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|Michael Brown
|Atlanta, GA (Westlake)
|Tate Casey
|Longview, TX (Longview)
|Javier Estopinan
|Miami, FL (South Miami)
|Dawayne Grace
|Jacksonville, FL (Ed White)
|Dane Guthrie
|Miami, FL (Killian)
|Derrick Harvey
|Greenbelt, MD (Roosevelt)
|Cornelius Ingram
|Hawthorne, FL (Hawthorne)
|Kyle Jackson
|Neptune Beach, FL (Fletcher)
|Tony Joiner
|Haines City, FL (Haines City)
|Michael Mangold
|Merritt Island, FL (Merritt Island)
|Markus Manson
|Tuscaloosa, AL (Hillcrest)
|Michael McIntosh
|Jacksonville, FL (First Coast)
|Derrick McPhearson
|Hyattsville, MD (Dematha)
|Drew Miller
|Sarasota, FL (Riverview)
|McIntosh Nicolas
|Immokalee, FL (Immokalee)
|Eric Rutledge
|Gainesville, FL (P.K. Yonge)
|Brandon Siler
|Orlando, FL (Orlando Evans)
|Jim Tartt
|Crawfordville, FL (Wakulla)
|Phil Trautwein
|Voorhees, NJ (Eastern)
|Jason Watkins
|Lakeland, FL (Lake Gibson)
Michael Brown
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6-5, 265
Atlanta, GA (Westlake)
Listed as the No. 22 rated DT in the nation and ninth best DT in the South by TheInsiders.com…A member of TheInsiders.com Southern Hot 100…Rated the ninth best prospect in the state of Georgia in SuperPrep's All-America issue…Ranked as the 15th top defensive tackle nationally by Rivals.com…Played on both the offensive and defensive line in high school…Earned All-Metro honors a senior…Runs a 4.9 40-yard dash…Can bench press 300 pounds and squat 425…Also considered Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky and LSU in the recruiting process.
Tate Casey
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6-7, 225
Longview, TX (Longview)
One of the nation's top tight end prospects…Rated 49th best prospect in the state of Texas by SuperPrep's All-America issue…Rivals.com rates Casey a three-star athlete and the seventh best tight end prospect in the nation…Also ranked as the top tight end prospect from the Big 12 Conference region by Rivals.com…Member of TheInsiders.com Big 12 Conference Hot 100 (No. 49 overall)…Brought in 14 catches for 272 yards for a 19.4 yards per catch average as a senior…Had 19 receptions for 365 yards and three touchdowns as a junior averaging 19.2 yards per catch in a run-oriented offense…The bulk of those yards came in the playoffs, where he caught six passes for 113 yards and two TDs…His 31-yard scoring pass helped open the flood gates as the Lobos stunned previously unbeaten Garland 45-0 in bi-district…A pro baseball prospect that throws a 90-plus MPH fastball…In a national showcase held at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, the right-handed pitcher was clocked at 94 miles per hour…Coached by Pat Collins at Longview High School…Decided to forgo the hardwood court after his sophomore year and concentrate on just football and baseball… Runs a 4.7 40-yard dash …Father played at Texas Tech…Older brother Taylor is an all-conference linebacker at the University of North Texas, and sister Lindsey plays basketball at San Diego State University… Texas, Miami, Texas Tech, Arizona, LSU and UCLA were among his other possible choices.
Javier Estopinan
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6-3, 235
Miami, FL (South Miami)
The No. 21 ranked linebacker in the country and sixth-best prospect in the South (TheInsiders.com)…A member of TheInsiders.com Southern Hot 100…Rated 71st best prospect in state of Florida in SuperPrep's All-America issue…As a senior recorded 112 tackles (22 for loss), five sacks, three caused fumbles and had two interceptions (returning one for a 42-yard touchdown)… Selected first-team All-Dade county as a junior…Runs a 4.7 40-yard dash…Can bench press 315 pounds and squat 485 pounds…Has a 31-inch vertical leap…Had a 45-0 record in wrestling as a junior and won the 3A state title after an injury kept him from winning the championship as a sophomore…Considered Ohio State, LSU, Clemson and NC State in the recruiting process.
Dawayne Grace
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6-2, 180
Jacksonville, FL (Ed White)
Honorable Mention selection to Florida's Class 5A All-State team…Preseason selection to The Florida Times-Union Super 11 team… Rated the 13th best cornerback in the nation by Rivals.com… Ranked as the No. 21 rated cornerback in the country and fourth best in the South by TheInsiders.com… Member of TheInsiders.com Southern Hot 100…Participated in the Florida-California All-Star game…During a injury-shortened senior season ran for 567 yards as a quarterback and had two interceptions and 61 tackles as a cornerback…Rated No. 46 on the Orlando Sentinel's list of top 100 recruits in Florida… Runs a 4.4 40-yard dash and has a 36-inch vertical leap…Teammate of current Gator Dee Webb in high school…Coached at Ed White High School by Dan Disch…Considered Miami, Florida State and LSU.
Dane Guthrie
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6-3, 230
Miami, FL (Killian)
Listed as the 15th best tight end in the country by Rivals.com…Ranked as 73rd best prospect in state of Florida in SuperPrep's All-America issue…Reached Class 6A state semifinal as a senior… Earned All-Conference and All-Dade County honors as a TE and DE as a senior…Runs a 4.7 40-yard dash…Brother is former Boston College standout Sean Guthrie who currently plays for the New York Giants…Competes in track as well in both the discus and shot put…Also considered Miami, Auburn, Boston College and Rutgers.
Derrick Harvey
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6-5, 235
Greenbelt, MD (Roosevelt)
An All-American selection by Tom Lemming, EA Sports, Riddell and SuperPrep…Second team All-American defense selection by USA Today…Gatorade Maryland Player of the Year…No. 3 rated DE in the nation and No. 1 rated DE in the Atlantic region by TheInsiders.com…Member of TheInsiders.com National Hot 100 (five star) and a First Team All-Atlantic region selection by TheInsiders.com …A five star defensive end and the second best defensive end in the nation by Rivals.com…Tabbed as the No. 3 prospect nationally by TheInsiders.com…Ranked No. 1 prospect in Mid-Atlantic by SuperPrep's All-America Issue…The Rivals.com 100 list has him at No. 8…A team captain who played defensive end and tight end and was one of the most heavily-recruited players in the nation… As a senior had 150 tackles and a Maryland state record 31 sacks as well as five forced fumbles, two recovered fumbles and five batted down passes…Received first team All-State honors by the Associated Press for his efforts…Helped team post a 12-1 record in 2003, losing its only game of the season in the 4A state semifinals…Wingspan is 82 inches…Has a 39-inch vertical jump …Can bench press 350 pounds bench and squat 500 pounds…Played football for the first time during his junior season…Also lettered two years in basketball…Runs a 4.7 40-yard dash…Also considered Ohio State, Maryland and Tennessee.
Cornelius Ingram
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6-5, 215
Hawthorne, FL (Hawthorne)
Listed as a four-star athlete and the 11th best quarterback prospect in the nation by TheInsiders.com…No. 75 on TheInsiders.com Hot 100 list…Listed as a four-star athlete and ranked No. 62 on the Rivals.com 100 list…Rated the 3rd best quarterback prospect in the nation by Rivals.com as well as No. 22 on their Southeast Elite 88 list…Ranked No. 1 quarterback and overall player in the GatorCountry.com Pre-Season Top 101 list…No. 49 in The Sporting News's Top 100…Wants to play both football and basketball, and threw for over 1400 yards and 22 touchdowns in 2003 and averaged 25 points per game at shooting guard as a junior…Runs a 4.6 40-yard dash…Also considered Florida State, South Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech and North Carolina in the recruiting process.
Kyle Jackson
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6-1, 190
Neptune Beach, FL (Fletcher)
Rated ninth best prospect in the state of Florida by SuperPrep's All-America issue…Ranked as the second best safety and 51st best player in the nation by Rivals.com…Rated as a four-star athlete by Rivals.com …Member of TheInsiders.com National Hot 100 and rated the second best safety in the country as well as the top-rated safety in the South…Member of TheInsiders.com Hot 100 and Southern Hot 100…Florida Sports Writers Association Class 5A first-team defense All-State selection… Played in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl…As a senior recorded 106 tackles and six interceptions, giving him a school record of 25 interceptions, leading Fletcher to a district title and the regional finals of Class 5A… As a junior earned All-state honors at FS as he totaled 106 tackles (17 for loss), nine picks and seven batted down passes…Chose Florida over Florida State, Michigan, LSU, North Carolina and Georgia Tech…Former teammate of current Gators tailback Ciatrick Fason who compares him to former Gator Keiwan Ratliff.
Tony Joiner
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6-2, 190
Haines City, FL (Haines City)
Rated 25th best prospect in the state of Florida by SuperPrep's All-America issue…Ranked the 20th best safety prospect in the nation by Rivals.com …Ranked as the 13th best safety in the country by TheInsiders.com…Ranked 42nd on TheInsiders.com South Hot 100…Over last two seasons of high school recorded 200 tackles and 10 interceptions…Runs a 4.58 40-yard dash…In high school played quarterback, linebacker, wide receiver, as well as basketball and baseball…Selected to first-team All-County along with Florida's first-team All-State…Selected for 2003 CaliFlorida Bowl where he had a standout performance in recording nine tackles, one interception, four pass breakups and three tackles for a loss…In high school played quarterback, linebacker, wide receiver, as well as basketball and baseball… Runs a 4.58 40-yard dash…LSU, Ole Miss, North Carolina and NC State were among his choices…Cousin of former Gator Larry Kendrick…Also a pro prospect in baseball.
Michael Mangold
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6-3, 250
Merritt Island, FL (Merritt Island)
Rated 68th best prospect in the state of Florida and the 31st best prospect at his position by SuperPrep's All-America issue… Listed as a four-star athlete and ranked the 11th best defensive end prospect in the country by TheInsiders.com… Member of TheInsiders.com National Hot 100 (No. 94 overall)…Also ranked 24th on TheInsiders.com South Hot 100…Participated in 2003 CaliFlorida Bowl…Missed more than half of his senior season yet managed to make 11 sacks…Helped Merritt Island reach the Class 4A Finals his senior season… As a junior, Mangold made 95 tackles including 25 tackles-for-loss and 9.5 sacks…70 of his 95 tackles were solo efforts…He earned first-team All-County, first-team All-Conference, first-team All-Area, and third-team All-State honors as junior…Attended Green Acres John I. Leonard High School as a junior and transferred to Merritt Island right before his senior year…Coached by Paul Friel his senior season…Runs a 4.6 40-yard dash…Chose Florida over Virginia Tech, NC State, Pittsburgh and Tennessee…Uncle, Jim Weaver, is the athletic director at Virginia Tech.
Markus Manson
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6-1, 195
Tuscaloosa, AL (Hillcrest)
Rushed for 1,701 yards in his senior season and led the Patriots with 22 touchdowns…A Super 12 selection by the Alabama Sports Writers Association in 2003 and was named to The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) News' Super 11... Rated fourth best prospect in the state of Alabama by SuperPrep's All-America issue…Ranked the 15th best running back prospect in the nation and ninth in the South by TheInsiders.com… Also ranked 39th on TheInsiders.com South Hot 100…Rated as the 11th best running back prospect by Rivals.com as well as 55th on their Southeast Elite 88 list…Listed as a four-star athlete…Ranked 34th on Gator Bait's Top 50…Carried the ball for 1,910 yards and had 20 touchdowns as a junior, also had seven catches for 105 yards and a touchdown during the 2002 season…Also a star in track and field running the 55 meters, 100, 200, 4x100, long jump and triple jump…He won the indoor Class 6A state championship in the long jump and 55 meters in track in February 2003…Best 100 time is 10.7 seconds…Finalist for Alabama's Class 6A Back of the Year… Named MVP of the Class 6A AHSAA Indoor Track & Field Championships…Runs a 4.3 40-yard dash and has a 39.2-inch vertical jump…Chose Florida over Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi and Notre Dame.
Michael McIntosh
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6-2, 180
Jacksonville, FL (First Coast)
One of the top receivers in the nation…Rated as the 12th best receiver in the country and a four-star athlete by Rivals.com… Has had over 1,000 yards receiving and 23TDs in the past two seasons…As a senior, caught 27 passes for 507 yards and seven touchdowns and also played defensive back…Needed at quarterback his junior season he passed for over 600 yards while rushing for another 400-plus yards and 10 touchdowns...In addition, caught 10 passes including three touchdown passes…Was an All-Conference selection as a junior…Has a 4.4 40-yard dash and a 34-inch vertical leap…Also interested in Auburn, Clemson, Florida State and LSU.
Derrick McPhearson
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6-1, 185
Hyattsville, MD (Dematha)
10th rated wide receiver in the nation and second ranked WR from the Atlantic region by TheInsiders.com…A member of TheInsiders.com national Hot 100 (No. 61 overall) and TheInsiders.com Atlantic Hot 100 (No. 12 overall)…Rated fourth best prospect in Mid-Atlantic by SuperPrep's All-America issue…Ranked as the 42nd best wide receiver nationally by Rivals.com…As a senior had 38 receptions for 778 yards and eight touchdowns, returned two kickoffs for touchdowns and made 23 tackles and three interceptions in limited action on defense…Benches 285, squats 475 pounds, and has a 38-inch vertical…Would like to major in criminal justice…Also a top baseball prospect who is a standout outfielder (.400 batting avg. with five home runs his senior season)…Runs a 4.38 40-yard dash…Also considered Maryland, Michigan, Pittsburgh and Virginia Tech in the recruiting process.
Drew Miller
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6-6, 305
Sarasota, FL (Riverview)
Played tackle in high school…Member of the 2003 USA Today All-American second team offensive unit…Rated a four-star athlete and the sixth best offensive tackle in the country by Rivals.com…Checks in on the Rivals.com 100 as the 61st best prospect in the nation…Played in the U.S Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio… Rated the seventh best prospect in the state of Florida by SuperPrep's All-America issue… Ranked 11th in the Orlando Sentinel's top 100 recruits in the state of Florida …Named to Florida's Class 5A first team All-State…High school teammate of current Gator offensive lineman Steve Rissler… Graded out at nearly 90 percent as a junior and had 70 pancake blocks…One of the top shot putters in the state with a toss of 53' and has thrown the discus 152'…Won the district in both events last year…An Olympic style weightlifter (a style that combines clean and jerk as well as snatch lifting)…Will compete on March 15, 2004 in the USA Junior National Weightlifting Championships in Chicago…Holds the Florida state records in snatch and clean and jerk as well as total (combines the two)…State champion the last four years in Florida…Has qualified for the last five national championships…Started lifting at age 12…Bench presses 355 pounds…Also considered FSU, Miami, Tennessee and Georgia.
McIntosh Nicolas
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6-2, 190
Immokalee, FL (Immokalee)
Regarded as one of the fastest prospects in the Southeast…Runs a 4.22 40-yard dash…Played both defensive back and wide receiver on the prep level… Rated 18th best prospect in the state of Florida by SuperPrep's All-America issue…TheInsiders.com No. 33 rated cornerback in the nation and eighth-rated corner in the South…Ranked 16th in the Orlando Sentinel's top 100 recruits in the state of Florida…Named to the 2A All-State team as a wide receiver…As a senior, caught 23 passes for 483 yards and four touchdowns to help guide the Indians to the state finals…The 2003 Florida state 100-meter (10.3) and 200-meter dash champion…Coached at Immokalee by John Weber…Considered Pittsburgh, LSU, FSU and Michigan State in the recruiting process.
Eric Rutledge
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6-1, 230
Gainesville, FL (P.K. Yonge)
Primary position is running back although he has lined up at linebacker and quarterback as he spent a fair amount of time under center in high school…Named the Gainesville Sun's Class 2A Co-Defensive Player of the Year in 2003…Received Class 1A All-State and first-team All Area honors as a junior…As a junior rushed for just under 1,500 yards…Team posted a 7-4 record in 2003 before dropping a 19-7 decision to Jacksonville Trinity in the third round of the state playoffs as he scored the squads only touchdown… Helped the Blue Wave to a 12-1 season in 2002 before losing in the regional finals to eventual class 1A state champs Jacksonville Trinity…As a sophomore, banged up his leg in the second game of the year and was shelved for the remainder of the season…Also a starter on the basketball team that made it all the way to the Class 2A final in 2003…Also recruited by East Carolina and South Carolina…Coached by Florida graduate John Clifford…Has lived in Gainesville his entire life and is a lifelong Gator fan.
Brandon Siler
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6-2, 215
Orlando, FL (Orlando Evans)
Ranked fourth best outside linebacker in the nation and a four-star athlete by Rivals.com…Rated 26th best prospect in the state of Florida by SuperPrep's All-America issue …Ranked as the 14th best linebacker in the country and the fifth-rated LB in the South by TheInsiders.com…Member of the TheInsiders.com Southern Hot 100…Listed 21st on the Orlando Sentinel's list of the state's top 100 prospects…Florida Sports Writers Association Class 6A second team defense All-State selection…Along with linebacker, played tight end and defensive end in high school…Had 103 tackles, five sacks, four fumbled recoveries and 70 carries for 530 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior… Named MVP of the 2003 CaliFlorida All-Star game where he made two interceptions…Runs a 4.52 40-yard dash …Has a 4.2 GPA…Coached by Max Purcell…Picked the Gators over Tennessee and Maryland.
Jim Tartt
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6-4, 320
Crawfordville, FL (Wakulla)
Rated as the 26th best offensive guard in the nation by Rivals.com…Listed as the No. 32 rated offensive lineman in the country (No. 6 in the South) by TheInsiders.com…Member of TheInsiders.com Hot 100 list…Rated 64th best prospect in the state of Florida by SuperPrep's All-America issue… Ranked 18th in the Orlando Sentinel's top 100 recruits in the state of Florida …One of the state's top high school powerlifters who can bench press 450 pounds and clean 325 pounds…Recruited by FSU, Clemson, Central Florida and Iowa State.
Phil Trautwein
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6-7, 310
Voorhees, NJ (Eastern)
One of the top offensive line prospects in the state of New Jersey…Ranked as 7th best prospect in New Jersey by SuperPrep's All-America issue…Rated as a three-star athlete and 28th best offensive tackle prospect by Rivals.com…Rivals.com also ranks him as the ninth best prospect from New Jersey and the No. 56 on Rivals.com Atlantic East Amazing 80…Philadelphia Inquirer first-team All-South Jersey lineman…Led Eastern to first South Jersey, Group 4 championship…Runs a 5.1 40-yard dash, bench presses 275 pounds, squats 350 pounds, and has a vertical of 22 inches…Earned second-team All-Group 4 honors following his junior season last year…Has a 3.7 GPA…Coached by Dan Spittal…Excels in wrestling as well, and finished third in the region in his weight class as a junior…Considered Tennessee, Virginia, Boston College, and Michigan State.
Jason Watkins
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6-9, 300
Lakeland, FL (Lake Gibson)
Rated 16th best prospect in the state of Florida by SuperPrep's All-America issue… Rated as the 22nd best offensive tackle prospect by Rivals.com as well as No. 77 on their Southeast Elite 88 list…TheInsiders.com has him listed as a three-star athlete and the 36th best offensive tackle prospect in the nation and seventh in the South…Member of TheInsiders.com Southern Hot 100…No. 41 on Tampa Bay Online's State Top 50 list…Named to Florida's Class 4A All-State first team…Has played only two season of football… Selected to first-team All-County and Florida's first-team All-State…Participated in 2003 CaliFlorida Bowl…Runs a 5.0 40-yard dash…Was recruited by Oklahoma, LSU, Auburn and Michigan State…Moved to Lake Gibson from LaPlace, La., prior to his junior season…His junior year was the first time he played football.


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Posted By Barry Ritholtz On September 15, 2013 @ 8:00 am In Financial Press | Comments Disabled
Some reads to round out your weekend:
• Five Years after Market Crash, U.S. Economy Seen as 'No More Secure' (Pew Research [1])
• Why Lehman Wasn't Rescued (Economix [2]) see also In Lehman's Shadow, Ex-CEO Fuld Carries On, Quietly (WSJ [3])
• Twitter Is Going Public. Here's How It Makes Money. (Slate [4]) see also If Google Could Search Twitter, It Would Find Topsy (Bits [5])
• Why the Dow — Quirks and All — Is Beating the S&P 500 (Moneybeat [6])
• Why Benchmarking Your Portfolio Is A Losing Bet (Street Talk Live [7])
• There is no 'fiscal cliff' in Japan – a simple AS-AD analysis (Market Monetarist [8])
• Memories of positive associations get written onto DNA (Ars Technica [9])
• Uber Alles : the sharing economy (New Yorker [10])
• Inside The Magical Patch That Gives You A Powerful Anti-Mosquito Force Field (Fast Co [11])
• Mercedes Radical Design Shift Shaking Off Old-Man Image (Bloomberg [12]) see also New $53,000 Chevy Corvette Stingray Worthy of '60s Glory (Bloomberg [13])
What's for brunch?
The Shiller P/E (CAPE ratio)
Source: MarketWatch [15]
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URL to article: http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2013/09/10-sunday-reads-45/
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[1] Pew Research: http://www.people-press.org/2013/09/12/five-years-after-market-crash-u-s-economy-seen-as-no-more-secure/
[2] Economix: http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/09/13/why-lehman-wasnt-rescued/
[3] WSJ: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324755104579073430715248054.html
[4] Slate: http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2013/09/12/twitter_ipo_social_network_files_for_initial_public_offering_of_stock.html
[5] Bits: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/09/04/if-google-could-search-twitter-it-would-find-topsy/
[6] Moneybeat: http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/09/13/why-the-dow-quirks-and-all-is-beating-the-sp-500/
[7] Street Talk Live: http://www.streettalklive.com/daily-x-change/1815-why-benchmarking-your-portfolio-is-a-losing-bet.html
[8] Market Monetarist: http://marketmonetarist.com/2013/09/05/there-is-no-fiscal-cliff-in-japan-a-simple-as-ad-analysis/
[9] Ars Technica: http://arstechnica.com/science/2013/08/memories-of-positive-associations-get-written-onto-dna/
[10] New Yorker: http://www.newyorker.com/talk/financial/2013/09/16/130916ta_talk_surowiecki
[11] Fast Co: http://www.fastcoexist.com/3016533/change-generation/inside-the-magical-patch-that-gives-you-a-powerful-anti-mosquito-force-fie
[12] Bloomberg: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-12/mercedes-radical-design-shift-shaking-off-old-man-image.html
[13] Bloomberg: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-12/new-53-000-chevy-corvette-stingray-worthy-of-60s-glory.html
[14] Image: http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/MW-BE420_cape_v_20130620115127_MG.jpg
[15] MarketWatch: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/7-ways-to-spot-a-market-top-2013-06-24
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Welcome to the Raleigh Rally!
Saturday May 3, 2014
The Rally is a Traditional and Custom show open to vehicles 1980 and older, being held in the Glenwood South entertainment area, between Hillsborough and Peace Streets. This free event to spectators is Saturday May 3,2014 from 11:00AM until 5:00PM. Bring the whole family down for a fun filled day of nostalgic vehicles and crazy customs!
This event benefits the Glenwood South Neighborhood Collaborative.
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9:00 AM - Vehicle Registration begins at 9:00AM. Pre-registered vehicles enter
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9th Annual Local Color Plein Air paint out. Local artist will be in the area
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1:00PM - Lucky B's presents Cotton and the Cary White Trash. Hear your favorite classics performed by this superb outfit playing from 1pm to 4pm outside of Lucky B's at the corner of Tucker and Glenwood. This is a free concert.
4:00PM - Award Presentation will occur at 4:00 PM at 401 Glenwood, the corner of North and Glenwood
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Sully, who's 69, was an electrical contractor and a former Millbrae policeman.
Authorities say he became addicted to cocaine and invested in an escort service. In 1983, he killed four prostitutes, a woman drug dealer and a man who may have been a pimp.
Sully's appeal argued that his trial lawyer didn't investigate evidence that he was mentally ill.
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Donna was born on Feb. 14, 1937, the daughter of the late Lou and Clara (Clark) Weston.
On July 8, 1956, she married Julius Vlaeminck.
She is survived by her loving husband, Julius; two daughters, Debra (Hernando) Aviles of Garland, Texas, and Lori Vlaeminck of Elkhart; and two granddaughters, Jennifer Aviles and Kristen (David) Bailey.
Donna retired from the former Hook's Drugs after 15 years of service. She was a member of Cornerstone Baptist Church in Elkhart and will be remembered for her love of flowers, camping, traveling, wildlife, birds and her lap dogs.
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Thieves ransack a central Kentucky home, stealing copper and causing lots of damage.
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The crooks put holes in the dry wall, ripped out the hot water tank, destroyed the plumbing and the ceiling.
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The thieves only got away with $50 worth of copper.
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Electric vehicle technology developer Balqon Corporation and Chinese vehicle manufacturer Sichuan Automobile Industry Co., Ltd. have signed a joint development agreement for inner city electric buses.
Under the terms of the agreement, Balqon's proprietary electronic drive system will be purchased and integrated into a 22-foot bus chassis.
"With the recent introduction of electric taxis in Sichuan Province, we have been leading the effort in design and development of electric passenger vehicles in West China," said Mr. Cao Guodong, president of Sichuan Automobile Industry CO. Ltd.
"This agreement with Balqon Corporation allows us to leverage their experience and technical expertise in the heavy duty truck and electric bus market," he added.
S.A.I.G. is a subsidiary of Fulin Group which owns and operates over 5,000 diesel inner city buses in West China and has recently received several grants from the Chinese government to produce low emission vehicles.
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Troubled Florida nuclear plant to close permanently
RALEIGH, N.C. — The largest U.S. electricity company said Tuesday it will permanently close a Florida nuclear power plant after botched repairs and use $835 million from an insurance settlement to refund consumers forced to pay for higher-cost replacement power.
But Charlotte-based Duke Energy also said it will seek to recoup from customers its $1.65 billion investment in the Crystal River Nuclear Plant, about 70 miles north of Tampa. The company said it is starting a closing process that may take 60 years before the nuclear site is decontaminated and dismantled and considering whether to build a natural-gas-fueled power plant to replace the power lost.
The nuclear plant operated by Duke Energy subsidiary Progress Energy Florida has been shut down since 2009, when its concrete containment building cracked during a maintenance and upgrade project. A 2011 repair attempt resulted in new cracks in other parts of the containment structure. Estimates put repair costs at between $1.3 billion and $3.4 billion.
The federal operating license for the nuclear plant, which began operating in 1977, was due to expire at the end of 2016, meaning Duke Energy would have had to wage a regulatory fight to extend its authority to operate.
"We believe the decision to retire the nuclear plant is in the best overall interests of our customers, investors, the state of Florida and our company," Duke Energy Chairman and Chief Executive Jim Rogers said in a statement.
Duke Energy said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it would seek to recover its investment in Crystal River over a 20-year period beginning in 2017, an amount spokesman Mike Hughes said was $1.65 billion.
Progress Energy Florida provides electricity to more than 1.6 million Florida customers, including the cities of St. Petersburg and Clearwater and the area surrounding Orlando.
Florida Public Counsel J.R. Kelly called the company's decision a bad one for consumers, who face the potential of higher rates to pay for more expensive alternate power sources. The settlement of Duke Energy's dispute with its insurer, Nuclear Electric Insurance Ltd., shortchanged ratepayers because the additional $530 million NEIL agreed to pay was less than half the lowest projected repair cost, said Jon Moyle Jr., a lawyer for the Florida Industrial Power Users Group, which advocates for manufacturers.
Florida utilities regulators will decide when customers see refunds to compensate for higher bills Progress Energy passed along because it had to replace electricity not produced by the nuclear plant with higher-priced power.
Florida's Public Service Commission last February allowed a $150 million increase in base rates but directed Progress Energy Florida to refund customers $288 million over two years for costs related to the nuclear plant shutdown. That money started to be included last month, Mike Hughes said. Another $100 million is due to customers in 2015 and 2016 because repairs on Crystal River had not begun by the end of 2012.
Duke Energy spent $338 million through the end of 2012 to repair the nuclear plant, $143 million of which was covered by payments by insurance. How much of the cost to close the plant will be covered by customers or absorbed by shareholders will be decided by Florida regulators, Hughes said.
"The ultimate allocation of those costs will be determined in the future, so I don't have any specific percentage that we anticipate that customers might pay, a specific percentage that we anticipate shareholders might pay. That will be determined by the proceedings" convened by state regulators, Hughes said.
The Nashville, Tenn.-based Southern Alliance for Clean Energy said it applauded Duke Energy for its decisive decision to close Crystal River.
"Crystal River clearly demonstrates the vulnerabilities of being overly dependent on a high-risk energy source like nuclear power, which exposes ratepayers to high financial risks and residents to unnecessary health and environmental risks," Executive Director Dr. Stephen Smith said.
Duke Energy has 7.1 million customers in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
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President of Summitt Management Corporation, an entertainment consulting firm. Owner and limited partner of NBA's Memphis Grizzlies. Age 62. Founder of the annual Southern Heritage Classic, a weekend of events climaxed by the football matchup between Jackson State University and Tennessee State University. Played annually the second Saturday in September at the Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, the game has averaged more than 50,000 in attendance since first held in 1990. A 1971 graduate of Memphis State University. Recipient of the 2010 Authur S. Holmon Lifetime Achievement Award from the University of Memphis.
The face and voice of Memphis tourism. As president and CEO of the Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau, directs an $8 million budget, with offices in Memphis, Washington, D.C, and London, and three visitor centers in Shelby County. Dedicated to promoting Memphis' international reputation in the travel industry. Developed "50 Years of Rock 'N' Roll" and "50 Years of Soul" into worldwide campaigns. At home, co-founder of the Bridges Kick Off Classic and a key player in keeping the Blues Foundation in Memphis. Memphis native, U of M graduate, and tireless booster of Memphis sports, music, and entertainment. Age 53.
Director of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art since 2008. Holds a bachelor's in fine arts from Harvard University and MBA degree with a concentration in not-for-profit and museum management from the Mason School of Business at The College of William & Mary. A 2008 alumnus of the Getty Museum Leadership Institute and a member of the Association of Art Museum Directors, he served as executive director of the Contemporary Art Center of Virginia from 2002 to 2008. Since Kitchin's arrival, the Brooks has presented such exhibitions as "The Prints of Jacob Lawrence, 1963-2000," "Venice in the Age of Canaletto," and "Who Shot Rock & Roll: 1955-Present," which runs through September 26th.
Eclectic singer, songwriter, and bass player moved to Memphis from Nashville in 1999 as one half of the country/rockabilly duo The Gabe & Amy Show. Went solo in 2006 with debut album The World Is Not My Home on local label Archer Records. Followed it up in 2007 with the critically acclaimed Anchors & Anvils, recorded with legendary local producer Jim Dickinson. Last year, released EP, Died of Love. Has appeared on Conan O'Brien and performed at Royal Albert Hall, Austin City Limits, Bonnaroo, and other major venues. Also enjoying a burgeoning film career, appearing as rockabilly pioneer Wanda Jackson in the filmed-in-Memphis Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line and garnering a speaking role in Memphis filmmaker Craig Brewer's Black Snake Moan. Re-teamed with Brewer as one of the lead performers in his 2009 MTV series $5 Cover.
Since 1980, chief executive officer of Youth Villages, one of the nation's largest private providers of services to children with emotional and behavioral problems and their families. Serves more than 15,000 children and families across 11 states, employs more than 2,300 counselors and staff, and has annual revenues of more than $130 million. Produces an 80 percent success rate of children living successfully at home two years after completing a Youth Villages program. In 2006, Lawler was named one of "America's Best Leaders" by U.S. News & World Report in conjunction with the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government. After a case study in 2009, Harvard Business School began using Youth Villages as part of a course in effective nonprofits. Also in 2009, the White House cited the organization as an example of "effective, innovative nonprofits." In 2010, Youth Villages was named one of the "Top 50 Nonprofits to Work for" by The Nonprofit Times and Best Companies Group. Lawler holds a master's degree in counseling from the University of Memphis.
Native Memphian, appointed executive director of Memphis Housing Authority in February 1999 and director of city's Division of Housing and Community Development in December 1999. In 2010, after five years of negotiations with Bass Pro Shops, Inc., won a 20-year lease agreement (subject to approval by city council) to turn The Pyramid into a huge outdoors retail store. Also led the way in procuring over $200 million in competitive federal grants to help revitalize Memphis' inner city. Developed the city's first strategic housing plan along with several major affordable housing initiatives such as the Housing Trust Fund, the Equity Fund, the Down Payment Assistance Program, and the Housing Resource Center. Created The RISE Foundation and The Renaissance Business Center. The Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Small Business Administration have nationally recognized his housing initiatives. Holds a bachelor's degree from LeMoyne-Owen College and a master's from the University of Chicago.
Executive producer of Theatre Memphis since 2004. During her tenure, season and single ticket sales have increased 25 percent. In 2009, two musicals were extended because of sold-out houses. Litch assumed her current role with a long list of nonprofit work behind her. She served on the boards of the Memphis Orchestral Society, Theatre Memphis, and the MIFA Development Board. Prior to Theatre Memphis, she was the director of development for the Brooks Museum. She has degrees in mathematics (Eastern Kentucky University) and guidance counseling (University of Kentucky). Occasionally appears in TM productions herself, sequined and singing away.
Sheriff of Shelby County from 2002 to 2010, became Republican nominee for Shelby County mayor in 2010. Comes from a background and a family tradition in corrections administration at federal and county levels. Fought hard in 2009 against planned budget cuts and won continued commission support for intergovernmental crime-control efforts. As mayoral candidate and as sheriff, the 63-year-old Luttrell has featured a largely non-partisan politics of consensus. Major accomplishment has been getting the Shelby County jail released from federal scrutiny because of substandard conditions. In mayor's race held to middle-of-the-road positions in an effort to maintain the crossover vote he consistently obtained as a sheriff's candidate.
Founder and producing artistic director of the Tennessee Shakespeare Company, which this past season produced A Midsummer Night's Dream and the all-female Julius Caesar. TSC's third season will include Othello in the fall, the Dream concert with IRIS in February, and Romeo & Juliet in the spring. Spent 15 years with Shakespeare & Company in Massachusetts, where he served as associate artistic director and director of communications. Has performed in and directed more than 200 plays, musicals, films, and commercials. A published poet, also teaches Shakespeare master classes around the country. Honored by the Germantown Arts Alliance with its 2009 Distinguished Arts and Humanities Medal for Performing Arts. Age 43. Graduate of Germantown High School and Temple University.
President and CEO of the Greater Memphis Chamber, our community's leading economic development organization. In 2008, in spite of the economic downturn, the Chamber generated more than $500 million in capital investments and helped create close to 3,000 new jobs. The Chamber also assisted with 43 relocation and expansion projects in Memphis and Shelby County. Moore represents the Memphis business community nationally by participating on the Committee of 100 for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and in the innovative program CEO for Cities. On behalf of the Chamber, Moore recently accepted three Gold Addy Awards, one Silver Addy Award, and two Judges' Choice Addy Awards. He also led the Chamber to receive the 2009 Diversity Memphis Award of Excellence. Earned a business degree from the University of Missouri in St. Louis.
Unanimously chosen by the Center City Commission's board of directors to serve as the organization's new president (replacing Jeff Sanford, who retired) in May. Served as chairman of the CCC board from 2007 to 2009. Received law degree from Vanderbilt, served on A C Wharton's transition team, and is a stockholder at Martin, Tate, Morrow & Marston, PC. Age 36. Native Memphian, graduate of Memphis University School.
Founder and executive director of the Church Health Center, which opened in 1987 to provide quality, affordable health care for working, uninsured people and their families. Age 56. Master of divinity degree from Yale University, M.D. from Emory University. Board-certified family practitioner and ordained United Methodist minister. Thanks to financial support from the faith community, and the volunteer help of doctors, nurses, dentists, and others, the Center has grown to become the largest faith-based clinic of its type in the country. Currently, the Center cares for more than 55,000 patients of record without relying on government funding. Author of Relief for the Body, Renewal for the Soul and editor of two books of sermons.
University of Memphis law professor and member of the Shelby County Commission since 2006, the multitasking, limerick-fancying Mulroy has been an advocate of numerous electoral reforms ranging from voting-machine upgrades to instant runoff voting. An artful debater, Mulroy provides the body's Democrats with a swing vote and with lucid commentary based on his legal background. In mid-2009 launched the initiative that led to the first anti-discrimination resolution in local government history covering gays, lesbians, and the transgendered. Brokered sale of "Zippin' Pippin" ride to Green Bay, Wisconsin. His 2010 confrontation with an aggressive panhandler became a YouTube staple. Native of Brooklyn and a former attorney with the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, Mulroy, 46, is considered a likely future candidate for higher office.
Hosts of television hits Down Home with the Neelys and Road Tasted with the Neelys on the Food Network, co-owners of Neely's Bar-B-Que (two locations in Memphis and one in Nashville), and authors of the bestselling cookbook Down Home with the Neelys. Their flagship show — the Food Network's highest-rated series debut when it aired in February 2008 — is filmed in the Neelys' Memphis home and now airs seven days a week. In addition to their restaurants, the Neelys sell barbecue and other products online and in grocery stores across the U.S. Pat is a board member of the Greater Memphis Chamber and the Shelby Farms Park Conservancy, is a former chairman of the board of the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau, and was named 2007 Restaurateur of the Year by the Memphis Restaurant Association (MRA). Gina is on the steering committee for the Women's Empowerment Summit for the Memphis Housing Authority, and is a member of MRA and the Dreamers Club for the National Civil Rights Museum.
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Founder and medical director of the International Children's Heart Foundation, which is dedicated to improving the care of children with congenital heart defects in destitute countries since 1994. Has taken surgical teams to 23 countries and operated on more than 4,000 children. In 1998, performed the first open-heart surgery in Bosnia, and in 1999, was operating in Belgrade when NATO bombing began during the Kosovo conflict. Has been awarded three presidential medals since 2002 and was awarded the Frederique Constant Passion Award in 2007. Featured in the 2003 Oscar-winning documentary Chernobyl Heart, and invited to speak to the General Assembly of the United Nations about the effects of the Chernobyl radiation disaster. Age 55. Endowed Professor of Surgery and International Child Health at the University of Tennessee — Memphis. Received cardiac training from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Head men's basketball coach at University of Memphis. At age 33, sixth-youngest coach in NCAA Division I. Led Tigers to record of 24-10 in his first year at the helm; Tigers lost to Ole Miss in second round of NIT. Served one season as assistant to John Calipari after cutting teeth over six years under Hall of Famer Lute Olson at University of Arizona. Known as a tireless recruiter, will welcome one of the top freshman classes in the country for 2010-11 season, one that includes three top-15 recruits (Jelan Kendrick, Will Barton, and White Station High School alum Joe Jackson). Member of Arizona's 1997 national championship team.


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Jesus, You are my soul's desire
You light my soul on fire
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Jump…….for Jesus.
Jesus, You are my friend and my brother
Above you there is no other
You give us love for each other
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Large lovely pendant with a moonstone set into sterling silver.Pretty opal powder blue stone is so pretty. Stone measures 3/4" x 1 1/4" plus the filigree silver setting and chain slide. This does not come with a chain. Email me if you need to see a picture of the back.
Pretty handcrafted sterling pendant with tiger eye center. Comes with chain too. Stone measures 3/4" x 1" plus the setting. marked Sterling S.E. 24" silver chain included.
Pretty blue mica in a nice sterling silver pendant setting. Measures oval 3/4" by 1". Marked 925 0n the chain slide. Chain not included. A very pretty pendant,flash has lighted the photo. Colors are actually deeper in coloring.
Pretty coral set into this substantial sterling silver pendant setting. Overall oval measures 1 3/4" x 2". Marked 925. No chain included. If you need to see a photo of the back, email me.
Gorgeous mother of pearl shell, set in a sterling silver setting. Oval size measures 1" x 1 1/8". Beautiful, just add your favorite chain and you have a great pendant.
Natural unpolished abalone shell set in sterling silver pendant. Measures oval 1 x 1 1/8. Excellent condition. No chain included with this one.
Cute hummingbied pin is clustered with white rhinestone crystals and has an emerald green rhinestone for the eye. Goldtone plated setting. Measures 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" and is like brand new condition. Nice tight pinback and closure.
Vintage Bal Ron gold flower pin in excellent condition. Marked Bal-Ron 1/20 12k GF. Popular company from the 1950's. Pin measures oval 1 1/2" x 1 3/4". Nice closure and pinback.You can email me for a closeup of the mark.
Nice large pendant set in sterling silver, Looks like a granite of sorts, I don't know much about these natural stones. Measures 1 3/4" x 1 1/4". Nice condition, but no chain. Slide marked 925 (look closely in photo) Email me if you need to see a photo of the back.
Lovely strand of genuine rice pearls. Strung as a continuing strand, no clasp. Measures to hang 15 1/2" so is actually a 31" continuous strand. Very pretty
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Adorable little seahorse earrings measure 7/8" and are made of abalone shell. Excellent condition and are on ear wires. Front and back view shown in picture.
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Bright and shiny vintage earrings with screw backs, Each dangly ball has a cluster of 12 brilliant rhinestones plus the stone on the stud portion. Perfect condition.Each ball is about 3/8" diameter.
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Adorable vintage earrings would be a perfect size to wear with most anything. Screw backs, brown centers surrounded by brilliant crystal rhinestones. 1/2" diameter. Lovely condition!
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Elegant vintage earrings by Carl-Art Inc. since 1937. Sterling silver, real pearls and good quality rhinestone crystals. They measure 1" at the longest point to point. Immaculate condition. Marked sterling and CA with the arrow logo.
Large locket measures 1 1/2" by 2" and includes chain that hangs 12" long.(24" doubled). No dents or scratches. Average wear to the plating. A nice locket probably from the 1960's or 1970's.
This has got to be one of the cutest circus clown pins I have seen! It swings from the middle. Pin measures 2 1/4" total height. Pretty pink and blue enamel decoration on a goldtone heavy metal construction. Just like new!
BEEP BEEP!! Make way for this great roadrunner pendant. Measures 2 1/4" x 4" an hangs from a double link chunky chain which is 23" long. Made of shiny gold heavy metal. Has a tiny red eye, Pristine condition though it is from the 1970's era.
THis is a very cool necklace if you like shells and ocean related jewelry. I was told these are actually sea urchin spines. They are hard like shells. Each spine is about 1 1/2" long. Necklace is 13" doubled as shown. Strung on nylon line. Only one of the spines are damaged. Spaced with red and yellow seed beads. Unique


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Scott D. Pierce: Believe Craig Ferguson when he says stepping down was his idea
Craig Ferguson is one of the classiest men in TV.
When he announced he's leaving "The Late Late Show," he did it without rancor. He not only offered his sincere thanks to CBS, but he spelled it out for his fans he's not being forced out. And they should not be upset with anyone at the network.
"CBS has been fine with me," Ferguson told his viewers. "In fact, more than that, they've been great with me. ⦠So please don't picket them or go up to CBS with flaming torches or ⦠unless you're angry at me, and then get in line."
I met Ferguson in about 1998, not long after he joined the cast of "The Drew Carey Show." I've interviewed him many times since, including multiple times backstage at "The Late Late Show." He was always charming , open, smart and funny. That was true in January 2005, just three weeks after he took over that show.
"I had never thought in my life about being a talk-show host," Ferguson said. "It's not something that you think is going to go to a Scotsman, anyway, coming to America. It didn't occur to me."
Ferguson is clever enough to get along with the people who write about him. He once hosted the Television Critics Association Awards a nonpaying gig. Another time, he sent pizzas over to the hotel where members of the TCA were camped.
And, over and over again across the past decade, Ferguson has insisted he didn't have designs on succeeding David Letterman on the "Late Show." Which makes it much easier to believe that he's not exiting at the end of the year because that job went to Stephen Colbert.
"This is not Jay and Conan at NBC, this is not Dave and Jay all these years ago," Ferguson told his viewers. "It's not that.
"Now, you will read that in areas of the Internet where truth is of absolutely no interest. And you will read that in the [air quotes] informed entertainment press, where the truth is of absolutely no interest, but in bigger words. So what I have to tell you is this. It's my decision to leave.
"I feel like doing this show for 10 years, that's enough."
If this were somebody other than Ferguson, I'd be skeptical. But I believe him when he says he almost left two years ago and CBS persuaded him to stay. I believe him when he says he agreed to stay through the end of the year to give CBS more time to find his replacement.
Big-time television is a very cynical business. Remember, Jay Leno said he was fine with it the first time he was forced to relinquish "The Tonight Show," but he later admitted that was anything but the case.
Ferguson went his own way. "And I still have another 150 or so of what I like to think is the strangest show on late-night television," he said.
Strange and distinctive, which doesn't often happen on network TV.
Scott D. Pierce covers television for The Salt Lake Tribune. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com; follow him on Twitter @ScottDPierce.


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Reno could move closer to an all-time heat record if forecast predictions hold this weekend.
The forecast predicts temperatures may hit 100 on Thursday and 101 on Friday. If those forecasts hold, Reno will hit 100-plus high temperature readings for the ninth day this year on Friday. There have been seven days with temperatures at or more than 100 this year.
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In it's latest report today, Moody's Investors Service has maintained its Baa1 rating with a stable outlook for TNB, as the shortage in gas -- the key component for its generation of electricity -- continues.
Moody's said since 2Q11, Tenaga had been burning oil and distillates, which cost about five times more than gas, to replace the gas shortfall and generate its required level of electricity.
The rating agency was maintaining its current rating and outlook because it expects timely intervention by the Malaysian government, the largest shareholder of both Tenaga and its gas supplier, Petroliam Nasional Bhd.
"So far, Tenaga has absorbed the additional burden within its rating's financial parameters, which still have some headroom, but a prolonged imbalance in Malaysia's power sector and a lack of supportive measures from the government to relieve the burden could weigh on these metrics, and put pressure on the rating," it said.
In addition to continued governmental support, Moody's rating and stable outlook for Tenaga assume that (1) the gas shortage will diminish over the near term as new sources of supply become available; (2) the government will decide on an appropriate cost-sharing mechanism over the next 6-8 months to compensate Tenaga for its added costs; and (3) the negative impact on Tenaga's financial profile of having to use more-expensive oil and distillates will be temporary.
The utility giant's earnings have been severely impacted by the shortage of gas supply.
It has so far reported two consecutive quarterly losses. TNB has said that the losses stemmed from the need to replace the shortfall in the supply of gas to it, by utilising more oil and distillates which are five times more expensive than gas and this has resulted in TNB incurring an additional RM2.1bil to replace the shortfall in gas in the last financial year ended Aug 31 (FY11).
In FY11, TNB's net profit plunged to RM499.5mil from RM3.2bil in FY10. Revenue for the year was higher at RM32.2bil versus RM30.3mil.
However, such a business predicament will not likely force the utility giant to hike up its electricity tariff as mentioned in Anwar Ibrahim's blog.
TNB is also hoping to get some compensation on additional fuel bill that amounted to RM2.1 billion in FY11 that it had to incur because of a shortfall in gas supplied by Petronas.
The company indicated it expects to receive an average natural gas allocation of 1,100-1,150 million metric British thermal units (mmbtu) a day in FY12 compared with 950 mmbtu a day during the second half of FY11.
A regasification terminal in Malacca is expected to be ready by July next year, and this will help Petronas meet its commitment to supply 1,350 mmbtu a day of gas to the power sector in 2012.


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Indexes suggest flat economy for Mexico
January 24 2014
Mexico's economic activity is unlikely to accelerate in early 2014, based on readings of The Conference Board's leading economic index for Mexico and its coincident economic index for the country.
The leading economic index for Mexico edged down again in November, slipping 0.1 percent, the same amount as October. The leading economic index for Mexico now stands at a reading of 123.5. During the six-month span through November, the index decreased 1.1 percent.
The coincident economic index posted a slight increase of 0.2 percent in November.


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In the final five minutes of its victory Tuesday night, the Rutgers women's basketball team ended up in a miniaturized 3-point shooting contest. And it fared much better than it should have given the bigger picture.
Freshman guard Tyler Scaife and junior forward Betnijah Laney both knocked down 3s to extend five-point leads to eight, while at the other end of the floor Cincinnati made one of its last two 3s, with the miss from Newark native Aleysha Lovett coming on a potential game-tying shot with two seconds left.
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Immerse yourself in the spirit of the 1960's at the sprawling Hippy Dippy Pool, which features flower-shaped water jets. For the little ones, a kiddie pool area with a pop-jet water fountain is located nearby.
Two more pools, the smaller 1950's Bowling Pool and the 1990's Computer Pool, are also on hand for Guests looking to take the pop-culture plunge.
Shop for Disney merchandise before or after you dine at this far-out food court that's a blast from the past. Find food favorites like waffles, pasta, flatbread and salads in one of the 7 food stations.
In-room pizza delivery is also available for those looking to dine in.
Watch complimentary screenings of Disney films on select nights by the Hippy Dippy Pool.
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