Oh someone needs to call him on this lol

I believe earlier in the week that Dan Bernstein said that he told Camp One Step that any association with Livestrong would force him to quit the organization.
https://twitter.com/#!/BreakCancer/the-young-adult-alliance/members

Well, here it is. Guilt by association.

wow. Yes, I heard his "holier than thou" vow the other day on the radio...how he took every board member aside, and looked them in the eye...and made it abundantly clear to them that he would not have anything to do with this organization if there was ANY association whatsoever with Livestrong & Lance Armstrong.

Well Dan...Who You Crappin???

Bernstein just tweeted that he has heretofore severed any and all ties with One Step, various Twelve Step programs, and Irish Stepdancing. His affiliation with the Dubstep genre, however, remains intact.

You wanna catch Danny B is one of his encapsulating statements, I get it, but how about doing it not at the expense of what is actually a really good cause and something Bernstein does some good for.

Bernsie isn't going to solve this with his Penn State crusade. I think most of us gravitate towards sports to get away from the other parts of life- work, bills, family problems, whatever. Essentially sports are a form of an escape and meant to be entertaining. What he has done is dragged the bad parts of life and thrown it in our faces for some sort of personal crusade, which defeats the whole purpose of why people listen to sports talk radio.

Bernstein just tweeted that he has heretofore severed any and all ties with One Step, various Twelve Step programs, and Irish Stepdancing. His affiliation with the Dubstep genre, however, remains intact.

This is not Lance's LIVESTRONG, but a smaller group of younger people who do use his logo to help gain attention and it is a smart move. It really is just a group of people from other anti cancer organizations using the LIVESTRONG to gain attention

More important, if you look at the One Step's corporate Partners, LIVESTRONG is not listed, nor to my knowledge have they ever been involved in any event. Are they acknowledging each other, yes, but that really seems to be it.

You wanna catch Danny B is one of his encapsulating statements, I get it, but how about doing it not at the expense of what is actually a really good cause and something Bernstein does some good for.

In 2006 the National Cancer Institute and the Lance Armstrong Foundation put their heads together to address the issue of the 70,000+ young adults diagnosed with cancer annually. Their solution– the Young Adult Alliance, a coalition of 140 organizations whose focus is to improve survival rates of cancer patients between the ages of 15 and 40.