Saturday, May 05, 2012
Mick Jagger Will Host and Perform on 'SNL' Finale | Music News | Rolling Stone - Mick Jagger will host and perform on the May 19th season finale of Saturday Night Live, Deadline reports. This will be third time the Rolling Stones frontman will perform on the SNL stage, and his first time hosting the show. In 1978 he and the rest of the Stones co-hosted and performed, appearing in a handful of sketches.
Wife's horror as she watches her army medic husband die in Afghanistan while they are chatting on SKYPE | Mail Online - A spokesman at the William Beaumont Army Medical Center told MailOnline that Capt Bruce Kevin Clark's death on Monday came from natural causes and was not combat-related or suicide. Clark's family in upstate New York released a statement saying Clark was having a regular Skype chat with his wife in El Paso when she witnessed her husband's death. It said: 'Bruce's wife tragically witnessed her husband's death during one of their regular Skype video chats. At the time of the incident, the family was hoping for a rescue and miracle, but later learned that it was not to be.
Friday, May 04, 2012
Top Mercedes executive: Dothan could have 'opportunity' for supply plant | Dothan Eagle - Schaefer pointed to Mayor Mike Schmitz, owner of the Dothan Mercedes dealership and the man who invited Schaefer to Dothan, as an energetic thinker. “He seems really bright,” Schaefer said. “It’s an outstanding leadership. I heard about it before, and it’s the reason I came. It exceeded my expectations. You are lucky to have this mayor here.” -- “We are definitely expanding in Alabama, not only in our facility but also in the supply base on a monthly basis,” Schaefer said. “We’re really trying out our labor force base in Tuscaloosa, and we definitely have to expand our supply base. We need to locate our supply base a little bit farther away from our plant because we’re stretching our labor, so we’re looking for new areas. I talked to the mayor and there might be opportunities for Dothan.” While it’s far from a guarantee, Schmitz said preliminary talks have gone well, and he’s excited about the possibilities. “We talked to him about maybe having a supplier in Dothan, and we’re just talking about it right now, but who knows? That’s how everything starts,” Schmitz said. “We need jobs. That has to be a priority.
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