I would very much like to hear from Cary and discuss a selling price for this website.

If interested, please contact me.

graham@hotmail.com

Good luck. I don't think he is interested in selling. This is his little lab experiment about how social misfits function.

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60 Minutes Producer - CBS News
Public Company; 10,001+ employees; CBS; Broadcast Media industry
October 1999 – Present (13 years) New York, NY

Graham Messick has produced nearly 60 stories at 60 Minutes, working with correspondents Steve Kroft, Scott Pelley and the late Ed Bradley.

Producers at 60 Minutes are responsible for finding stories, interviewing sources, casting characters, scouting locations, hiring crews, writing interview questions, directing shoots, writing scripts, supervising in editing rooms, and overseeing publicity and cross platform development.

Messick's first story for 60 Minutes was an investigation into the gasoline additive MTBE which was contaminating the nation’s water supplies. The story helped change federal law and won an Emmy for Investigative Reporting.

Since then, he has managed dozens of major investigations at the show. In 2006, he was one of the first journalists to unravel the CIA practice known as rendition, in which masked agents snatch terrorism suspects from foreign countries, bundle them onto private airplanes and fly them to overseas prisons. The story, featuring videotape of a CIA 737 during a mission, had worldwide impact and earned an Emmy for Investigative Reporting.

In 2007 Messick produced a two-part segment featuring the first interview ever with former CIA director George Tenet. The next year he co-produced an interview with President George W. Bush at Camp David, and later, the first televised interview with outed CIA agent Valerie Plame.

In 2009, Messick produced an investigative report on cyber war which won the George Foster Peabody Award. He also produced an Emmy-winning investigative report on the mortgage meltdown.

In May 2010, he co-produced an investigation into the BP oil spill that was cited in Congressional hearings and won two Emmys and a duPont-Columbia award. This year, he produced stories on Steve Jobs, the Stuxnet computer worm and the European debt crisis.


Producer - CNN
Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; TWX; Broadcast Media industry
1987 – 1999 (12 years)

Messick began his journalism career in 1986 at CNN and CNNHN where he rose through the ranks as video journalist, writer, copy editor, line-producer and senior writer before joining Ted Turner’s original documentary unit, Special Reports, as a producer. He spent five years producing hour-long documentaries that aired on “CNN Presents...” hosted by Bernard Shaw and Judy Woodruff. In 1995, he led a team into Kikwit, Zaire to document the first ebola outbreak in 20 years. The next year he co-produced a story about the first Gulf War, Back to Baghdad, which won the Overseas Press Club’s prestigious Edward R. Murrow award for Best Television Documentary.

c4 Wrote:
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> Good luck. I don't think he is interested in
> selling. This is his little lab experiment about
> how social misfits function.


Oh my God--I never thought about it before, but I think you're right! Damn, we're all his little lab mice!

This shitty website will never be sold. Hell, the current owner never even bothered to monetize it for income.

Graham Messick Wrote:
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> I would very much like to hear from Cary and
> discuss a selling price for this website.
>
> If interested, please contact me.
>
> graham@hotmail.com


Cary may now be ready to sell.

Valerie Plame was sexxxxy as hell!
Wonder what she looked like in her20’s!
HOTTTTT BITCH!

2concerned Wrote:
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> LMAO...
>
>
> 60 Minutes Producer - CBS News
> Public Company; 10,001+ employees; CBS; Broadcast
> Media industry
> October 1999 – Present (13 years) New York, NY
>
> Graham Messick has produced nearly 60 stories at
> 60 Minutes, working with correspondents Steve
> Kroft, Scott Pelley and the late Ed Bradley.
>
> Producers at 60 Minutes are responsible for
> finding stories, interviewing sources, casting
> characters, scouting locations, hiring crews,
> writing interview questions, directing shoots,
> writing scripts, supervising in editing rooms, and
> overseeing publicity and cross platform
> development.
>
> Messick's first story for 60 Minutes was an
> investigation into the gasoline additive MTBE
> which was contaminating the nation’s water
> supplies. The story helped change federal law and
> won an Emmy for Investigative Reporting.
>
> Since then, he has managed dozens of major
> investigations at the show. In 2006, he was one of
> the first journalists to unravel the CIA practice
> known as rendition, in which masked agents snatch
> terrorism suspects from foreign countries, bundle
> them onto private airplanes and fly them to
> overseas prisons. The story, featuring videotape
> of a CIA 737 during a mission, had worldwide
> impact and earned an Emmy for Investigative
> Reporting.
>
> In 2007 Messick produced a two-part segment
> featuring the first interview ever with former CIA
> director George Tenet. The next year he
> co-produced an interview with President George W.
> Bush at Camp David, and later, the first televised
> interview with outed CIA agent Valerie Plame.
>
> In 2009, Messick produced an investigative report
> on cyber war which won the George Foster Peabody
> Award. He also produced an Emmy-winning
> investigative report on the mortgage meltdown.
>
> In May 2010, he co-produced an investigation into
> the BP oil spill that was cited in Congressional
> hearings and won two Emmys and a duPont-Columbia
> award. This year, he produced stories on Steve
> Jobs, the Stuxnet computer worm and the European
> debt crisis.
>
>
> Producer - CNN
> Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; TWX;
> Broadcast Media industry
> 1987 – 1999 (12 years)
>
> Messick began his journalism career in 1986 at CNN
> and CNNHN where he rose through the ranks as video
> journalist, writer, copy editor, line-producer and
> senior writer before joining Ted Turner’s
> original documentary unit, Special Reports, as a
> producer. He spent five years producing hour-long
> documentaries that aired on “CNN Presents...”
> hosted by Bernard Shaw and Judy Woodruff. In 1995,
> he led a team into Kikwit, Zaire to document the
> first ebola outbreak in 20 years. The next year he
> co-produced a story about the first Gulf War, Back
> to Baghdad, which won the Overseas Press Club’s
> prestigious Edward R. Murrow award for Best
> Television Documentary.

We think you might be gay.

AnthonyCumia Wrote:
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> We think you might be gay.


Yes! You got it man! I am gay too!

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