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Charlie Strong evades Miami job queries; Butch Davis, Ed Reed intrigued AUSTIN, Texas -- Texas coach Charlie Strong laughed Monday when asked whether he's going to be the next coach at Miami. "I have the best job in the country, " Strong said. Hurricanes coach Al Golden was fired on Sunday, and sources told ESPN's Brett McMurphy on Monday that Strong is a candidate to replace him. Two faces from Miami's past did express interest in the opening Monday. Former coach Butch Davis and safety Ed Reed both said in radio interviews that they'd be open to listening to pitches from the school. "Obviously, I'd love to be considered for that opportunity, " Davis, who was Miami's head coach from 1995-2000, said in an interview with 790 The Ticket in South Florida. "Time will tell whether that's the direction the school wants to go. " Reed, a two-time All-American for the Hurricanes (2000, '01), said in an interview with "The Rich Eisen Show" on Fox Sports radio that although he has no coaching experience, he'd be willing to listen if the school called with interest.
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There is a place in advanced manufacturing where there is potential for growth, " he said. "So I think that if we keep our eyes on these broad directions, the hope is that these become the areas in which you have new firm creation because that's always been the process of growth. There are some firms that are destroyed but there are new opportunities. " The Straits Times and UOB roundtable discussion Two economists, a business chamber leader and a labour MP gave their views on the Budget at the roundtable event on Wednesday. The hour-long discussion in the ST newsroom saw the panellists discuss how the new Budget initiatives can help speed up Singapore's recovery from the Covid-19 crisis, what measures can propel economic transformation and what can be done to support workers, among other issues. Panellists • Mr Barnabas Gan, economist at UOB • Professor Hoon Hian Teck, dean of Singapore Management University's School of Economics and a Nominated MP • Mr Desmond Choo, an MP for Tampines GRC and assistant secretary-general of NTUC • Mr Douglas Foo, president of the Singapore Manufacturing Federation and vice-chairman of the Singapore Business Federation Moderator • Mr Vikram Khanna, associate editor at The Straits Times
Not sure what I can do, I'm not good at coding, or art wich seems to be whats in demand. I know I shouldn't be saying the negative but I thought I'd be different. After losing My FAA Air Traffic job I worked for one of those temp companies. The week of training was fun, but after that I hated my job. I have no intrest in working for a Large company who's CEO takes home hundreds of times what the starting worker makes. I'd prefer just freelancing for individuals. I'll take an ATC (applying at Raytheon to be a remote pilot/ghost controller) job or any other job with similar challenge and rewards and has other like minded co-workers. a Big company like Google would be good too - Do No Harm, and the employees are paid well. ATC student, FAA DOT; OKC-ZLA 08/05/09-12/03/09 Study Air Traffic Rules and Regulations, Demonstrate Working Knowledge. TSO, TSA DHS PWM; Portland, ME — 2006-2009 Passenger and Baggage Screening, Lane monitor, X-ray Operator, Hand Wanding, Bag Searchs Commercial Fueler, Northeast Air PWM; Portland, ME — 2005-2006 Commercial Fueler.
"Eleven-point game, so this one is certainly not over — except for some of our friends, it is over — but you get my drift, " Michaels said. Everyone knows the symbiotic relationship between pro football and gambling, but there was a time when NFL broadcast partners weren't supposed to reference point spreads. The bet here is it won't be long before announcers simply come flat out and address bettors in the audience without the unseen winking. Quick hits: Fox's Dick Stockton talked about how turnovers put the Bears in a hole Sunday against the Buccaneers. Analyst Mark Schlereth mentioned at least a couple of times that it had been a month since the Bucs played meaningful football, as if preseason football were meaningful. Imagine the TV announcers Bears fans will get if the team continues to flounder as it did Sunday. It was tough to tell, but it seemed the White Sox broke up Matthew Boyd's no-hit bid on WGN-9 about the same time the Bears broke up the Bucs' shutout. Maybe Michaels can tell us if there was a betting line on that and whether it indeed was a push.