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It evokes an image of the governor, dressed in khaki pants and blue chambray work shirts, work teams, to reassure the coast and even save pelican marsh. When people in Baton Rouge to Bayou revived the disastrous consequences of an April, May and June 2010 now, there will be an important figure in the action is more important.

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Despite media reports that he was in the process of hiring a staff and set to sign a contract with the Southern Cal Trojans, Jack Del Rio is remaining as coach of the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars. Jack Del Rio met with Jaguars’ owner Wayne Weaver on Tuesday and the result of the meeting is that Del Rio will remain with team, probably through the end of the three years remain on his contract. Weaver didn’t guarantee that Jack Del Rio will remain for three years, however, he outlined some areas of improvement he would like to see the Jaguars achieve. Just last week, Weaver had called the results of Jack Del Rio’s seven years with the Jaguars as “average.” On Tuesday, Weaver said that “average is not acceptable.” Jack Del Rio’s name was bandied about as the next head coach of USC after its head coach, Pete Carroll, resigned to take the head coaching job with Seattle Seahawks in the NFL. Jack Del Rio has compiled a 58-57 record through seven years with the Jaguars while going 1-2 n the playoffs. Continue reading “Jacksonville Jaguars agree to keep Jack Del Rio on as head football coach” »

One thing that most observers agree on when it comes to Tiger Woods is that the world’s No. 1 golfer will survive the devastating implications of the publicity brought upon him concerning alleged affairs with more than a dozen woman and Tiger will come back stronger than ever. While some sponsors have packed their bags and said good riddance to handing out millions to Tiger Woods, the smart ones like Nike, Gillette and the Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer are taking a more cautious attitude and apparently will try to ride out the storm, according to media reports. It is probably a wise move because those who stick around now will be have greater leverage with Tiger Woods than those who have abandoned him during his turmoils and self-imposed “indefinite” exile from the game. When he returns (and he will return, you can bet on that) odds are he will be even more popular than he has been, if that is indeed possible. The smart money is for sponsors to stick with Tiger Woods and wait until he returns. Continue reading “Sponsors are wise to keep low profile and stay with Tiger Woods” »

If you can believe what one of Tiger Woods’ alleged mistresses is saying, Tiger was very open about his relationship with Las Vegas cocktail waitress Jamie Jungers, she told “NBC’s The Today Show” today. “We went places together; people were taking our photographs in the nightclubs,” the nydailynews.com reported in the latest Tiger Woods revelation. Another reputed Tiger Woods mistress, Michelle Braun, told the cable news company that Tiger Wood often would spend $30,000 to $40,000 on women in a weekend when he was in a golf tournament. Continue reading “Tiger Woods didn’t try to keep relationship secret” »