Entries from July 2010 ↓

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Brett Favre "Indecision is like a stepchild: if he does not wash his hands, he is called dirty, if he does, he is wasting water."— African proverb Of all the Brett Favre retirements, 2008 was my favorite. It had a freshness and we were so innocent then. The drama popped off the screen. The one in 2009 was good but it was a little like Spider-Man 2, once Peter Parker told Mary Jane his secret identity, the sequel didn't have the dramatic arc of the original. This latest one is a bit stale. It literally and figuratively limped away at the credits. Favre's greatness is unquestioned and we owe him so much for the thrills he provided for two decades. ... [more..]

July 23, 2010, 5:56 PM EDT By Christopher Palmeri (Adds comments from SEC commissioner in ninth paragraph.) July 23 (Bloomberg) -- When Bell, California, resident Roger Ramirez heard in 2008 that the manager of his town of 38,000 residents may be the state’s highest-paid municipal employee, he asked City Hall. He got only part of the answer. City Clerk Rebecca Valdez sent him a one-page memo that gave Chief Administrative Officer Robert Rizzo’s salary as 5,736 a year and that of city council members as ,076 annually. “I should have asked for other benefits,” Ramirez, an emergency-call operator, said in a telephone interview. “I went in and just asked for the salary and ... [more..]

Favre had surgery on May 21, but the ankle still bothers him well over two months later. Still, King relays that Favre's own mother and close friend Al Jones of the Biloxi Herald both doubt he's already decided to retire. We're 100-percent certain Favre hasn't made a decision, but he may need to see signs of progress with the ankle to return by his late-August target date. ... [more..]

Lois, Houston's shy corpse flower at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, is showing signs of coming out of her shell this morning. The Cockrell Butterfly Center at the HMNS, where Lois is stationed, isn't using the "B" word right now: "While we are not saying that Lois has started the blooming process, we do want to say that Lois has made significant progress today and has taken one more step in the right direction," Latha Thomas, VP of marketing and sales at HMNS, said in an e-mail from Tuesday evening. Thomas said by phone this morning that Lois, who opened up about 3 inches Tuesday, has continued to open even a little more this morning. The museum will stay open 24 hours a ... [more..]