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Schedule: The Tigers' first practice is Thursday morning with the varsity players. The freshmen and selected veterans will practice later in the day. The first full-squad practice is Sunday, and the first day in pads is scheduled for Monday. LSU opens the season Sept. 1 against North Texas in Tiger Stadium. Kickoff is 7 p.m. ET, and the game will be televised by ESPNU.
Returning starters: Six on offense, six on defense and the place-kicker, punter and top return man on special teams.
Star power: Junior cornerback Tyrann Mathieu was a Heisman Trophy finalist last season. He tied for the team lead with 76 total tackles and led the SEC with six forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries. He also returned two punts for touchdowns.
New faces: Lamar Louis and Ronnie Feist, a pair of true freshmen, went through spring drills and showed enough that that they're going to be in the rotation at linebacker this season. Also keep an eye on incoming true freshman Kwon Alexander. In the secondary, redshirt freshman Jalen Collins could end up being the Tigers' third cornerback, while redshirt freshman Micah Eugene is expected to push Craig Loston for the starting strong-safety spot.
Don't forget about: Sixth-year senior Josh Dworaczyk didn't go through the spring and missed all of last season with a knee injury. The NCAA granted him a sixth year of eligibility, and he adds a wealth of experience to an already-talented offensive line. Dworaczyk started at left guard in all 13 games of both the 2009 and 2010 seasons, but will have to beat out promising sophomore La'El Collins if he's going to return to the starting lineup.
Big shoes to fill: Morris Claiborne picked up right where Patrick Peterson left off the year before and took away one whole side of the field at cornerback last season. He was an eraser back there for the Tigers and also contributed a key 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against West Virginia. Next in line is junior Tharold Simon, who has the size, skills and drive to be the next great corner to come out of LSU.
Key battle: LSU coach Les Miles likes to play a lot of running backs, but he can't play five, and the Tigers have five who could start for a lot of teams. The new kid on the block is 6-foot-2, 225-pound freshman Jeremy Hill, who might be the most complete package physically. Juniors Michael Ford and Spencer Ware combined for more than 1,450 rushing yards last season, and 240-pound sophomore Kenny Hilliard came on toward the end of the season. There's also junior Alfred Blue, who averaged 6.9 yards per carry a year ago. The competition at running back should be fierce over the next month.
Rising star: After starring on special teams last season and blowing up a few opposing return men, sophomore Jarvis Landry is ready to make his mark at receiver. He runs excellent routes and catches everything. He'll be a vital part of the Tigers' passing game this fall.
Bottom line: The Tigers came up one game short a year ago after winning 13 in a row against a brutal schedule and then laying an egg in the BCS National Championship Game against Alabama. They lost three talented underclassmen to the NFL draft, but the defense has a chance to be even better in 2012. Good luck in finding a deeper, more talented defensive line this side of the NFL. The secondary won't be too far behind. If quarterback Zach Mettenberger can have success throwing the ball down the field, it's going to open up all sorts of things on offense for the Tigers. Their running game will be as potent as ever. The schedule is also much easier, and Alabama has to come to Baton Rouge this season. When you add it all up, it has the feel of another national-championship run for the Tigers, who are still smarting from what happened to them in New Orleans last season.


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Newcastle boss Alan Pardew believes midfielder Joey Barton is in the best form of his career after "working very hard" to turn his life around.
Barton's talent has never been in question, although he has often been in the head-lines for well-documented disciplinary problems.
But Pardew feels Barton is a changed individual and he produced another influential performance in the 2-0 win over Birmingham at St. Andrew's last night.
It lifted the Magpies into ninth spot in the Barclays Premier League thanks to goals from Peter Lovenkrands and Leon Best.
Pardew said: "I have to say Joey has worked very hard at turning his life around.
"That has been projected onto the football pitch.
"We are getting the best of Joey Barton probably at anytime in his career.
"I thought he was very unlucky to get booked against Birmingham with some of the other challenges that went on.
"Maybe there is still a slight stain against him.
"But for me, and I can only take someone as I find them, Joey has been superb."
Pardew is also pleased with the way Lovenkrands and Best are trying to fill the void left by the departure of Andy Carroll to Liverpool for £35 million.
Lovenkrands showed some typical sharpness to put the Magpies ahead after only two minutes, and Best wrapped up the points with a powerful header from close range early in the second period.
Pardew said: "I think it is about getting the balance right and encouraging them and getting them to produce what is best for their particular game.
"They are not Shola Ameobi and they are not Andy Carroll. They are different types and we got the best out of them at Birmingham.
"I'm so pleased for Leon Best because I think there is a bit more pressure on him than Peter because he hasn't really done a great deal at the football club.
"But he produced a great performance at St. Andrew's and can be proud of that."
Birmingham boss Alex McLeish has moved quickly to dismiss reports of dressing room unrest which claimed defenders Scott Dann and Roger Johnson were unhappy at talks about new contracts being put on hold.
He said: "That is absolute news to me. That is absolutely laughable.
"I've got a great dressing room. It's news to me unless they're talking behind my back.
"I haven't seen Scott Dann for about three or four weeks because we've given him some time off to recuperate from his injury so he's in the sun somewhere.
"There's nothing in it. It's not the best time to talk about contracts and I think the players agree with that.
"I'm sure they'd love us to say 'here's another X amount per week and we'll sign you for another two years'.
"But it's not appropriate at this moment in time and the players accepted that. No unrest, absolutely not."
McLeish's more pressing concern will be to check on the fitness of defenders Liam Ridgewell and Martin Jiranek, who suffered knocks against the Magpies.
With Dann out for the rest of the season and Curtis Davies cup-tied, McLeish will hope they recover for the Carling Cup final against Arsenal in 11 days time.
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Social Capital and Political Accountability
We investigate a channel through which social capital may improve economic well-being and the functioning of institutions: political accountability. The main idea is that voters who share values and beliefs that foster cooperation are more likely to vote based on criteria of social welfare rather than narrow personal interest. We frame this intuition into a simple model of political agency and take it to the data using information on the criminal prosecutions and absenteeism rates of Italian members of Parliament. Empirical evidence shows that the electoral punishment of these misbehaviors is considerably larger in districts with higher social capital. (JEL D72, I31, Z13)
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I heard a clip of an interview with Mike Schmidt on MLB Network Radio on Monday in which the Hall of Famer suggested a new voting process is necessary for the Hall of Fame. His idea was to have the writers vote for 10 finalists and then have some sort of committee select the inductees from that list of 10.
I missed the whole interview, so I'm not sure if Schmidt thinks too few players are getting elected or too many, but I doubt it would be the latter considering the Baseball Writers Association has been electing just one or two players per year.
Schmidt is on to something, especially as players from the so-called steroids era enter the ballot. With the writers split on what to do about those players, it's slowly creating a backlog of qualified candidates. The trend has been established, however. Marginal candidates such as Goose Gossage and Jim Rice have been elected in recent years, while inner-circle superstars like Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds -- who join the ballot this year -- will not.
It's a mess. You could hardly devise a worse system, one in which 500-plus voters with varying degrees of knowledge assess the pool of candidates with few guidelines.
You have voters who won't vote for players who used performance-enhancing drugs.
You have voters who won't vote for players they suspect used performance-enhancing drugs.
You have voters who won't vote for players who had big muscles.
You have voters who want to vote for more than 10 players but can't, because you're allowed a maximum of 10 players per ballot.
You have voters who refuse to vote for a player in his first year on the ballot.
You have columnists voting who mostly covered the NFL or NBA and saw maybe three baseball games a year and can't tell Edgar Martinez from Carmelo Martinez.
You have a pool of voters that doesn't include Vin Scully, Bill James, Bob Costas, John Thorn, Joe Torre or anybody else who isn't a 10-year member of the BBWAA.
You have voters with little or no sense of history of the Hall of Fame.
You have voters who simply vote for their favorite players.
You have a voting system where a player can somehow climb from 30 percent of the vote his first year on the ballot to the required 75 percent by his 15th and final year (Rice) or from 18 percent in his first year to 80 percent in his 14th (Bert Blyleven).
You have voters who believe the Hall of Fame should only include the likes of Willie Mays, Hank Aaron and Mike Schmidt -- the cream of the cream, so to speak -- when it clearly doesn't.
The steroid era players cloud things even more. This year, Bonds, Clemens, Sammy Sosa and Mike Piazza join the ballot, one that already includes Mark McGwire, Rafael Palmeiro and Jeff Bagwell, all with varying degrees of PED innuendo. As Buster Olney wrote the other day:
- As far as Major League Baseball is concerned, McGwire and the other Hall of Fame candidates are all merely former players in good standing. ...
- As far as the Baseball Hall of Fame is concerned, McGwire and the others are candidates in good standing. They'll be listed on the forthcoming ballot, eligible to receive votes -- and if they get enough votes, they'll be inducted. ...
- It's the writers, and the writers alone, who are the bottleneck.
- In the past, baseball writers have sought clarification from the Hall of Fame on how they should handle the steroid era candidates. If they are looking for guidance, maybe they should take a cue from Major League Baseball. Commissioner Bud Selig hasn't stripped any records or accomplishments -- with the one exception being Melky Cabrera's voluntary withdrawal from the 2012 batting title race -- and he hasn't banned Clemens or Bonds or Sosa. Before Game 1 of the World Series, Bonds walked into the Giants' clubhouse without being stopped by security, and that will continue to be the case.
Last year, 573 ballots were cast for the Hall of Fame. Unlike what the BBWAA did with its awards this year, the votes aren't made public (although many voters do reveal their selections). There's no reason why the Hall of Fame has to continue using the BBWAA as its voting contingent. That made sense in 1936, when there were no TV broadcasters and maybe one radio announcer per club. But it's an outdated process that excludes too many potential smart and passionate voters.
So it is time for the Hall of Fame itself to change the process. My suggestions:
1. Set guidelines on the steroids guys. In or out. It's not the Baseball Writers Hall of Fame, so remove their ability to set the agenda.
2. Five years on the ballot. Force voters to make up their minds. Look, I like that Blyleven finally made the Hall of Fame; he was well beyond the line of qualification. But this slow build-up to election is unnecessary. Why Rice and not Dale Murphy? Why Andre Dawson and not Tim Raines?
3. Make voters accountable. The BBWAA took the right step with its season awards. Now take this step and let the public know exactly who is voting.
4. Allow voters to vote for more than 10 players.
5. Finally, let's go with Schmidt's idea. The BBWAA votes on the 10 finalists. A committee -- similar to the Veterans Committee -- selects the final inductees, with a minimum of three per year. The Pro Football Hall of Fame elects at least four members per year and usually six or seven. The Hockey Hall of Fame usually elected two to four players per year. The Baseball Hall of Fame is much stingier, in part because it's difficult to get nearly 600 voters to agree on something. But we're soon going to have a Hall of Fame that includes Rice and Jack Morris, but not Clemens and Bonds. At that point, the Hall of Fame becomes irrelevant.
That committee would have a lot of responsibility. But put those most passionate about the game and the Hall of Fame on it, those without an agenda -- writers such as our own Jayson Stark and Tim Kurkjian, ex-players who still follow the game like Schmidt and Cal Ripken, executives like Pat Gillick and John Schuerholz, former managers like Torre and Bobby Cox. And, yes, put James, Costas and Scully on it. Put a fan on it. It's not that difficult to make it a representative group of those who love the game.


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I would advise anyone booking a test drive to make sure it's a lengthy one. As with all cars of distinct character, and especially Alfa Romeos, there is something of a learning process to undergo.
It's big - more a junior Mercedes SL than a contender in the MGF/Mazda MX-5 league. You may experience initial difficulty judging that beautiful body's extremes from the cockpit, and you will need a fairly positive approach to gear changing.
Once accustomed to all that, you can begin to enjoy yourself. You have Alfa's excellent new twin-cam at your disposal, a normally civilised and tractable motor that will oblige with the usual high-rev delirium if required and a ride which, while not choppy, is the sort that reminds you that you're driving a motor car, not simply awaiting the arrival of your destination.
My only serious beef, ignoring for a moment the absurdly large and rather ineffective windscreen wipers, is the steering. A little too light for my liking, the slight vagueness it suggests leaves you surprised when the car responds as quickly as it does. It also gives the impression that you are at the limits of grip long before you actually are.
That apart, this car is every bit as good as the famous name and reputation of its predecessor while avoiding the obvious temptation to be a mere pastiche of it.
Alfa Romeo Spider 2.0 Twin-spark 16-valve Price approx pounds 22,000. Two- litre transverse-mounted in-line four; 150bhp; five-speed manual; top speed 130mph; 0-62mph (100kmh) 8.4secs; overall fuel consumption 34.0mpg.
MGF 1.8 16v VVC 5-speed, pounds 17,995. BMW Z3 1.9 5-speed, under pounds 20,000 (to be announced). Mazda MX-5 1.8iS 5-speed pounds 17,595. Saab 900 2.0iS 5- speed Convertible, pounds 21,902.Reuse content


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A tribute to the 858,000 acre Chequamegon (sho-WAH-ma-gon)-Nicolet National Forest that surrounds the lodge, this room features a cherry wrought iron Queen bed topped by a stunning woven rug motif duvet. The name Chequamegon is derived from an Ojibway word meaning "place of shallow water," and refers to Lake Superior's Chequamegon Bay 45 miles to our north. Includes private bath with tub and shower. Air-conditioned.
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Comparing management performance of Belgian football clubs
In: Zur Ökonomik von Spitzenleistungen im internationalen Sport
In this empirical exercise, we try to compare the management performances of 13 Belgian first-division football clubs, based on a limited panel data set over the last 8 seasons. A simple model is constructed and the estimation of its reduced form can reveal something about the relative performances in terms of the clubs' general management. By estimating the structural-form equations, we also try to decompose this general management performance into more specific management qualities.
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Cauliflower Salad Made Like Potato Salad (Low Carb)
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Prep 15 mins
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Cauliflower makes a great substitute for potato for low carb. This recipe is adapted from Paula Deen's potato salad recipe, and tastes best after being chilled for a few hours.
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- 1 whole cauliflower, steamed and florets chopped into chunks
- 6 slices turkey bacon or 6 slices smoked bacon, cooked crisp and crumbled
- 4 -5 scallions, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup finely diced celery
- 4 hardboiled egg, peeled and chopped
- 1⁄3 cup regular mayonnaise
- 1⁄3 cup low-fat sour cream
- 1 tablespoon creole mustard
- 1⁄2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon paprika
- Combine ingredients and chill before serving.
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I'm gonna tell boss man about this one.Would sell at the restaurant
It's a great idea.. and I kind of liked this and kind of didn't like it. It really smells strongly of cauliflower when you take the lid off of it. I would suggest taking the lid off outside and then bringing the salad inside. It tastes ok... but jeez.. that first whiff is enough to make you not want to put it into your mouth.
Great recipe for those on low-carb programs! I made only a few changes based on what I had on hand. Omitted bacon & substituted low fat yogurt for sour cream to save calories. Used minced red onion vs scallions and added a pinch of celery seed for added flavor - DELISH!


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I am a self-employed Landscape Gardener & Designer. 42 yo. Have only lived here for 2+ years now, from Melb/ grew up in Country Vic. I am starting fresh as a Veggie Garden specialist, for Urban Wagga residents. I have extensive skills and experience in this field. I have an 8 yo Son who lives with his Mother in Melbourne, that needs to stay with me during school holidays. I have no Pets, am a life-long musician, currently a guitarist, jamming out some tunes at a mate/drummers studio place, so not at home just acoustic. Home for me is mostly private, I'm a homebody and not looking for a place to socialize with friends (except rare occasions). I am only looking for a small amount of shed space to put a small amount of gardening tools in. – Currently I'm at a friend's house (only temp), for 2 more months, but can move anytime.
I'm a respectful, quite, clean and tidy person. I like reading books, soccer, music, movies, walking.... I'm a really good flatmate
I have lived in a share house for last 6 months.I am honest, easy going,good cook and always friendly.I like other peoples company and enjoy going out with friends.
I am a soil researcher working full time at CSU and DPI. I am a quiet and tidy roommate to have. My family lives in Melbourne, so I am commuting on a fortnight basis.
Easy going - love to cook - clean and quite
I'm 22 and studying teaching at uni with a bar job as well. Im pretty easy going and always up for a beer
G'day, I am 22 & recently graduated university as a Mechanical Engineer. I have moved to Wagga from Brisbane for a position, which I hope will best promote my professional development. I am a pretty laid back bloke, tidy, active & friendly. If there is anything further you wish to know, please feel free to ask (not really too sure what to say in these things).
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On an earlier trip Martha and Raymond Owen had purchased a projector to use while they were in the Philippines. This time they decided to present the church with the projector and to leave it with them. This act of kindness really touched the people.
Bro. Charles Rogers also shared some of his experiences while he was on this trip. He wore the shirt he had been given by the Philippine people that was made from pineapple. It was a very interesting presentation, and I think we can all say that the trip was a big success.
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Entrance hall leads into lounge with feature gas fireplace, dining room & formal lounge. Large well designed kitchen, separate scullery. Patio overlooking landscaped garden & pool. 3 king size bedrooms all with en suite bathrooms. Self-contained flatlet or deluxe staff. Guest bathroom. Triple garage. Extras include, underfloor heating. Alarm system/garden beams. 24 hour security. A spacious well designed home. The Lonehill area is particularly popular for the superb safety and security which exists thanks to the Lonehill Residents Association. The LRA was established primarily for the security surrounding the area but also for the maintenance and cleanliness of the gardens, parks, lake, trees and pavements. These all contribute to a feeling of community spirit which is centered around the Community Centre which also has a church, garden club and various other activities. Add to this the Crawford Prep and College, numerous nursery schools, Lonehill and Fourways Mall Shopping Centres, Monte Casino and a multitude of excellent restaurants and you have the ideal safe suburb. Lonehill is probably best known for the Lonehill Koppie which is a seemingly precariously balanced boulder on the top of the lone Koppie which stands within a nature reserve in the middle on Lonehill.
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|1 (No.18)
|Wild rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chicken stock
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Pitted cherries
|125 Gram, drained and chopped (1 Can)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
|1 , chopped
|Grated cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|1 , lightly beaten
|To Taste
|To Taste
|Red currant sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Cook rice in chicken stock for 10-12 minutes on HIGH.
Drain and cool.
Mix rice, cherries, walnuts, onion, cheese, parsley, egg, salt and pepper.
Fill cavity of duck with prepared seasoning and brush both sides with red currant sauce.
Place breast-side down on a roasting rack.
Cook for 18 minutes on MEDIUM.
Turn over and cook a further 18 minutes on MEDIUM.
Note: Brush with more red currant sauce 2-3 times during cooking.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 1553 Calories from Fat 794
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 89 g136.6%
Saturated Fat 28.5 g142.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 454.2 mg151.4%
Sodium 802.2 mg33.4%
Total Carbohydrates 84 g28.1%
Dietary Fiber 4.3 g17.2%
Sugars 44.3 g
Protein 103 g206%
Vitamin A 17.7% Vitamin C 54.8%
Calcium 24.1% Iron 122.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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This is our second year with the M-STEP test, and the third consecutive year of our students taking a new assessment. We, again, are careful about how we use and compare these results to previous years due to the number of changes to the assessment.
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9th and 10th grades were not previously tested, and now they are tested.
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Dave Pratt now spends his weekday mornings sitting in his wife's Ford Expedition instead of a radio studio, driving his three youngest children to school.
It's one of the things the Arizona broadcasting icon relishes doing eight months after being fired by country station KMLE-FM (107.9).
"The CD player is loaded with Lady GaGa, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Pussycat Dolls, and it smells like the most delicious perfume," the former rock "shock jock" and country host says with a laugh.
"I'm like Michael Keaton in 'Mr. Mom.' It's me and all the other moms in the morning."
After three decades in the radio business, Pratt is enjoying his free time, hiking Camelback Mountain, playing tennis on the court at his Paradise Valley home, going to the movies and trying not to drive his wife, Paula, crazy.
"It's been good," Paula says. "It's obviously different, going from somebody being that busy to having them home 24/7. And I'm not going to lie: There are days where I'm like, 'You need to get back to work, today.' "
To that end, Pratt has been keeping in touch with contacts in broadcasting as he tries to figure out what's next.
He acknowledges being anxious about where he will land after doing highly rated morning shows at KMLE and rock outlet KUPD-FM (97.9), where he earned the nickname Morning Mayor.
"Being a husband of 21 years and being a father of four, if I wasn't a little bit anxious about the future, it would be a little bit irresponsible. It would probably err on the side of arrogance," he says.
Whatever the future might hold, the Nevada-born Pratt says it will be in Arizona.
"I love Phoenix. I've never wanted to leave, and I won't leave. I will find something here (in broadcasting), and if I don't, I'll find something else to do."
Although he misses radio in a big way, Pratt says he'll wait for the right offer because his contract with CBS Radio, which owns KMLE, guarantees hefty paychecks through 2011, unless he gets another job before then.
"I could get back on the air immediately, take a job (after negotiating a split from CBS)," Pratt, 47, says. "But I would like to find a position that I believe in, that helps me support the community in the way I've been used to and lets me be responsible to my family."
He'd like to explore his newfound love of writing, which blossomed with his 2008 autobiography, "Behind the Mic: 30 Years in Radio," and perhaps television.
Pratt's high profile in Arizona is both a blessing and a challenge as he considers his next career move, according to David Leibowitz, vice president of creative services at Moses Anshell, a Phoenix marketing and advertising agency, and former Arizona Republic columnist.
"On the one hand, having been in radio for 30 years, I'm sure Dave commands a giant salary and brings with him people that he thinks of as his team, and that means that any station that hires him is going to have to commit to a pretty big number," Leibowitz says.
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"You'd think a talk station like KTAR (92.3 FM) would put him on the air at this point," says Leibowitz, who had a talk show on that station for five years.
Television also is a viable option, according to Mark Curtis, a close friend of Pratt and co-anchor for 12 News (KPNX, Channel 12).
"I could definitely see Dave stepping into . . . his own TV show," Curtis says. "He's . . . an entertainer, and he shouldn't be confined just to radio."
For now, Pratt has plenty to keep him busy, including writing a Q&A feature for Arizona Highways magazine, doing radio and TV ads for the Arizona Diamondbacks and supporting several charities, including his Dave Pratt Dental Clinic in south Phoenix.
"He needs to be challenged," Paula says, "and, hopefully, that will be happening soon."
The self-described news-and-information addict also is embracing his night-owl alter ego, following all Valley sports teams, often with pal and ex-Diamondback Luis Gonzalez, and bouncing errant tee shots off the mansions that border the Arizona Biltmore golf resort with Curtis.
"I'm a night guy; I've never enjoyed mornings. Isn't that crazy?" says Pratt, who often watches CNN, trolls the Internet and writes into the wee hours of the morning.
Surprisingly, for a guy who has made a living playing songs on his shows, Pratt doesn't listen to music on the radio much at home.
When he does, he has a soft spot for country, which is more family-friendly than the hard rock he played on KUPD earlier in his career.
"I probably would have stayed in country (radio) for the rest of my life," Pratt says. "My family loved it."
He still gets hundreds of e-mails a day from former listeners.
"It's a great way to stay in touch with my audience," says Pratt, who responds to each e-mail he receives at themayor@ davepratt.net.
These days, Pratt, who survived prostate cancer in 2005, is focusing on his personal life.
"I've learned to slow down and appreciate every single day," he says. "I can't . . . count the early mornings over the past several months that I have . . . sipped a cup of coffee and watched the sunrise."
Curtis says, "I think if you were to ask Dave to line up his priorities, 'job/radio personality' would not be in the top two. I think the top two would probably be 'family,' followed closely by 'friends.' "
Paula says she would be concerned if her husband fell too much into a laid-back lifestyle while being paid to do nothing.
She has one surefire idea for keeping him busy: "Christine Gonzalez and I are really good friends, so we joke all the time that Luis and Dave could really help Walmart's business if they would just go and be greeters."
It's a safe bet that whatever Pratt decides to do next will involve an audience.
"More than ever, I've learned that what I love about radio is the same after all these years: I truly have loved and appreciated my listeners," he says.
"I have been the luckiest man in the world to be in such a secure position for doing such a silly job."
Reach the reporter at larry.rodgers@arizonarepublic .com or 602-444-8043.
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