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Threatening in English
A mixed method approach
Julia Muschalik
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Threatening is among the less pleasant "things we do with words", but, together with other conflictive speech acts, it seems to play a central role in communication. Yet, little is still known about how and when exactly speakers threaten. The present volume addresses this void by giving an in-depth analysis of the form and function of this speech act. A set of authentic threat utterances is used to probe questions on the linguistic repertoire employed and the different objectives speakers pursue with their threats. Based on the central findings, a classification of two types of threats is proposed, each with distinctive formal and functional properties. The analysis employs a mixed method approach with a two-fold aim; by combining a qualitative discussion of examples with the application of innovative statistical methodology, the findings allow new insights into research on threats and, simultaneously, offer new perspectives on general research methodology.
[Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 284] 2018. xiv, 246 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins
https://doi.org/10.1075/pbns.284
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Chapter 2. Threatening: Basic concepts and issues
Chapter 3. Data & methodology
Chapter 4. The form of threats
Chapter 5. The function of threats
Chapter 6. Conclusion
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Cal Whiting Opens Pedego Electric Bikes Calgary
Pedego Calgary owner Cal Whiting has a history of taking jobs and starting businesses that allow him to ride bicycles. The avid mountain biker started out as a photographer before switching lanes in the mid-90s to become a bike messenger. He now owns a mail management and shipping company in Calgary, and while some of his couriers still ride bikes, he no longer works on a bike. Instead, he's started another business selling bikes. He says opening a Pedego Electric Bike store will help him, and his customers spend more time riding and he couldn't be happier. We recently had a chat with him about life and bicycling.
Hey Cal. When did your love of bikes start?
I grew up on Vancouver Island riding all kinds of crazy clunkers and got hooked on BMX and road bikes in junior high school. I got my first (all steel) mountain bike while at photography school in Victoria and remember bike touring to Salt Spring Island on it. I fell in love with big mountain riding when I moved to Alberta, but all our rides consisted of four hours of climbing for 45 minutes of descending. I've always loved the downhill flow, but with a Pedego going uphill is fun now too!
Why did you decide to open a Pedego Electric Bikes store?
To support my Pedego habit! Seriously, so I can ride more bikes, have fun, and get paid doing it. That was the reason I became a bicycle messenger at 25, and my motivation is the same 25 years later. That's the beauty of electric bikes, they allow you to keep riding and having fun.
What was your first experience with a Pedego bike?
I read an article about Pedego in Electric Bike Action. I was in Victoria visiting my Mom last year and spotted a Pedego store there. I checked it out and thought that the branded store model was cool and chatted with Charles (Turner). They didn't have any bikes for rent as it was still pre-season, so I phoned Mike Clyde (of Pedego Canada) and visited him in Nelson, BC. for a test ride. I bombed up and down the very steep hills all around his place on the Ridge Rider and I was sold.
Calgary is a big city. Where are you located?
We're downtown in the Eau Claire Market beside Prince's Island Park and the Bow River and on the bike pathway which runs for hundreds of kilometres all around the city. From our store you can ride a quick loop to Edworthy Park and back or go East to visit the Calgary Zoo and beyond.
Where do you like to ride your Pedego?
Everywhere! I live by Nose Hill Park, where the land is left over from the glacial age and there are some sweet single-track trails for mountain biking. To the south is Fish Creek Park which has tons of paved paths. The Glenmore reservoir also makes for a phenomenal loop and takes you past Heritage Park Historical Village. Bragg Creek is my favourite place to take my Pedego Ridge Rider, and there is also world class biking in Kananaskis Country and in Canmore and Banff too. I can't wait for the new 2018 Pedego Elevate dual suspension mountain bike to arrive!
We heard that your Dad was kinda famous.
He (Aussie Whiting) was a successful press and sports photographer in Montreal and met and photographed a lot of famous people during his career. I followed him around and took my first front page newspaper shot at 14, so caught the photography bug early. When Dad passed away in 1989 I covered his job briefly but headed back out west when the newspaper folded.
OK, back to the store. Why do you think Calgarians need more electric bikes?
Because Pedego electric bikes are a blast to ride! They will get you off the couch, and you'll get out of urban congestion and out of traffic faster riding a Pedego. In Calgary, we've got a lot of residential towers in the inner city and many people are now living without a car. They can use a Pedego electric bike as a viable alternative to get around.
Your store is opening for Bike to Work Day 2018. What can we expect?
Pedego Calgary will be a venue for people to not only see but also experience Pedego electric bikes. Most people don't know much about them, and while we can answer all their technical questions, it isn't until you try one for the first time that you really get it. The smile says it all.
If your company was an animal, what would it be?
A moose, running (and biking) wild in the Canadian Rockies.


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European Standards of Judicial Independence in Lithuania
Journal East European Yearbook on Human Rights, Issue 1 2021
Keywords judicial independence, selection of judges, appointment of judges, rule of law, mutual trust
Authors Vygantė Milašiūtė and Skirgailė Žalimienė
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The article examines the procedure for selection and appointment of judges in Lithuania in the light of the European standards of judicial independence. Both the Council of Europe and the European Union (EU) legal materials are relied on. The procedural role of different actors, the criteria for assessment of candidates, the question of judicial review of selection and appointment decisions as well as the problem of delays of judicial appointments are also examined. Even though the Lithuanian system for the selection and appointment of judges has been assessed favourably by European institutions, certain elements of the system are questionable. However, as long as these deficiencies are not systemic and do not raise issues of the rule of law in the sense of EU law, they would not negatively affect the operation of the EU law-based mutual trust instruments with respect to Lithuania. A suggestion is made that paying more attention to non-systemic deficiencies of judicial independence and the rule of law in EU member states could be beneficial for improving the protection of individual rights.
Vygantė Milašiūtė
Vygantė Milašiūtė: Associate professor at Vilnius University, Faculty of Law.
Skirgailė Žalimienė
Skirgailė Žalimienė: Associate professor at Vilnius University, Faculty of Law.
Human Rights Practice Review
Authors Viktor Kundrák and Maroš Matiaško
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Viktor Kundrák
Viktor Kundrák works for the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) as a Hate Crime Officer. He is also a PhD candidate at Charles University in Prague. The views in this article are his own and do not necessarily represent those of ODIHR.
Maroš Matiaško
Maroš Matiaško is a PhD candidate at Palacky University and Essex University. He is a chair of the Forum for Human Rights (NGO based in Prague) and human rights attorney at law.
The Question of Jurisdiction
The Impact of Ultra Vires Decisions on the ECJ's Normative Power and Potential Effects for the Field of Data Protection
Keywords ECJ, German Constitutional Court, principle of proportionality, primacy of EU law, data protection, principle of conferral, ultra vires judgments
Authors Carsten M. Wulff
The ultra vires judgment of the German Constitutional Court on the debt security purchasing of the ECB system sent shockwaves throughout Europe. Some scholars see the legal framework, specifically the principle of the supremacy of the European Union in danger. This article argues that the judgment is a challenge for Luxembourg; however, there have been warning signs from the Czech Republic and Denmark that constitutional courts will not shy away from criticizing, when the ECJ oversteps its jurisdiction. The author argues that the judgment may weaken the overall normative power of the court and will assess whether a similar judgment could occur in the field of data protection and national security exceptions. The only way back to normality will be for the court to ensure it does not overstep its jurisdiction and the European Institutions unconditionally backing the ECJ in the expected upcoming conflict with the constitutional courts of Member States.
Carsten M. Wulff
PhD Student, Tallinn University, Estonia.
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Dr. Tetyana Antsupova
Dr. Habil, Judge of the Supreme Court Grand Chamber (Ukraine).
Politics and Pragmatism
The Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation and Its 20 Years of Engagement with the European Convention on Human Rights
Keywords Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, European Court of Human Rights, Russia
Authors Bill Bowring
After the highly controversial YUKOS judgment of 19 January 2017, on 23 May 2017 the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation (CCRF) delivered a warmly received judgment, in which the provisions of the administrative offences legislation prohibiting stateless persons to challenge the reasonableness of their detention in special detention facilities was found to be unconstitutional. The CCRF was addressed by leading Russian human rights advocates. The judgment referred not only to Article 22 of the Russian Constitution but also to the analogous Article 5 of the ECHR. The judgment paid special attention to case-law: Guzzardi v. Italy (1980), Kemmache v. France (1994), Kurt v. Turkey (1998), Aleksei Borisov v. Russia (2015), and Z.A. v. Russia (2017), as well as Alim v. Russia (2011), Shakurov v. Russia (2012) and Azimov v. Russia (2013). Indeed, Strasbourg jurisprudence has played a central role in the development of the CCRF's jurisprudence since Russia's ratification of the ECHR in 1998. This article analyses and seeks to explain what in the author's view is the CCRF's serious engagement with a body of pan-European quasi-constitutional law, with which Russian jurists feel surprisingly comfortable and experienced. Is there really a cultural incompatibility between Russian and 'Western' approaches to human rights law?
Bill Bowring
Professor of Law, Birkbeck College, University of London.
Victims' Right to Reparation in Light of Institutional and Financial Challenges
The International Criminal Court and the Reparation for the Victims of the Bogoro Massacre
Keywords Bogoro massacre (DRC), International Criminal Court, Katanga case, reparation, victims
Authors Péter Kovács
The aim of the article is the presentation of the recently issued documents – the 'Order for reparation' issued by the Trial Chamber II of the ICC and the document called 'Notification', recently adopted by the Trust Fund for Victims of the ICC – which are important first and foremost in the reparation procedure of the victims of the Bogoro massacre, subsequent to the case The Prosecutor v. Germain Katanga. Second, these documents will also have a considerable impact on the reparation procedures to be carried out by the ICC in the future. The reader can also see the interactions between classic sources of public international law and those norms which are very difficult to be characterized legally but without a doubt play a very important role during the procedure.
Péter Kovács
Professor of international law at the Péter Pázmány Catholic University, Budapest, and judge of the International Criminal Court (2015-2024).
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The French language evolved from a Vulgar Latin, "vulgar" referring not to the modern definition of the word ("dirty or uncouth"), but rather "popular or common." Thus French grew from a Latinized popular Italo-Celtic dialect. The language also still contains about 200 words of Gaulish origin. The name of the language itself comes from the Old French name, franceis (sometimes written francesc). As the area of France was once conquered by Germanic tribes, the language includes both words and grammatical structure that derive from Germanic dialects as well.
Around 1300, modern French began to emerge: Old French dropped away as the lingua franca and became a language of literature.


At the time of my SCAD event, I was a 43-year-old active single mother of three living in Norway. I had always tried to stay relatively fit. I ate a balanced diet and I have never smoked. I drank alcohol on occasions.
On the evening of 1 May 2013, I experienced my first symptoms. The children were in bed and I suddenly felt unwell, but in no particular pain. I tried to shake off the unwell feeling by keeping busy, but I continued to feel really strange and unwell.
Then things suddenly got worse. My left arm became very heavy and I felt a tightening in my jaw. I asked my neighbour for advice and we decided to call the emergency services. They arrived within 10 minutes and they confirmed it was a heart problem and that I would need to be admitted to hospital.
On the morning of 2 May, I recall being violently sick. I was taken for a coronary angiogram and was immediately referred to theatre for emergency open heart surgery. The angiogram had shown an acute dissection. There were complications during the surgery which meant not only did the operation take a lot longer than planned, I had to undergo a second operation, and the closing of the sternum was delayed by 24 hours.
I wasn't stable enough to be moved from intensive care to a cardio intensive observation ward until 10 May. After being moved from post op, however, I contracted an infection which meant that I had to be put on strong antibiotics.
A couple of weeks later I was able to start some physio. We started off easy by moving me out of bed to a chair. I felt like I had run a marathon. The goal was to be able to climb a flight of stairs. Only then could I be discharged.
At the end of May I was was moved to a rehabilitation home, where I stayed for two weeks. This gave me time to get my body back into normal routines and continue my physio before going home and having to fend for myself.
By the middle of June I was home with my kids. My mum stayed with me for three months. As I wasn't allowed to drive she did all the errands with the kids and food shopping and much more. My siblings also flew over from England to take a turn to help out. Friends and family here all rallied around and I will be eternally grateful to everyone for being there when I needed them all the most.
By October 2013 I was able to do a phased return to work and after six months I was back working 9-3 as I did before my SCAD event.
My cardiologist in Oslo has since informed me based on the results letter, that my body has redirected the blood flow discarding the bypass. Although slightly concerned at first, I have faith in that the body is doing its best to heal itself.


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by: Courtney Ward
Posted: Jul 14, 2022 / 10:34 PM EDT
Updated: Jul 14, 2022 / 10:42 PM EDT
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The order to vacate for some residents at Summit Towers in Schenectady has been lifted. People who lived in the part of the building that suffered from a crumbling façade are back in their homes Thursday.
Officials said a pedestrian sidewalk bridge has been installed until there is a permanent fix of the façade.
The city said the brick veneer is in the courtyard area of the building and affects four floors on that side of the building. The city's chief building inspector said the brick in the affected area needs to be removed to check the structural integrity of the building.
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Surajbhan Singh is a former member of parliament (MP) of India. He was elected to the parliament from Bihar contesting on a ticket from Lok Janshakti Party (LJP). His wife, Veena Devi, is a MP from Munger parliamentary constituency on a LJP ticket. He is a very controversial figure.
He was born in Balia Bihar in Begusarai. He belongs to Bhumihar caste.
He was elected MLA from the Balia seat then became MP for Munger on a LJP ticket. Currently he is debarred from contesting due to conviction in the Brij Behari Prasad murder case. His wife is MP for the seat at present, having defeated Lalan Singh of the Janata Dal (United) party.
He is also a contractor. He has taken the huge contract of Indian Railways. He also takes contracts of bigger road project in Bihar.
Surajbhan Singh was alleged to have shot and killed Rami Singh, a resident of Maturapur village in Begusarai district on 16 January 1992. On 24 June 2008, he was found guilty by a Bihar court.


There was never one shred of evidence that O.J. was being framed because he was black. There was no evidence that people wanted to convict him because he was black. There was a lot of evidence that he got special treatment because he was a celebrity. The only racism involved in the trial was by a lawyer that tried to create a racial issue, because that was the only way to distract from his clients guilt. The media played up racism, and by jurors who finally gave in to their inherent racism, and thus they set a guilty man free, and chose to ignore the facts in the case. It wasn't even close. If O.J. had been white, and Nicole and Ron had been black, he would have been convicted.
The media loved to study the racial breakdown and how blacks and whites felt differently (70% of Whites thought he was guilty, 70% of Blacks thought he was innocent). I saw no studies where they broke it down based on education. I suspect that the educated Blacks would have thought he was guilty, and a large percentage of the whites who thought he was innocent would have had lesser-educated. They didn't really break it down by age. I suspect again, that those from O.J.'s football career days were more likely to ignore reason for the sake of their memories. They didn't really do gender differences in view, much. The press and the Democrats made it the issue that they wanted to make it into, something that polarized and divided us -- and some naively bought into it. When it was really poor OJ... he was cleaning his knife when it went off.
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Earnings season is well underway and for the most part, the results have been positive. Of the S&P 500 companies that have reported, nearly 75% have beat or met their analyst expectations. Tuesday saw markets cheer on good news regarding Spanish debts, as major benchmarks had one of their best days of the year. But with both Spain and Italy in massive amounts of debt, not to mention Portugal and Ireland, it seems that euro fears will infect the market sooner or later. For now, investors will have a few more weeks to focus on earnings from the strongest opening quarter in nearly 14 years, and that trend will continue today [see also The Best (and Worst) Performing Commodities From Q1].
After market close, Microsoft (MSFT) will be reporting their most recent quarter's earnings, as a number of eyes will be fixated on the tech giant. This quarter has seen some big news from Microsoft, as they released a preview of their upcoming Windows 8 software. The company has aggressive goals for the new software, as it will be used in phones, computers, and tablets. One source cites that "Microsoft hopes to push Apple's worldwide tablet market share to under 50 percent by the middle of 2013″ as Windows 8 will be used in a new 32-bit tablet computer [see also ETFs To Bet Against Apple].
Analysts are expecting EPS to come in at 0.58 with revenues topping $17 billion. MSFT has climbed nearly 11% in the past three months as most stocks have been enjoying strong momentum. Today's report will mark third quarter earnings, and there will be several trends to watch for. "Net income fell 0.2% in the second quarter from the year earlier, while the figure rose 6.1% in the first quarter, 30% in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal year and 30.6% in the third quarter of the last fiscal year" writes Narrative Science. Note that earnings will not be released until after the market closes today, but investors will want to take a position prior to the announcement, as the stock will gap upon opening Friday morning.
With this major earnings announcement on tap, today's ETF to watch will be the QQQ Fund (QQQ). This ETF measures the 100 largest non-financial firms on the Nasdaq, and has been able to amass more than $33 billion in assets and a daily trading volume of over 49 million. Microsoft is the second biggest holding in QQQ, accounting for around 9.3% of the fund, giving it a heavy influence over this tech-ETF. If earnings come in lower than expected, look for QQQ to struggle for the week-ending session, but if figures beat the Street's estimates, as they have done each of the last four quarters, this fund could be in for a strong day [see also The 10 Most Actively Traded ETFs In The World].


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/*
 * (C) 2015-2016 Augustin Cavalier
 * All rights reserved. Distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
 */
#include "Phoenix.h"

#include <clocale>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

#include "build/Generators.h"
#include "build/LanguageInfo.h"
#include "build/Target.h"

#include "script/Interpreter.h"
#include "script/Debugger.h"
#include "script/Stack.h"

#include "util/FSUtil.h"
#include "util/StringUtil.h"
#include "util/PrintUtil.h"
#include "util/TermUtil.h"

using std::vector;
using std::string;
using std::cerr;

void printUsage(string program, bool full)
{
	cerr << "Phoenix, version " PHOENIX_VERSION << ". ";
	cerr << "(C) 2015-2017 Augustin Cavalier." << std::endl << std::endl;
	cerr << "Usage: " << std::endl;
	cerr << "\t" << program << " [options] <path/to/source> [<path/to/build/directory = .>]" << std::endl;
	//cerr << "\t" << program << " [options] <path/to/build/directory = .>" << std::endl; // TODO

	if (!full)
		return;
	cerr << "Options: " << std::endl;

	cerr << "\t-G<generator>\t\tBuild system generator to use; possibilities:" << std::endl;
	string defGen = Generators::defaultName();
	vector<string> list = Generators::list();
	for (string genName : list) {
		cerr << "\t\t" << genName;
		if (genName == defGen)
			cerr << " (default)";
		cerr << std::endl;
	}
	cerr << "\t-S<secondary>\t\tSecondary (IDEs, etc.) generator to use; possibilities:" << std::endl;
	list = Generators::listSecondary();
	for (string genName : list)
		cerr << "\t\t" << genName << std::endl;

	// cerr << "\t-X<target>\tCross-compile to <target>." << std::endl; // TODO
	cerr << "\t-C:<lang>:<compiler>\tPreferred compiler for <lang> to use." <<
		std::endl;
	cerr << "\t--debugger\tLaunch into the interactive Phoenix script debugger." <<
		std::endl;
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
	setlocale(LC_ALL, "C"); // Force C locale
	TermUtil::init(); // Set up the terminal, if we're on a TTY

	vector<string> arguments(argv, argv + argc);

	if (arguments.size() < 2) {
		printUsage(arguments[0], false);
		cerr << std::endl;
		cerr << "Run '" << arguments[0] << " --help' for full usage information.";
		cerr << std::endl;
		return 1;
	}

	string buildDirectory = ".", sourceDirectory, generator;
	vector<string> secondaryGenerators;
	bool debugger = false;
	for (vector<string>::size_type i = 1; i < arguments.size(); i++) {
		string arg = arguments[i];
		if (arg == "--help") {
			printUsage(arguments[0], true);
			return 0;
		} else if (arg == "--debugger") {
			debugger = true;
		} else if (StringUtil::startsWith(arg, "-C:")) {
			vector<string> item = StringUtil::split(arg, ":");
			if (item.size() != 3) {
				PrintUtil::error("-C passed but did not have the expected -C:<lang>:<compiler> syntax.");
				return 1;
			}
			LanguageInfo::sPreferredCompiler.insert({item[1], item[2]});
		} else if (StringUtil::startsWith(arg, "-G")) {
			generator = arg.substr(2);
		} else if (StringUtil::startsWith(arg, "-S")) {
			secondaryGenerators.push_back(arg.substr(2));
		} else if (sourceDirectory.empty() || buildDirectory == ".") {
			// Assume it's a path.
			if (!sourceDirectory.empty())
				buildDirectory = arg;
			else
				sourceDirectory = arg;
		} else {
			PrintUtil::error("unrecognized option '" + arg + "'.");
			return 1;
		}
	}

	if (sourceDirectory.empty() || buildDirectory.empty()) {
		PrintUtil::error("no source directory specified");
		return 1;
	}
	if (generator.empty())
		generator = Generators::defaultName();

	// Directory setup
	FSUtil::mkdir("PhoenixTemp");

	Script::Stack* stack = new Script::Stack();
	Target::addGlobalFunction(stack);
	LanguageInfo::sStack = stack;
	stack->addSuperglobal("Compilers", Script::MapObject(new Script::ObjectMap()));

	try {
		Generator* gen = Generators::create(generator, secondaryGenerators);
		if (gen == nullptr) {
			FSUtil::rmdir("PhoenixTemp");
			return 1;
		}
		if (!gen->check()) {
			FSUtil::rmdir("PhoenixTemp");
			return 1;
		}

		if (!debugger) {
			Script::Run(stack, sourceDirectory);
		} else {
			Script::Debugger(stack, sourceDirectory);
		}

		std::cout << "generating build files for " << generator;
		for (string gen : secondaryGenerators)
			std::cout << ", " + gen;
		std::cout << "... ";
		gen->setBuildScriptFiles(StringUtil::join(arguments, " "), stack->inputFiles());
		for (Target* target : Target::targets)
			target->generate(gen);
		gen->write();
		std::cout << "done" << std::endl;
	} catch (Script::Exception e) {
		e.print();
		FSUtil::rmdir("PhoenixTemp");
		return e.fType;
	}

	// Deinitialization
	FSUtil::rmdir("PhoenixTemp");
	delete stack;

	return 0;
}

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Hee Haw: 50 Years Later
BY David Hofstede
An anniversary "sa-loot" to the music, the jokes, and the Honeys of Kornfield Kounty.
"The most irrelevant, stupid, and ghastly program in recent history." That was the Los Angeles Times assessment of Hee Haw after its first episode aired on June 15, 1969. Other reviews were not as encouraging.
And yet, from such humble beginnings emerged a series that survived long enough to sink into the DNA of multiple generations. Maybe you don't recall that Hee Haw was a weekly institution for three decades, or that the reruns have played on RFD-TV since 2008. But if you're flipping channels and spot Archie Campbell standing in front of a picket fence singing "Where oh where are you tonight?" the rest of the song will come right back, with happy memories of corny jokes and beautiful girls and wonderful, wonderful music.
"It was like my second family," says cast member Misty Rowe. "Kornfield Kounty was this wonderful little fantasy world. I was very blessed to be in it for 19 years."
The show's origins were as improbable as its success: Television's most Southern-fried series was created by two Canadians in Beverly Hills. In 1968, writer-producers John Aylesworth and Frank Peppiatt were collaborating on a CBS variety series starring comedian Jonathan Winters. The show wasn't working, but the network noticed that ratings went up when country singers like Jimmy Dean and Buck Owens were booked as guest stars. That, along with the successful 1969 debut of Johnny Cash's namesake variety show, inspired the idea for a country-themed variety series. Aylesworth and Peppiatt came up with the title and began assembling what became known as "the whole Hee Haw gang." The first hire was fellow Canuck Gordie Tapp, who brought in veteran Tennessee singer-comedian Archie Campbell.
Campbell recruited Grandpa Jones, Minnie Pearl, and David "Stringbean" Akeman and suggested the series be shot in Nashville. As Kornfield Kounty's resident doctor, barber, and justice of the peace, he became Hee Haw's most valuable player, even if all of his material wasn't exactly original. "Remember boys," he'd tell the producers, "an old joke is brand-new if you've never heard it before."
"Old Archie was an absolute godsend as a writer and as a performer," recalled John Aylesworth in his book The Corn Was Green. "We couldn't have done the show without him."
Buck Owens and Roy Clark (pictured left) came on as hosts, and their stature made it easier to attract the biggest names in country music. Hee Haw's debut episode featured guest stars Loretta Lynn and Charley Pride.
The Houston Chronicle critic called it "Possibly the worst show I've ever seen." "Anyone who would watch 'Hee Haw' doesn't deserve to own a television set," raved the Toronto Star. But by the fifth episode it was a hit, and CBS picked it up for another season. "There were so many negative articles about the show, people began tuning in to see how bad we were," said producer Sam Lovullo.
When Hee Haw returned on December 29, 1969, it would stay on the air for the next 24 years. Just not at CBS.
Despite finishing its second season at No. 16 in the ratings, the show was a victim of the network's "rural purge." Programming head Fred Silverman thought the "Tiffany Network" had too many rednecks, so he canceled Hee Haw, The Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres, and Mayberry R.F.D.
Hee Haw was the only casualty of the purge to survive by moving into syndication, where it also picked up some new and much-beloved cast members in Gailard Sartain, Marianne Gordon (who met future husband Kenny Rogers on the show), and Misty Rowe.
"It was my father's favorite show, and my mother hated it. She would say, 'Oh, he's watching that godawful show again,' but once I was on she loved it," Rowe remembers. "If I had won an Oscar, it would not have meant as much to my dad as being a Hee Haw Honey."
Rowe was a regular in the All-Girl Jug Band and Gossip Girls skit around the washtub and was paired with one of the show's most unlikely breakout stars. Alvin "Junior" Samples was a Georgia native with a third-grade education who wore bib overalls to his audition. When he found out what he'd be paid, he said, "That's a heck of a lot more than I'd make moonshinin'."
Whether he was selling Edsels at Samples Sales ("Call BR-549") as one of the Culhanes of Kornfield Kounty or reducing Roy Clark to hysterics in the cornfield by trying to pronounce trigonometry, Junior was an authentic original.
He wasn't the only one. Who else on TV was like Minnie Pearl? Or Louis Jones, the banjo player who became "Grandpa" when he was still in his 20s and always had a tasty answer to the question "What's for supper?" Fans also fondly recall Don Harron as KORN newsman Charlie Farqueson, the homespun humor of John Henry Faulk and Reverend Grady Nutt, Lisa Todd as Sunshine Cornsilk, and Cathy Baker, a perky blonde discovered in the studio's paint shop who became one of the show's longest-serving regular cast members.
Everyone had moments to shine in the quick-cut one-liners and recurring skits, a format inspired by Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In.
"Hee Haw was the first computer-edited show in the history of television," Rowe recalls. "We would shoot for a month in June and then two weeks in October, and that would be enough for a season of shows. One day we'd do the cornfields, then Roy Clark's solos on another day, and then Junior's car lot all morning and Minnie Pearl's schoolhouse in the afternoon. All the clips would be rated 1 to 5 by people in the booth, with 5 being the best, and the computer would slot all the pieces into place."
Unlike on Laugh-In, however, there would be no references to Vietnam or Richard Nixon in Kornfield Kounty. Although possibly offensive to any feminist who might tune in:
"Why is a miniskirt like a picket fence?"
"It protects the property but doesn't spoil the view."
"It was a family show, for people who just wanted to kick back and forget about everything," remembers Irlene Mandrell, who joined the cast after three years on the variety series Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters. "When I was playing drums with Barbara, I was 12 or 13 when Hee Haw came on, and I remember thinking, I want to do that show! It seems like so much fun! I wasn't old enough to be a Hee Haw Honey at the time, but I dreamed of it.'"
Misty Rowe Remembers Hee Haw Honeys
In 1978, Hee Haw tried to spin off its success with the situation comedy Hee Haw Honeys. The cast featured Kenny Price and Lulu Roman as married owners of the Hee Haw Honeys Club. Gailard Sartain played their son, the cook, and Misty Rowe and newcomer Kathie Lee Johnson (later Kathie Lee Gifford) played sisters.
"I was surprised it didn't last. But in most markets it aired right before Hee Haw, and maybe that was just too much," Rowe says. Since the series mixed rustic jokes with performances from guest stars like Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, and the Oak Ridge Boys, some viewers couldn't tell when Hee Haw Honeys stopped and Hee Haw began. "Some people started turning Hee Haw off halfway through, and the producers didn't like that," Rowe recalls. "We figured one of them had to go, and that was Hee Haw Honeys, though we got very good ratings."
Mandrell quickly found her niche as Kornfield Kounty's telephone operator. "When I first went into the cornfield, I asked for a script, and they said they don't let anyone see the jokes. So when we read them on cue cards, we're seeing them for the first time. That's how they got the reactions they did. If you messed up, that was part of the fun, and you got more airtime."
Irlene's sister Barbara was one of many country music stars who made their national television debuts on Hee Haw. Every prominent country artist from the 1960s through the 1990s paid at least one visit to Kornfield Kounty: George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Dolly Parton, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Roger Miller, Charlie Rich, Johnny Cash, Ernest Tubb, Reba McEntire, George Strait, Alabama, Garth Brooks, Randy Travis, and dozens more.
But the series didn't have to rely on guest stars to deliver classic country, with regulars like Grandpa Jones, Roy Acuff, Bakersfield legend Buck Owens, and guitar virtuoso Roy Clark. The banjo quartets and gospel quartets delivered more musical highlights, and word always spread quickly in Nashville's music community when the Million Dollar Band was in session: Clark on rhythm guitar, Johnny Gimble on fiddle, Chet Atkins on lead guitar, Boots Randolph on sax, Danny Davis on trumpet, Floyd Cramer on piano, Charlie McCoy on harmonica, and Jethro Burns on mandolin.
Look around the ensemble during the "pickin' and grinnin' " performances and you'll spot as many as five Country Music Hall of Fame members onscreen at a time. And if you visit the Hall of Fame, you'll spot one more Hee Haw tribute: The main cornfield (there was a second, smaller one that was easier to set up) that appeared in the majority of the 585 episodes is now on permanent display.
"Visitors always smile when they see it," says Hee Haw historian Danny Breen Forbes. "I still remember going to see it with Sam Lovullo and [cast members] Jim and Jon Hager. They were just thrilled."
Forbes, who helped arrange a 2011 Hee Haw reunion on RFD-TV, isn't surprised that the series continues to find an audience. "I grew up working in a feed store, so it was something I could relate to. But for those in Los Angeles and Boston, it was a glimpse into a whole other way of life, where no one takes themselves too seriously and the best jokes are the ones on you," he says. "Hee Haw always owned what it was and was never apologetic about it. It's still making people happy, and from the beginning, that's all it was supposed to do."
Still Pickin' and Grinnin': Kornfield Friends: Original cast members Lulu Roman, Misty Rowe, Buck Trent, and Jana Jae are hitting the road (in Roy Clark's original tour bus with Clark's bandleader, Rodney Lay) to celebrate Hee Haw's 50th anniversary. "Kornfield Friends" features great music, sort-of-good jokes, and a chance to join the cast in the cornfield. kornfieldfriends.com
Photography: Images by Dean Dixon/Courtesy Danny Forbes
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