Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Is Alabama still a serious threat for UGA QB recruit Brice Ramsey? | AJC College Sports Recruiting - Michael Carvell - Alabama got some good recruiting news on Wednesday. And it may be good news for UGA, too. Alabama’s serious flirtations with UGA’s prized QB recruit, Brice Ramsey – highlighted by last week’s 90-minute Skye conversation between Nick Saban and Ramsey – may be over after the Crimson Tide landed one of the nation’s top quarterbacks on Wednesday. Utah QB Cooper Bateman, who is ranked as the nation’s No. 61 overall prospect by ESPN, committed to Alabama on Wednesday. Ramsey is ranked at No. 110.
Jamie Dimon’s Hubris Unshakable as JPMorgan Reelects Him to Top Two Posts - The Daily Beast - JPMorgan shareholders reelected Dimon chairman and CEO and gave him a $23 million pay package despite the bank’s $2 billion loss. But it’s ludicrous that he’s still calling the loss a mistaken ‘hedge’—and it shows he doesn’t get it, says Nomi Prins.
A Father's Example Guides Tebow - NYTimes.com - Seth Mydans - “I truly believe that the God who loves me also looks at orphans as extremely special,” Tim Tebow writes in his autobiography, “Through My Eyes,” written with Nathan Whitaker. “Over and over, my parents showed us how the Bible talks about taking care of widows and orphans.” Tim Tebow was born in the distant capital, Manila, in 1987 and lived there until he was 3 years old. Since the age of 15 he has made a number of visits back and has now established the Tim Tebow Foundation. In addition to its evangelical work in the United States, his foundation has plans to build a 30-bed children’s hospital in Mindanao’s largest city, Davao.
Dancing With Derivatives - NYTimes.com - Maureen Dowd - Jamie Dimon calls it “a doozy.” And it was. A $2 billion credit derivatives trading bungle that could mushroom to a $4 billion loss. The shining industry agitator against some of the tougher regulations on banks has suddenly become the shining example of why still tougher regulations may be needed.
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