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Q: How do I fix syntax error in JOIN statement while using SQL to query Excel spreadsheet? I have an Excel workbook that contains several spreadsheets. I need to pull data from them using Jet SQL for a desktop application. I can query individual tables without a problem, but when I try to use a statement that requires a join, it gives me a generic Syntax Error in the JOIN statement. The query I'm having trouble with is:
SELECT      [Subscribed Email IDs].PIN
        ,   [Subscribed Email IDs].[Email Id]
        ,   [SubscriptionList].[Dealer Account]
        ,   [SubscriptionList].[Dealer Name]
FROM        [Subscribed Email IDs$B4:C30000]
INNER JOIN  [SubscriptionList$B4:J30000]
ON          [Subscribed Email IDs].[PIN]        = [SubscriptionList].[Pin Txt]
WHERE       [Subscribed Email IDs].[Email Id]   = '<email address value here...>'

I have to use ranges, because the spreadsheet has extra rows at the top that do not contain either headers or data, and the 'A' column contains nothing. I have tried without the ranges, and I get the same error, so I think it is something more basic with the way I have written the query. What am I missing?

A: You are using a different range variable in your ON clause:
 ... FROM [Subscribed Email IDs$B4:C30000]
 ... ON [Subscribed Email IDs].[PIN]

I suggest you use shorter range variables e.g. T:
 ... FROM [Subscribed Email IDs$B4:C30000] AS T
 ... ON T.[PIN]


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Tattoo is a 1981 erotic thriller film directed by Bob Brooks and starring Bruce Dern and Maud Adams. It depicts the relationship between a fashion model and an eccentric tattoo artist that quickly turns sinister.

Plot
Tattoo artist Karl Kinsky (Dern) is approached to work with renowned photographer Halsey (Leonard Frey) on temporary tattoos for swimsuit models. Despite his misgivings, Kinsky agrees to participate after seeing photographs of one of the models, Maddy (Adams).

Maddy arrives late to the photoshoot, but the two quickly bond when she expresses admiration for Kinsky's arm tattoos and recognizes their Japanese influence. After the shoot, Kinsky jealously eavesdrops on Maddy and her flirtatious boyfriend, jazz musician Buddy (John Getz). Maddy complains of having had to "dope" herself to sleep because of Buddy's odd hours. Maddy invites Kinsky to dinner, where he awkwardly asserts his dominance towards the maître d′, and then threatens to kill Maddy's ex-boyfriend Albert (Sam Schacht) for using profanity and drunkenly flirting with Maddy. They quickly leave the restaurant and drive to Maddy's apartment. She invites him in, but he declines, saying he has to catch the last train home. Instead, he goes to a sex show and aggressively speaks to a peep show girl.

The next day, Kinsky surprises Maddy in Central Park with flowers. After confronting her over her use of sleeping pills, he invites her to dine with him at his apartment. She admires his tattoo equipment and artwork. Kinsky explains his theory that women who get tattoos, which he calls "the mark", do so out of a desire to belong. The two go upstairs to dine, and listen to Buddy's music. Kinsky tells Maddy she deserves better than Buddy, citing his handsiness. Maddy calls him "old-fashioned", but begins to makes a pass at him. Kinsky turns her down, citing a need for commitment. Maddy tells him, "People don't make commitments when they fuck anymore" and Kinsky snaps at her over her use of profanity. He kicks her out but follows her to the street, insisting that they see each other again. She agrees to meet him at a Japanese art exhibition at the Met before speeding off in a taxi. The same night, Kinsky repeatedly telephones and berates Maddy from a telephone booth. When she asks him to stop, he returns to his apartment and intently watches her modeling tape.

On the day of the exhibition, Maddy sends her friend Sandra (Rikke Borge) to tell Kinsky that Maddy is out of town, and to ask him to return her modeling tapes. He visits Maddy's apartment, where he is told the same thing by Buddy. He leaves an ominous message on her answering machine, before returning to his family's home to show it to prospective buyers, only to announce that it is not for sale.

Back in Maddy's apartment, she kicks Buddy and his jazz band out for keeping her awake. As she is cleaning up, the doorbell rings. When she answers the door, Kinsky incapacitates her with a chloroform-soaked rag. The next morning she awakens and discovers her chest, shoulders and back have been tattooed with floral patterns. She screams at Kinsky and smashes a mirror once she realizes she has become a hostage. Once Kinsky tells her he is not finished tattooing her, she faints. The next day, the tattoos have been partially colored in. Maddy makes a failed escape attempt, after which Kinsky has her call Buddy at knifepoint to tell him she will not be coming home. Recognizing Kinsky's increasing violence, Maddy agrees to "wear the mark" in exchange for her safety.

Nearly finished with the tattoo, Kinsky stops and has Maddy masturbate while he watches from another room, much like the peep show he visited earlier. Kinsky orgasms just as she begins weeping. Maddy berates him for not "being a man" and having sexual intercourse with her instead. She finds a shard of glass from the mirror and plans to kill Kinsky with it, but is discovered. She seemingly resigns herself to her fate as Kinsky continues to expand the tattoos over her entire body.

Maddy is shocked when Kinsky finally announces, "It's all finished." He disrobes them both and begins to rape her. Maddy is able to grasp the tattoo gun and plunges it into Kinsky's back. As Kinsky dies, Maddy sits up, his limp body draped across her lap. She strokes his hair as she stares off into the distance.

Cast
Bruce Dern as Karl Kinsky
Maud Adams as Maddy
Leonard Frey as Halsey
Rikke Borge as Sandra
John Getz as Buddy
Peter Iacangelo as Dubin
Alan Leach as Customer
Cynthia Nixon as Cindy
Trish Doolan as Cheryl
Anthony Mannino as George
Lex Monson as Dudley
Patricia Roe as Doris
Jane Hoffman as Teresa
Robert Burr as Ralph
John Snyder as Hawker
Kate McGregor-Stewart as Pregnant Wife

Production and release
The film was written by Joyce Buñuel, the daughter-in-law of surrealist artist Luis Buñuel, based on a story by director Bob Brooks. It was featured in an April 13, 1980 New York Times article spotlighting films being shot on-location in New York City; the article mistakenly identified Rikke Borge as Dern's love interest.

The tattoo designs seen in the film are credited to Isadore Seltzer, a prolific illustrator and graphic designer known for drawing many Sesame Street Magazine covers.

The film had a contentious post-production and pre-release phase. Producer Joseph E. Levine made edits without informing director Bob Brooks, who wrote an angry letter to Levine accusing him of prioritizing the opinions of "assholes in Los Angeles." Feminist group Women Against Pornography protested the film for allegedly equating violence with love. They defaced the advertisements in the subway, which reportedly delighted Levine, who considered it free publicity. Tellingly, although the release date was announced as November or December 1980 in the NYT article, the film was delayed nearly a year until October 9, 1981.

In 2020, a Blu-ray release was planned by Scream Factory, but after going through two release dates, it was scrapped as they could not find any suitable elements for a new master of the movie.

Soundtrack
The songs "What's Your Name" and "Shot in the Dark" were written by Barry DeVorzon and Michael Towers, and sung by Euca Burrows. Other instrumental music is heard in the film, but an official soundtrack was not released.

Critical reception
Tattoo earned a Worst Actor Razzie nomination for Dern, who lost to Klinton Spilsbury for his performance in The Legend of the Lone Ranger.

Film critic Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times awarded the film two out of four stars. He wrote that he enjoyed the film's first two acts, and singled out Dern's performance as "very good," but thought the film faltered in the triteness of its climax. He wrote,"Tattoo could have been an effective and disturbing movie...[It] opens so promisingly that its crucial scenes are doubly disappointing. Because the film's first hour makes it clear that Tattoo is not intended as just another creepy horror film, the failure of the conclusion is all the more disappointing." New York Times film critic Janet Maslin gave the film a similar review. She praised the two leads, along with Borge and Frey, but wrote that while the film "begins with a bit of style...[it] doesn't take long...to turn predictable and slow."

The film's depiction of stalking has been compared to the much more successful films Taxi Driver and Maniac.

Cultural reception
In Episode 4 of Series 2 of the BBC sitcom The Royle Family, the film is discussed extensively. The character Denise calls it "absolutely brilliant," and explains the plot to Barbara and Cheryl, who are both fascinated and horrified. Meanwhile, in the living room, Dave is explaining the film to Jim, who questions why the protagonist would want to cover up his victim's breasts rather than look at them. Upon learning that the title of the film is Tattoo, Jim references the Fantasy Island character Tattoo and his catchphrase.

References

External links

Full Movie at the Internet Archive

1981 films
American thriller drama films
American horror thriller films
1980s thriller drama films
Films scored by Barry De Vorzon
1980s erotic thriller films
Films about tattooing
20th Century Fox films
1981 drama films
1980s English-language films
1980s American films

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If you would have told me a year ago that there were Catholic podcasts to listen to, I'm not sure I would have believed you. If you had told me a year ago that I'd eventually have ten of them set to automatically download to my phone, I'm probably would have laughed at you. But, God likes to keep us on our toes, after all, so here we are.
I didn't really start listening to any podcasts until my youngest started school full time, leaving me alone for most of the day. What could fill the silence? I mean, as good as the Hamilton soundtrack is, you can only listen to it so often. Further, during this time I was having a resurgence of my Faith. I found I was craving things that would help me grow, learn, and be a better woman, mom, and Catholic.
That's exactly what these shows did. Catholic podcasts are an outstanding resource for quality entertainment with a high moral and educational value.
So, without any further ado, here is my master list of go-to Catholic podcasts. They're in no particular order and range from the literary to the maternal to the highly theological. I hope it helps you find something you love!
This is the Blessed is She podcast we've all been waiting for!! It's finally here. Beth Davis and Jenna Guizar take call-in questions (you can call and ask them a question using the Anchor app here!) and chat about prayer, life, community, and our faith. Check out the podcast here, you're going to fall in love.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that every Catholic woman must be in search of a good podcast.
So begins each episode of this delightful show by Blessed is She's own devotional writer, Christy Isinger, and author Haley Stewart. These two ladies have a great rapport, fantastic guests from around the Catholic world, and do a bang-up job of encouraging a love of literature in all of their followers.
Your source for fresh takes on pop culture and the spiritual life.
That pretty much sums it up! "Your friend, Jen" hosts a daily show on Sirius XM satellite radio and frequently releases a podcast of highlights from the show. Jen isn't afraid to tackle even the most awkward and hot-button issue, which I really appreciate. And her diverse guest list keeps things hopping.
What do you get when you combine four young priests, some bourbon, and a couple microphones? A quality podcast, that's what! Fathers Nathan Goebel, John Nepil, Mike Rapp, and Michael O'Loughlin give their devoted listeners a weekly theology lesson along with a great number of laughs. Two of them are currently parish priests in the greater Denver area and two are doing advanced studies in Rome, so their varied perspectives and styles keep things interesting.
This show is "a podcast for Jesus-loving women who want to be inspired, involved, and intentional." For being a relatively new podcast, host Claire Swinarski has had some truly amazing guests who bring their own special gifts and words to build up women in the Church. If you think that feminism and the Catholic Church can't go hand in hand, I highly recommend you give this one a listen.
The three hosts, Michelle Benzinger, Sr. Miriam James Heidland, and Heather Khym seem to know and appreciate each other, which makes for an easy-going listening experience. There are beautiful discussions on various topics of faith, lots of encouragement, and plenty of love and laughter… What else could we want?!
This is a general lifestyle podcast about relationships, faith, work, and family. Danielle is a well-known Catholic author and speaker and her podcast is full of real-life scenarios, advice, and humor.
Inspired by the words of St. Teresa of Calcutta, host Leah Darrow shares about women and men who are doing something beautiful with their lives for God. The author of the book The Other Side of Beauty, Leah always has a great time with her guests who run the gamut of Catholic topics.
Like the Jen Fulwiler Show, this podcast is culled from excerpts from Hallie Lord's weekly show on Sirius XM. Hallie's storytelling and gentle voice are what make this a winner for me.
Husband and wife duo Kevin & Lisa Cotter talk about all things Catholic. Seriously. All the things. Sometimes they host singly, sometimes together. They are the authors of the book Dating Detox.
Nancy of Do Small Things with Love started a podcast to have a real conversation about the big parts of the lives of moms, wives, daughters, sister, friends and women.
Megan and Becky are encouraging and equipping women to universally and uniquely serve Christ in their feminine vocation. By embracing joy, laughter, freedom and friendship, they are seeking to thrive in the trenches of their domestic churches.
Each week Amber O'Hearn chats with a new guest about living out the Great Commission as a mom. She's learning to pray, share the love of Christ, and raise her little disciples in diapers.
How could I make a list of Catholic podcasts and not include the amazing Bishop Robert Barron? If you want serious theology, this is the podcast for you.
With Blessed is She writer Katie Prejean McGrady and her husband Tommy McGrady, check out Electric Waffle, where they chat about a collection of discussions between a married couple about three things: cultural trends, Catholicism and Faith, and the joyful chaos of their lives.
So what about you, sisters? What Catholic podcasts didn't I mention? What is a favorite of yours that we should check out?
Thriving in the Trenches should have been on this list! A wonderful Catholic podcast from Becky and Megan with guests and interesting, timely topics for women!
Great list, thank you! I found Coffee & Pearls, which is a 15 minute weekly podcast for Catholic moms. They are quick podcasts to make Catholic motherhood and living in general easier or more effective. My favorite podcast thus far is the one that she posted just before Lent, where she helped me realize just how attached I was to the very thing I was giving up.
I second the coffee and pearls!
The daily breakfast with Fr Roderick, and Discerning hearts.
My favorite is the Among the Lilies podcast that Cameron Fradd puts out. Great for Catholic women in any stage of life!
There's a great one about post-partum depression called "Mental – The Podcast" – it's pretty serious, but it's so well done, and the stories are fascinating!
Hi! Mental The Podcast is a great one;it's an audio miniseries investigating postpartum depression and anxiety. It is a combination of motherhood+mental health+living a life of faith in it. All the woman and experts are catholic. It's amazing!!
Great list, may I suggest good things radio with Brooke Taylor, and Bible Study Evangelista w Sonja Corbitt. These two lovely ladies have been so instrumental in my faith journey as a still fairly new convert to the Catholic Church.
Awesome list, thank you! "Hello & Welcome!" is a new Catholic podcast that covers a lot of real life topics: https://helloandwelcomeshow.com/listen/ I'm loving it so far!
Have any of you checked out Breadbox Media? http://www.breadboxmedia.com. We have 30+ shows including Mary's Touch, A Seeking Heart with Allison Gingras, Lisa Hendey and Friends, Thriving in the Trenches and more!
I love Catholic Answers Live (the podcast of their live radio show) and Catholic Answers Focus. I always learn something new!
Ask Fr. Josh is my current podcast obsession! He's just so down to earth and solid. Also a huge fan of Fr. Mike Schmitz! Both are on ascension media.
Thank you for this list, I am a new a Catholic convert and podcasts have been an amazing way to learn and deepen my faith. May I also suggest the 'Mystery through Manners' podcast -it's all about Catholic storytelling (so far there have been episodes about Catholic authors, bloggers or the story of Catholicism in the US). It's really well written and covers some really interesting topics – I am totally hooked!
Among Women with Pat Gohn is a podcast I enjoy. And although not just for women, Jeff Cavins has an outstanding podcast The Jeff Cavins Show.
This a great list! " Catholic Heritage Spirituality" is a new weekly podcast that I just started with my husband. We wanted to explore and share the spiritual riches of our Catholic heritage by talking about the blessed company we have in the Church. We have discussed different writings of the saints and the spiritual insights their lives and works have given us. I look forward to new people joining us!


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Jet formed illegal pacts with related offshore parties
Investigators found that Jet Airways leased aircraft from 'ghost offshore' cos & paid lease rentals to them.
Rashmi Rajput
MUMBAI: An ongoing probe against Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal has revealed that the grounded carrier entered into illegal agreements with related offshore parties based in tax havens at rates way above market prices, causing losses to the airline as well as the national exchequer, said people aware of the matter.
They said the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has gathered details of the offshore entities, with which Jet Airways and its group companies entered into lease and maintenance and general sales agent (GSA) agreements, on the basis of information shared by the Toronto-based Egmont Group — an international network of 164 financial intelligence units formed for the purpose of combating money laundering as well as terror financing.
The Jet Airways founder and his wife, Anita, were questioned earlier this month on the basis of information shared by the Egmont Group, of which India is a member, according to the people. They said the couple was questioned in connection with alleged violations of the foreign exchange law in an equity deal with Jet Privilege Private Ltd (JPPL), which operated the airline's loyalty and rewards programme.
'FEMA Violation'
"The probe has revealed that Jet Airways entered into related-party transactions, with most of the entities being ghost companies floated only for the purpose of creating fake transactions and thereby acting as a conduit to divert funds to tax havens or countries that have a liberal tax regime," an official told ET on condition of anonymity. "This clearly amounts to violation under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) as fake invoices were floated and the monies that should have come to India were routed abroad."
Goyal was not reachable for comment.
He had stepped down as chairman of Jet Airways in March and the carrier ceased operations in April, after it ran out of cash. Jet Airways is currently undergoing resolution under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
"In the GSA matter, there are alleged irregularities in transactions between Jet Airways and its Dubai-based group firms," said another person. "The airline was found to be paying commissions every year to its general sales agent in Dubai which was also part of a group unit. These may have been aimed at evading taxes to the tune of Rs 800 crore."
Investigators have also found that Jet Airways leased aircraft from "ghost offshore companies" and paid lease rentals to these companies, which in turn diverted the funds to accounts linked to Goyal, alleged a third official.
Besides, the ED has summoned Goyal's alleged aide, Hasmukh Gardi, a non-resident Indian based in Dubai, and has asked him to join the probe. On August 23, the agency had carried out raids at multiple locations, including the residence and offices of the Goyals. It had also carried out raids at the premises of Gardi, who allegedly invested in Goyal's Isle of Man-based Tail Winds Corporation, which had controlled all the financial activities of Jet Airways. "He played a key role in the case and therefore his questioning is necessary to connect the dots," said an official.
In a related development, while probing the alleged FEMA violations by Jet Airways and its group companies, the ED stumbled upon cases of foreign exchange law violations by Gardi's relatives and has summoned them in these cases, said officials. They said these cases are not linked to the probe against Jet Airways.
The probe into Gardi's accounts is said to have revealed that he is a shareholder of British Virgin Islands-based entity, Hanbury Global Limited. "A considerable amount of funds have been parked in tax havens. Gardi's accounts in BVI are among them," said an official.
Gardi is also suspected of having links with the underworld. According to information on the website of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Hanbury Global's intermediary is Mossack Fonseca & Co (UK) Ltd. An intermediary is a go-between for someone seeking an offshore corporation and an offshore service provider, usually a law firm or a middleman that asks an offshore service provider to create an offshore firm for a client.
Meanwhile, multiple revenue and enforcement agencies are probing Jet Airways for alleged irregularities. Other than the ED and the Income Tax department, the ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) is investigating the airline for alleged violations of the Companies Act. The ministry's regional office concluded in a May report that several transactions were of a "suspicious nature". These agencies suspect that the airline siphoned off more than Rs 8,000 crore through "fictitious contracts".
While the current case pertains to the JPPL deal, the ED has confronted Goyal with documents related to 19 privately held companies, of which 14 are registered in India and five abroad, said the people cited earlier.
Based on a request by the MCA, a lookout circular was issued against Naresh Goyal and his wife Anita to ensure that they did not leave the country while the investigations were on. Following this, they were taken off a Dubai-bound plane in Mumbai on May 26.
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Raymond Robert Nagel (May 18, 1927 – January 15, 2015) was an American football player, coach, and college athletics administrator. He was the head football coach at the University of Utah from 1958 to 1965 and the University of Iowa from 1966 to 1970, compiling a career college football coaching record of  (). After coaching, Nagel was the athletic director at Washington State University from 1971 to 1976 and the University of Hawaii at Manoa from 1976 to 1983. From 1990 to 1995, he was the executive director of the Hula Bowl, a college football invitational all-star game in Hawaii.

Early years
Born in Detroit, Michigan, Nagel was raised in Southern California and attended Los Angeles High School during World War II. He played quarterback for the football team and was a third team all-city selection his senior season in 1944. Nagel graduated in 1945 and enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he was a three time letter-winner from 1946 to 1949 as a quarterback and halfback for the Bruins. Nagel played for head coach Red Sanders and was named all-Pacific Coast Conference and UCLA's Most Improved Player. He later earned bachelor's, master's, and law degrees from UCLA and was an assistant coach for the Bruins' football team.

Nagel played one year of professional football at age 26, with the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League (NFL) as a player and scout in 1953. In March 1954, he was hired as assistant coach at the University of Oklahoma under head coach Bud Wilkinson. After a season in Norman, he returned to UCLA as an assistant for three seasons under Sanders.

Head coach

Utah
In January 1958, Nagel was named head coach at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, then a member of the Skyline Conference. Just 30 years old with four young children, he was the youngest major college head coach at the time; he succeeded Jack Curtice, who left after eight seasons for Stanford University. Nagel's salary in 1958 was $12,000, a twenty percent increase from his previous position. Utah had won the conference title in 1957 with junior quarterback Lee Grosscup and sophomore safety Larry Wilson, a future member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Curtice accepted the Stanford job two weeks earlier, but delayed his departure until March to assist Nagel with the transition.

Nagel led the Utes for eight years, from 1958 through 1965. In 1962, he turned down the Nebraska job that eventually went to Bob Devaney, the head coach at conference rival Wyoming. That year Utah joined the new Western Athletic Conference (WAC) as a charter member. Nagel compiled a  () record at Utah; his 1964 team was led by quarterback Pokey Allen, running back Ron Coleman, and receiver Roy Jefferson. They defeated West Virginia  in the Liberty Bowl, played indoors in New Jersey at the Atlantic City convention center, and finished with 9–2 record.

Iowa
Nagel was hired as the 21st head coach of Iowa football in December 1965. At age 38, he had just completed a 3–7 season in his eighth year at Utah, which led some to question his hiring. Some speculated at the time that finding a new coach had been difficult due to the problems which previous head coach Jerry Burns had reportedly experienced with athletic director Forest Evashevski. The Cedar Rapids Gazette reported, "At least four coaches either turned down the Hawkeye job or expressed no desire to talk about it." In five seasons as head coach, Burns' teams won just sixteen games, ending with a 1–9 record and a last place finish in the Big Ten in 1965.

Evy, as he was called, had compiled a 52–27–4 () record as Iowa's head coach from 1952 through 1960. His teams won three Big Ten titles, two Rose Bowls, and finished in the top ten of the final AP Poll five times. Evashevski was understandably a popular figure with Iowa fans, a fact that would change over Nagel's tenure in Iowa City.

Nagel brought a talented coaching staff to Iowa; his assistants included George Seifert and Ted Lawrence. Lawrence had been the coach at Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School, and his son, Larry, was a star quarterback there.

The Hawkeyes were expected to be bad in 1966, and they met expectations. Iowa went 2–8, with the lowlight being a 56–7 blowout loss at second-ranked Michigan State. The Hawks yielded 607 total yards to the Spartans, including 268 rushing yards to tailback Clinton Jones, both Big Ten records. The following season, Iowa won its first game and failed to win another, ending at 1–8–1 in 1967. Its offense was adequate, led by junior Ed Podolak, but the defense was awful, giving up almost four touchdowns a game.

Nagel had a 3–16–1 () record after two years, and he needed a good season in 1968. Behind Podolak and some solid sophomore players, including Larry Lawrence and running back Denny Green, Iowa had one of its best seasons in years. Iowa had one of the most explosive offenses in Big Ten Conference history in 1968. The highlight of the season was a 68–34 win over Northwestern. Iowa had 639 yards of total offense, led by Podolak's 286 rushing yards. Both marks were Big Ten records, breaking the previous records that had been set against the Hawkeyes by Michigan State two years earlier.

The 1968 Hawkeyes broke twenty school and conference offensive records. They broke the Big Ten season scoring record with 256 points in conference games, as well as the record for total offense with a 482 yards per game average. The Hawks smashed Michigan's record of 34.5 points per game in conference play in 1943 by averaging 36.6 points per game. The 1968 Hawks became the highest scoring team in school history, breaking the mark set by the 1900 Hawkeyes. Although Iowa did not have a winning record for a seventh consecutive year, going 5–5 on the season, Iowa's four conference wins were the most for Iowa since 1960. Most Hawkeye fans felt that the team had turned a corner and were expecting big things in 1969, since Iowa had only five senior starters in 1968. Nagel was also optimistic. "I'm not predicting we'll win the Big Ten championship next season, but I definitely feel we'll be in title contention," Nagel said.

The Black Boycott
The late 1960s were volatile, with Vietnam War protests and the civil rights movement gaining full steam. In the spring of 1969, Nagel dismissed Greg Allison and Charles Bolden, both black football players, from the team for "personal problems." He did not, however, rule out reinstating them in the fall. Although Nagel never specified what the personal problems were, it was widely rumored that Allison was having grade problems and that Bolden had had a brush with the law. Six weeks later, Bolden pleaded guilty to a bad check charge and was ordered to make restitution on a number of bad checks.

Jerry Stevens, the president of the Afro-American Student Association of Iowa, had earlier called for negotiations to end what he termed "an intolerable situation" for black athletes at Iowa. Led by Stevens and other members of his group, some black members of the Iowa football team objected to the manner in which Allison and Bolden were dismissed and demanded an apology from Nagel, which he gave. Still, rumors flew that Stevens' group was organizing a "black boycott" of the football team's upcoming spring practice.

Nagel reiterated his longstanding policy with regard to unexcused absences from practice. He had set a precedent on the matter in his first season in 1966 when he dismissed star end Rich O'Hara from the squad when O'Hara failed to appear for practice. That afternoon, sixteen black players boycotted spring practice, and Nagel immediately dismissed them from the team. Only four black players broke the boycott and appeared for spring practice: Mel Morris, Ray Manning, William "Zoom Zoom" Powell, and Don Osby.

Two days later, the newly formed Black Athletes Union presented a letter to several Iowa newspapers. It read, in part, "Brought into focus here is the slave-master relationship. The black athlete, for example, is the gladiator who performs in the arena for the pleasure of the white masses. He is brought from the black colony, typically called high school, which is predominantly black...The black gladiator brought into this oppressive environment, representing approximately one percent of the populace, is trained to razor athletic sharpness and used to thrill the white spectator masses...The requirements of eligibility do not meet those of graduation. Why? Simply because it was not intended that the black athlete graduate. At the end of four years, the black gladiator is tossed back into the colony exhausted from his toil and exploitation in the mother country. It is intended that he be physically exhausted because he potentially represents the greatest threat to this society, politically and revolutionary."

Three days later, it was reported that the seven freshmen who were among the sixteen dismissed black players had disassociated themselves from the BAU and wanted to return to the team. That same day, the BAU released a list of five demands to the university's athletic board, all minor in scope. The following day, the chairman of the athletic board said that Iowa would grant their demands. Further, he stated that he was presented with these demands by a group of black athletes two days before the boycott of practice and had told them then that their requests would be granted. The athletes had been persuaded to boycott anyway.

Spring practice ended with the situation unresolved, and it remained that way until the day before fall practice. Nagel announced that those boycotting players that wanted to be reinstated could make an individual appeal to the team for reinstatement, and that the team would conduct a vote on whether or not to allow them to rejoin the team. Twelve of the sixteen boycotting players appealed for reinstatement, and the team voted to allow seven of them to rejoin the squad. The seven players allowed back on the team included five of the sophomores who had broken from the BAU and just two veterans. One of the two veterans allowed back was Dennis Green, a future college and NFL head coach.

It was announced the following day that one of the black players voted back onto the team would need a season-ending hernia operation. In addition, two white players would also miss the season, one from injuries stemming from a motorcycle accident and one due to academics. These three players, plus the nine black players who were not reinstated, plus Allison and Bolden, made it a total of fourteen players who were expected to play after the 1968 season who would not return in 1969.

The "Black Boycott" left some scars on both sides and may have been the first push toward the ouster of Nagel, who seemed to have turned the corner the previous season. Iowa was 5–5 in 1969; the season was both disappointing and encouraging. The Hawkeyes had failed to post a winning record and did not contend for the Big Ten title, but considering all of the off-season turmoil caused by the boycott, the record could have been worse. Optimism was high for the 1970 season, as there were a lot of young players returning from the 1969 squad.

Feud with Evashevski
Less than twelve months after the Black Boycott, the athletic department found itself in a state of turmoil again. Nagel had one year left on his contract, and he was looking for an extension. Rumors of a feud between Nagel and Evashevski had existed for years. In December 1969, Ted Lawrence, Iowa's freshman coach and the father of Iowa quarterback Larry Lawrence, resigned to take a job in the private sector. Lawrence later blasted Nagel and his coaching staff for having a lack of compassion for their players.

In January 1970, Nagel dismissed offensive line coach Gary Grouwinkel for "disloyalty," which Grouwinkel later revealed was his allegiance to Evy instead of Nagel. Less than one month later, star quarterback Larry Lawrence and fullback Tom Smith quit the team and transferred to Miami, loudly proclaiming that they would never stay and play for Nagel.

About two weeks later, Lawrence's roommate, a non-athlete, submitted to the Iowa Board of Athletics a written statement charging Evy with participating in a rebellion aimed at getting Nagel fired and that would allow Evy to succeed him as head football coach. Lawrence's roommate stated that Lawrence was recruited to gather player support for Nagel's removal, but that Lawrence's efforts were unproductive. Evy vehemently denied the charges, and Iowa's athletic board took no action.

In May 1970, the state auditor of Iowa announced that the athletic department was under investigation for "padded expense accounts." Nagel not only denied wrongdoing but claimed that they were shown how to fill out their expense accounts by Evashevski himself. Charges and counter-charges followed, and after a long investigation, the Iowa Board of Athletics relieved both Evashevski and Nagel of their respective duties on May 19, 1970.

Nagel immediately fired back. "The reason given to me for my dismissal was the general disharmony within the athletic department during the last four months. I cannot be satisfied with this reason...Hasn't there been disharmony for 18 years, through the Paul Brechler, Jerry Burns, and Ray Nagel eras?" Evashevski had been an icon in Iowa, a man who led Iowa to three Big Ten titles and two Rose Bowls, while Nagel had a 13–26–1 () record in four seasons. Nevertheless, strong support was voiced for Nagel across the state of Iowa. Gus Schrader of the Cedar Rapids Gazette wrote, "We have heard dozens of fans say, 'I'd just like to see Nagel coach out his contract without Evashevski looking over his shoulder on every move.'"

Rehiring
The Iowa attorney general submitted a report to the university's board of athletics that stated, in part, "Mr. Evashevski's attitudes and other things he has done all tend to support the view of Coach Nagel and four of his five assistants that this is part of a vendetta against him...(Evashevski) did the university and people of Iowa, many of whom have almost worshipped him, a great disservice."

The support was so strong that a few days later, in what Maury White of the Des Moines Register called an event that "may rank as the most startling reversal since the discovery of the boomerang." Nagel was rehired to serve the last year of his contract, while Evashevski was replaced by Bump Elliott.

Nagel's Hawks were 3–6–1 in 1970 and he was understandably emotionally exhausted. At the awards banquet shortly after the last game, he made a speech praising his seniors and categorizing Iowa's football future as bright. But then his voice wavered, and Nagel said, "I think the sands of time have run out on my coaching career at Iowa. I will no longer be a part of that program. I will not ask for an extension of my contract."

Athletic director
After his public conflict with his athletic director, Nagel never took another head coaching job, but became an accomplished AD himself. He left Iowa in May 1971 to become the athletic director at Washington State of the Pacific-8 Conference.

In his five years at WSU, Nagel spearheaded the creation of the Cougar Club, coordinated fundraising, and served on the NCAA Football Rules Committee from 1973–1976. Among his hires in Pullman were long-time basketball coach George Raveling and football coach Jackie Sherrill. He moved on to the University of Hawaii in June 1976, and served as its director of athletics until 1983.

Nagel left Hawaii to become the executive vice president of the Los Angeles Rams in 1983. He left after just one year and returned to Hawaii in 1984 as vice president of public relations for the Bank of Hawaii, and held that position until 1989. He was then named as the executive director of the Hula Bowl and retired in 1995.

In June 2006, Nagel was inducted into the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Hall of Fame.

Personal
Nagel and his wife Shirley (née Tanner) had five children and lived in retirement in San Antonio, Texas.  He died at age 87 on January 15, 2015.

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At first glance, you might wonder why a whole issue devoted to a restaurant? It's more of a solution, really. At night, we're looking for a place to park our bus, preferably with permission. Even better when it comes with free WiFi, no hassles from police, safe from criminals, easy access to reasonably priced food, and easy highway access.
I have just described Cracker Barrel.
The parking is designed for buses and large RV's, usually there's a sign directing you to the large vehicle parking. The free WiFi comes from any of the adjacent hotels that generally surround a Cracker Barrel. Look beyond the front line items- just this week we found a wall of discounted holiday merchandise- at 70% off.
If you travel, add it to your list of preferred locations. Generally these restaurants are just as described, and they publish a national map for your traveling convenience.
Remember to use your best manners, park out of the way, don't set up your BBQ or stay all day. Better yet, ask if they mind if you stay, after you have dinner. Or, like we end up-rolling in around closing time and taking our choice of spots.
This week, we took them up on their offer to purchase an audio book, then return it when we were done- and they refunded the whole price except for $3.49 for a week's rental (and it's $3.49 per additional week). It's a good deal. I've heard that you can burn a CD to an iPod for easier personal use, but I don't have first hand experience. I'll admit that I was driving about 5 MPH slower on the way to Tucson, so we could hear more of the story we had rented.
Thanks Cracker Barrel, we'll see you for dinner sometime- but sooner than that, we'll be parked out back minding our own business.


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Founder of Molly's Movement
At a Glance: Molly's Movement
established: January 17th, 2017
facebook community: 30K
video subscribers: 70K
video view count: 120 million
Fact: YouTube channel has been picked up worldwide
At the beginning of this year Joey Daley began to film his day-to-day interactions with his mother, Molly, and post the videos on YouTube.
Two or three times a week he picks her up from the nursing home where she lives and takes her out — to the mall, to dinner, to get her hair cut. Simple enough, and yet these videos are incredibly powerful.
Molly has Lewy Body Dementia (LBD).
LBD refers to both dementia as a result of Parkinson's disease, and dementia with Lewy bodies, which are protein deposits in the brain. It is the third most common form of dementia after Alzheimer's and vascular dementia.
In his first video, Joey describes it this way: "You slowly forget how to do everything that you've done your entire life."
Joey started the video series hoping to help people better understand how dementia impacts both the people living with it and their caregivers.
"I had some family members and friends, I could just kind of tell that when I would try to explain to them what she was going through, the things that she was saying, that they just didn't seem like… I just couldn't describe it in words," he told NewLifeOutlook.
"I thought it would just be a handful of people that would follow. I had no idea it would be this big."
"I just felt like it was such an injustice for [people with dementia], because people don't know what they're going through."
A social media account or a blog wasn't going to cut it. "I knew it was going to have to be something drastic … I wanted people to see it in real life."
Joey published his first video in mid January. Since then more than 70,000 people have subscribed to this YouTube channel and his videos have been viewed millions of times.
"I thought it would just be a handful of people … that would follow. I had no idea it would be this big," he says.
The sixth video he published, a few weeks into the project, was the tipping point.
"I Feel Like She Just Died"
In the episode, which over 2 million people have now watched, Joey picks his mother up from the nursing home, and in the car on the way to the mall he asks about a conversation they had previously, when Molly couldn't remember who Joey's father was. She's still not sure.
At the mall they do some shopping, Molly gets her hair cut, and the pair takes photos in a photo booth. Then, over a drink at the food court, Joey asks if Molly knows who his mother is.
"No, I guess... I don't know. Who is she?" she asks.
He asks if she knows who he is, and how they met. She doesn't know, and guesses they met at school. Repeated prompts and questions lead nowhere, and Molly is confused and troubled when Joey starts to cry.
Later, in the car after dropping Molly off at the nursing home, an emotional Joey says it has been the hardest day of his life.
"She knows my name but doesn't know who I am. I tried so hard to get her to tell me who I was … but she just doesn't know.
"I feel like she just died."
I had some family members and friends, I could just kind of tell that when I would try to explain to them what she was going through, the things that she was saying, that they just didn't seem like… I just couldn't describe it in words.
Long Journey to Diagnosis
When she first started showing symptoms of LBD in her mid-50s, Molly's family and doctors thought she had developed depression.
Both of her parents and her sister had passed away within a three-year period, and so when she started having trouble at work, everyone put it down to that.
"We told her to go to the gym, start some hobbies, go out and take a walk. You just make all these suggestions that they can't do," Joey says.
She couldn't keep up with changing technology and the pressure of sales became too much, so she left her job — but things only got worse.
Gradually, she began to struggle with driving, taking medication, cooking, bathing, "until she couldn't really do anything on her own."
Even though her family knew something was wrong for a long time, it took years for Molly to get a diagnosis of LBD.
"It happens a lot with people,' Joey says.
"Early on it's hard to figure out what the problem is, you're just hopping from one doctor to the next. Once it gets bad is how they know 100 percent."
Even then, he says he had no idea how bad things were going to get. In the past two years as the disease has progressed, Molly's decline has sped up.
"The state she's in now, I can see changes weekly, or every couple of weeks," Joey says.
Do you have any advice for those caring for loved ones with dementia?
It's hard just to say, 'Put your feelings aside,' but for me, I don't have to cry often. I think you can train yourself to have your breakdowns when it's needed, but there's no time to have emotional breakdowns all day long. You just have to get the job done and keep your mind as healthy as possible during the process. It really takes practice. You can practice to do anything, and I think it's just staying calm and being patient and just not panicking. When you're not relaxed and calm and patient, then you end up doing things that you shouldn't do. The key really is just patience.
Supportive Community
The reaction to his videos has been overwhelming. Caregivers from all over the world watch Joey and Molly every week, and over 30,000 have joined the Molly's Movement Facebook group.
Members of the group post photos of the loved ones they care for, share their challenges, and send messages of support to one another.
Many caregivers posting and commenting express relief to know that others are going through the same thing they are, and thank Joey for filming his videos and creating the group.
"I knew it was going to have to be something drastic … I wanted people to see it in real life."
Neurology professors have even used the videos in their classrooms, and nursing homes are using them to help train their staff.
Despite helping thousands of people, creating and running Molly's Movement hasn't helped Joey deal with his own struggles at all.
"I think it's actually put more pressure on myself. Now I have a group I feel responsible for.
"I have to live it, I have to edit the videos, and then I have to upload them, read the comments.
"It's really just consuming. Now there's absolutely no downtime at all. But you know, our motto is keep moving forward, so that's all I can do is just keep going.
"I didn't want my mother to die in vain. So at least something good is going to come out of this, and Molly's Movement can go on forever in memory of her, which is what I hope happens."
GetInvolved:
If you care for someone living with dementia, join the Molly's Movement support group on Facebook.
By joining the group you'll receive a notification every time Joey posts a new video, and be able to connect with thousands of other caregivers who truly understand what you're going through.
You may even discover some new coping skills or strategies to help you be a better caregiver. Even if you don't want to share your own experiences with the group, reading what others post and watching Joey's videos will help you to see that you're not alone.
Visit: mollysmovement.com
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