Wednesday, April 04, 2012
'The second trailer is ripped to pieces and thrown 50 to 100 feet into the air': Massive tornadoes toss TRUCKS across the skies as 'large and extremely dangerous' twisters target Texas | Mail Online - Arlington and Lancaster declared 'disaster zones' in wake of tornadoes , 300 homes damaged in Lancaster - News footage shows tractor-trailers being thrown by massive twister - Homes in the path of storm reduced to rubble, roofs ripped of buildings and cars overturned by powerful storms - Texas TV news reporter says 'I've never seen this before' - Tens of thousands of homes without power
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
With Huckabee Show, a Talk Radio Face-Off - NYTimes.com - Brian Stelter - Mr. John Hogan (Clear Channel) said he welcomed Mr. Huckabee “because we think competition makes people better.” - Mr. Hogan said the recent moves by Cumulus were a reflection of “what we’ve thought for a long time, which is that radio is a great business.” Audio will be just one type of content for these businesses; Web and video will be others, and live events still another.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/02/business/media/with-huckabee-show-a-talk-radio-face-off.html?pagewanted=print
Dog eats owner's Masters tickets - Yardbarker -So he did what any golf fan would do: He poured Hydrogen peroxide -- it's safe for animals to ingest -- into his dog's mouth and waited for the remains of the tickets to come back up. They did. Along with a bunch of other things. But wait, there's more! Berkman not only went through the puke to find the pieces of the tickets, he also took the time to piece the tickets (or what was left of them) together, in one final attempt to keep the trip alive.
Jim Nantz made his first connections with college basketball and pro football in New Orleans | NOLA.com - Dave Walker - Within hours of “One Shining Moment’s” concluding notes tonight, he’ll be in Augusta, Ga., to begin work on CBS’ coverage of the 2012 Masters Golf Tournament. His first assignment will be to tape an interview with Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player for replay during the network’s late-night coverage to air at 10:35 p.m. Thursday and Friday (April 5 and 6). “You talk about a mental switch,” Nantz said. “You can go from being right there at midcourt in the Superdome, electric, crowning the national champion, tears flowing and ‘One Shining Moment’ playing, and then the next morning I’ll be sitting in Butler Cabin with three of the greats in the history of golf talking about Augusta. “That’s my life. I feel very fortunate to have all those things going on.”
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)