthdig.com
HM: Robert Scheer, Truthdig.com
A6. SPORTS JOURNALIST
N/A
A7. ENTERTAINMENT JOURNALIST
Kim Masters, KCRW-FM Radio
Comments: Nice voice in both senses of the word, along with substantive
content. Covering a story about outed CIA agent Valerie Plame, she
tracked down Plame to comment on her portrayal, rather than just talking
to the actress. She also gave a lot of information on entertainment agents
that broadened the picture the public was likely to have of that
occupation.
2nd Place: Tara Wallis-Finestone, NBC LA
HM: George Pennacchio, KABC-TV
A8. PHOTO JOURNALIST
Rick Loomis, Los Angeles Times
A9. DESIGNER
N/A
B. DAILY/WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
Over 50,000 circulations – including news bureaus and correspondents
B1. HARD NEWS
Tracy Manzer and Sarah Peters, Long Beach Press-Telegram, "Heroes foil
bank heist"
Comments: The writing was appropriately-paced for the category and
the story content. I enjoyed the writers' use of sensory details and factual
information, presented with a slightly humorous/sarcastic tone that made
this piece fun to read.
B2. NEWS FEATURE
Patrick Range McDonald, LA Weekly, ―The Parent Trigger‖.
Comments: Documents a groundswell of democracy while explaining a
new law through a real-world prism. Powerful. Incredibly well-sourced and
informative, yet provides a human touch. The story of poor minorities trying
to make a change documented how the masses can move the
establishment. Inspiring to others, this story shows what newspaper do like
no other. Bravo.
2nd Place: Thomas Curven, Los Angeles Times, ―Walking Away from Grief‖
HM: Kristopher Hanson, Long Beach Press-Telegram, ―Dangers Close to
Home‖
B3. PERSONALITY PROFILE
Steve Friess, LA Weekly, ―A Tragic Love Story‖
2nd Place: Charlotte Hsu, LA Weekly, ―Forever Scared — The Story of
Herman Atkins‖
HM: Karen Robes Meeks, Long Beach Press-Telegram, ―Murchison: A
Portrait of a Long Beach Lobbyist‖
B4. INVESTIGATIVE/SERIES
David Evans, Bloomberg News, "Fallen Soldiers' Families Denied Cash
Payout as Insurers Profit"
Comments: These articles are the soul of great investigative journalism,
uncovering a shocking system whereby the families of slain soldiers are
tricked about benefits, and where shameless insurance companies reap
big profits at the expense of those families.
Best of all, it led to immediate Congressional investigations and action.
2nd place: Beth Barrett, LA Weekly, "The Dance of the Lemons"
HM: Monica Alonzo and Simone Wilson, LA Weekly, "Culture of Cruelty"
B5. BUSINESS
Alana Semuels, Los Angeles Times, "California unfriendly to business?
Figures say no"
Comments: This is an authoritative and well-documented piece that
refutes the common wisdom of California's tax structure being unfriendly
to business.
2nd place: Beth Barrett, LA Weekly, "Barry Minkow 2.0"
HM: Donna Howell, Investor's Business Daily,
Youtube results:
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Vince Young - Buffalo Bills Highlights
Some Vince Young highlights as a Buffalo Bill, but was eventually released during preseaso...
published: 03 Sep 2012
author: VYWillNeverDie
Vince Young - Buffalo Bills Highlights
Some Vince Young highlights as a Buffalo Bill, but was eventually released during preseason Song: "More Than Toast" Performed By: The Mr. T Experience
- published: 03 Sep 2012
- views: 1845
- author: VYWillNeverDie
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Vince Young Broke:26M spent in six years
Catch my weekly radio show:blogtalkradio.com Join me on Facebook:facebook.com Follow me on...
published: 24 Sep 2012
author: TheAdviseShowTV
Vince Young Broke:26M spent in six years
Catch my weekly radio show:blogtalkradio.com Join me on Facebook:facebook.com Follow me on Twitter:tinyurl.com Skype:theadviseshow2 After signing an NFL rookie contract in 2006 for a guaranteed $26 million, superstar quarterback Vince Young is crying the "I-ain't-got-no-money blues," blaming his former agent and financial planner — who he is suing — for his money pit situation. They, in turn, are saying that Young is intellectually diminutive when it comes to money, a real out-of-control spender, and had novices looking out for his financial stability, reports the New York Daily News The 29-year-old former Buffalo Bills quarterback is suing his former agent, Major Adams, and a North Carolina financial planner, Ronnie Peoples, alleging that they misappropriated $5.5 million. The lawsuit, which was filed in June at a Houston court, also states that there were instances when the pair forged his signature or impersonated him on the phone Young filed the suit nearly a week after a New York lender contacted him about a loan of nearly $1.9 million, which was in default and was in his name from last year's NFL lockout. Young is now seeking to stop the lender, Pro Player Funding LLC, from enforcing a judgment of nearly $1.7 million, claiming he wasn't involved in obtaining the loan and that the proceeds went to Adams and Peoples. According to Forbes, Young was one of at least 10 NFL players who turned to Pro Player Funding for large amounts of money in order to maintain their ...
- published: 24 Sep 2012
- views: 2419
- author: TheAdviseShowTV
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DLHQ Vince Young Interview 3/23/12
...
published: 23 Mar 2012
author: DLHQonESPN
DLHQ Vince Young Interview 3/23/12
- published: 23 Mar 2012
- views: 2213
- author: DLHQonESPN
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Vince Young returns home [Oct. 6, 2012]
Longhorns legend Vince Young serves as honorary captain at the Texas Football vs. West Vir...
published: 08 Oct 2012
author: TexasLonghornsVideo
Vince Young returns home [Oct. 6, 2012]
Longhorns legend Vince Young serves as honorary captain at the Texas Football vs. West Virginia game on Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012.
- published: 08 Oct 2012
- views: 748
- author: TexasLonghornsVideo
