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Strategic Development Committee Charts NASO Course
IT’SIT’S OFFICIALOFFICIAL FOR MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SPORTS OFFICIALS JANUARY 2011 Strategic Development Committee Charts NASO Course he most successful associations on the first SDC to make sure we SDC MEMBERS not only look at what they are didn’t lose sight of where we’ve been T • Patty Viverito, chair, commissioner of doing for their membership in the while were trying to get where we’re Missouri Valley Football Conference, present, but also try to look forward trying to go. current NASO board member and chart a course for future growth “Then, we included a group of • Bill Carollo, coordinator of officials for and development of the group. people who are more the present. the Midwest Football Officials Alliance, NASO is no different, and to that They are current board members and former NFL referee, current NASO end, it reconvened the Strategic people who have a great look at board treasurer Development Committee (SDC) to what’s going on now within NASO • Ronnie Carter, retired executive examine the association’s current and our industry. Then we looked at director, Tennessee Secondary School status and future goals. what the missing piece was, and we Athletic Association, former NASO The committee (see sidebar) decided that was technology, so we board member includes NASO board members, added someone who could solve that. • Dave Dodge, retired college experts from other industries who We populated the group with people basketball official, president and CEO have a tie to officiating and a member who no matter which direction we of Palmetto Hospital Trust, former NASO board member of the NASO staff. -
Super Bowl Notes, Quotes & Anecdotes
Super Bowl Notes, Quotes & Anecdotes Contents Super Bowl XL . .Page 118 America’s Undeclared National Holiday . .Page 122 The Country’s Most Important Sporting Event . .Page 123 The Game, The Teams, The Players . .Page 125 Economic and Marketing Impact . .Page 128 Television-Radio/Advertising . .Page 132 International Mega Event . .Page 137 Media/Internet . .Page 139 Super Bowl Ring/Trophy . .Page 140 Super Bowl Week—Pregame, Halftime & Postgame Events . .Page 141 Statistics . .Page 143 Super Bowl Miscellany . .Page 145 117 SUPER BOWL XL “The Super Bowl may literally be SUPER BOWL XL America’s new Mardi Gras.” Notes, Quotes & Anecdotes —Mark Rosentraub, author of “The International Economics of Sports” “MY GOD, THE COUNTRY’S MOST IMPORTANT SPORTING EVENT IT’S THE “With all due respect for baseball, this is SUPER BOWL!” really America’s sport.” —Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice —Seahawks owner Paul Allen “For me, I have to be there. It’s my claim to fame.” “More American women watched Super —Tom Henschel, who has attended Bowl XXXIX (in 2005) than the Oscars.” ECONOMIC AND MARKETING all 40 Super Bowls —USA Today IMPACT “I know people who will walk to Detroit “They are coming from everywhere. “Nationally, the economic impact of the for tickets to Super Bowl XL,” said a They are crawling from under the rocks. game is in the billions of dollars—from Steelers fan looking for tickets. They are coming out of the woods.” sales of TV’s and recliners the week —Seattle Times —Steelers running back Willie Parker before (a five-fold increase) to antacids on Super Bowl XL ticket requests the day after (a 20% spike).” —Wall Street Journal “AFTER 40 YEARS, WE’VE ARRIVED “I say now it’s the most important sport- ing event in the world.” Detroit’s Super Ecomonic Boost AT THE ROMAN NUMERALS THAT —Jerry Green, The Detroit News Hosting Super Bowl XL provided a DESCRIBE PRECISELY WHAT THE $273.9-million economic boost to the “If I couldn’t go to anything anymore Detroit area, according to a study by a SUPER BOWL IS ALL ABOUT—XL. -
Follies Best Ever Series Super Bowl Related
FOLLIES THE NFL TV FOLLIES (1987, 70 minutes) Imagine a 24-hour football channel. Now imagine Jonathan Winters starring as the host in parodies including “Masterpunt Theatre” and “Mr. Fumble‟s Funhouse.” SON OF FOOTBALL FOLLIES (1976, 22 minutes) Features the voice characterizations of Mel Blanc to follies of Referees, The Game of Emotion, Wide Receivers, Collisions, Bad Weather, and more. LEGENDS OF THE FALL (1980, 22 minutes) The first “Best Ever” program produced. Consists of an exciting look at the candidates and winners for the title of the best ever NFL quarterback, runner and team. Highlights Fran Tarkenton, Roger Staubach, Johnny Unitas, Gale Sayers, O.J. Simpson, Jim Brown, Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers. Tape ID: 06423 BEST EVER SERIES THE NFL‟S BEST EVER COACHES (1980, 46 minutes) Tape ID: 04457 THE NFL‟S BEST EVER QUARTERBACKS (1985, 46 minutes) Tape ID: 06308 THE NFL‟S BEST EVER RUNNERS (1985, 46 minutes) Tape ID: 06307 SUPER BOWL RELATED SUPER STARS OF THE SUPER BOWLS (1995, 45 minutes) Celebrates the men who shone brightest when it mattered most. Features Joe Namath, Joe Montana, John Riggins, Max McGee, Steve Young and legendary teams like the undefeated Dolphins and the bruising „85 Bears. Tape ID: 50430 HISTORY THE DEFENDERS (24 minutes) A look at defensive styles and stars in the mid-1970‟s. Tape ID: 10290 THE FABULOUS FIFTIES, VOLUME I (50 minutes) Tape ID: 04763 THE FABULOUS FIFTIES, VOLUME II (1987, 50 minutes) Includes Bobby Layne, the “Alley Oop” pass, Ollie Matson, Dallas Texans/Baltimore Colts. Tape ID: 04764 GREAT NFL TEAMS OF THE „80‟S (1991, 49 minutes) Includes the 49ers, Raiders and Redskins. -
By Peter Jackel
feature-gwa 6/26/07 11:09 AM Page 1 feature-gwa 6/26/07 11:10 AM Page 2 By Peter Jackel In the same shadows and light images of eventual Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback John where he made a pledge to his Huarte working his magic for Notre Dame were beaming from the little girl one autumn afternoon television. in 1964, Jerry Markbreit reflects Captivated by the magnitude of the game and inspired by the on what has been a charmed, relentless spirit that would elevate him to such enormous heights fulfilling life. in the coming years, Markbreit turned to four-year-old Betsy, the He remembers when he was younger of his two daughters, and almost compulsively revealed 29 years old and had returned the promise he had made to himself. from officiating a high school “Some day, I’m going to be working those games that you’re football game between Luther watching on television,” Markbreit declared. LEE CALKINS South and the Harvard School “Some day” came less than a year later. Betsy Markbreit for Boys. As he unpacked his answered the phone on July 11, 1965. She assumed it was a hoax dirty, sweaty uniform from a bag since her daddy’s officiating friends were known to make crank in the rec room of his tri-level calls to him. Without placing her hand over the phone she said, home in the Chicago suburb of “Dad, someone on the phone is pretending to be Bill Reed.” Jerry Markbreit’s ability to control a game, precise mechanics and eloquence on the microphone are legendary. -
Super Bowl Notes, Quotes & Anecdotes
Super Bowl Notes, Quotes & Anecdotes Contents Super Bowl XXXIX . .Page 116 America’s Undeclared National Holiday . .Page 118 The Country’s Most Important Sporting Event . .Page 119 The Game, The Teams, The Players . .Page 121 Economic and Marketing Impact . .Page 124 Television-Radio/Advertising . .Page 128 International Mega Event . .Page 133 Media/Internet . .Page 135 Super Bowl Ring/Trophy . .Page 136 Super Bowl Week—Pregame, Halftime & Postgame Events . .Page 137 Statistics . .Page 139 Super Bowl Miscellany . .Page 140 115 SUPER BOWL XXXIX “We’ll get about 100,000 visitors, more (133.0 million) as FOX’s most-watched SUPER BOWL XXXIX than 100 million U.S. television viewers, program in the network’s 19-year history. Notes, Quotes & Anecdotes and a potential worldwide audience of about 1 billion watching the Super Bowl Why Do You Watch? broadcast.” Why do you watch the Super Bowl? —Florida Times-Union • 92.1%—For the game • 5.6%—For the commercials “Sales have been nothing short of • 0.9%—For the halftime show amazing. We’ve broken every record in • 0.3%—Peer pressure 31 years (of business), hitting numbers • 1.2%—I don’t watch the Super Bowl that we only dreamed of.” —John Smith, owner of Jacksonville Super Host City America’s Most Significant Beach’s Sports Mania store on sales According to a SurveyUSA poll: Sporting Event during Super Bowl XXXIX • 75% of adults from the city of “Here’s something I’ve learned. At a Jacksonville thought the city did a time when this country has never been “There should be no class on the Mon- good job as host city for Super Bowl more divided philosophically, socio- day after the Super Bowl.” XXXIX. -
June 20, 2019 | Issue
Inside the Moon Powder Puff A2 Owls A3 Corgi Fest A7 P.I.E A16 Live Music A18 Issue 792 The 27° 37' 0.5952'' N | 97° 13' 21.4068'' W Photo by Debbie Noble Island Free The voiceMoon of The Island since 1996 June 20, 2019 Weekly www.islandmoon.com FREE Around Port Approves The Island Design By Dale Rankin Contract for Storms before sunup followed by blast furnace days have been the story this week on our little sandbar. We’re Harbor Island rolling into the heart of the heat season and this year feels a little different. Tanker Facility We’ve always said that what happens The Port of Corpus Christi this week on The Island leaves on Sunday, but A cow stands in front of a barge left on San Jose Island by Hurricane Harvey approved a $4.8 million agreement that doesn’t seem to be the case this for final design of the Very Large year as Tuesday afternoons on the Crude Carrier port at Harbor Island. beach seems almost as crowded as PIPOA Recount Attack of the Birds! On Tuesday the board approved Saturdays. A beach drive on Monday a Service Order in the Amount of morning found plenty of sunbathers and Resignation $4,890,000 with Lloyd Engineering, and walkers. It’s sort of like the tide By Dale Rankin Inc., for “Engineering Services of late, it comes in and sort of just associated with the Final Design of hangs around. It seems like the new No sooner was a recount of the March the Harbor Island Dock and Berth normal. -
Three Arches!
Inside the Moon Parrotheads A2 Biz Briefs A9 Fishing A11 Beauty on the Beach A12 Live Music A16 Issue 895 The 27° 37' 0.5952'' N | 97° 13' 21.4068'' W Photo by Debbie Noble Island Free The voiceMoon of The Island since 1996 June 10, 2021 Weekly www.islandmoon.com FREE By the numbers Three Arches! Memorial Day Weekend Editor’s note: The following numbers were presented to the By Dale Rankin Corpus Christi City Council by The summer heat crept in from the the CEO of the Corpus Christi Wild Horse Desert this week and Visitors Bureau Bret Oetting in its gave us a hint of what is coming meeting on Tuesday, June 8. The when summer officially kicks in two numbers regarding hotel price and weeks from now. Temperatures are occupancy do not include up and so are the numbers of people Short-Term rentals. coming OTB. Using the Port Aransas ferry has pretty much been removed 150,000 visitors to Corpus from the list of options for Islanders Christi area during Memorial heading OTB these days as the wait Day Weekend times in both directions even on 18,500 Average number of weekdays stretch to an hour or more. vehicles per hour arriving over What used to be considered holiday the JFK Causeway traffic is now Wednesday traffic. 40,000 pounds of beach trash Water Exchange Bridge picked up The last two arches in the northbound 1656 Beach Permits sold side of the Water Exchange Bridge 16,400 Visitors to Texas State went up this week giving us a glimpse Three arches on the North bbound lane side of the Water Exchange Bridge are now in place of what the final structure will look Aquarium (most ever in a single like. -
La Última Llamada)
Jerry Markbreit. La ultima llamada. Jerry Markbreit. La ultima llamada. LAST CALL (La última llamada) Memorias de un Réferi de la NFL. Jerry Markbreit And Alan Steiberg Traducido por: Francisco J. Reyes R. (Vikingo) Dedicado con todo mi aprecio para todos aquellos que quieren llegar a ser perfectos. Gracias Jerry por enseñarnos el camino. Agosto-2013 1 www.oficiales.org www.oficiales.org 1 Jerry Markbreit. La ultima llamada. Jerry Markbreit. La ultima llamada. To my wife, Roberta, my daughters, Kathy and Betsy, and the men and women who spend the better part of their lives officiating Sports. A special dedication to my good friend Charlie Stacey. Jerry Markbreit. Jerry. Thank you for being so brave in order to write this book. This work should be considered as a must read for every person that would like to take the risk into the amazing world of officiating. I use it as a Manual in order to not forget that there will always be something to learn, and that the only sure way to grow in this profession is to accept and learn from your mistakes. The translation to Spanish was made in order to bring closer your ideas to my Mexican colleagues which rarely apply those principles. This sport is great thanks to people like you!. Gracias por atreverte a escribir este libro que debería ser un manual de arbitraje obligatorio a todos los que piensan que no cometen errores y que creen que lo sa- ben todo y que es imposible que alguien les enseñe algo acerca del arbitraje, muy especialmente a los árbitros de México.