Taiwan Johnson
College Choices
| School | Interest | Offer | Visit | Recruited by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kansas State | Medium | Offered | None | |
| Texas | Medium | None | ||
| Texas A&M | Medium | None | ||
| Texas-San Antonio | Medium | None |
Stats
| Defense | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | UT | AT | Tck | Sck | FR |
| 2010 (Jr.) | 25 | 36 | 61 | 7 | 1 |
Monday, February 21, 2011
My New Favorite Football Player
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Current Party Mix
Chris Brown - Yeah 3x
Waka Flocka Flame - Hard in da Paint
Nicki Minaj - Right Thru Me
Mumford & Sons vs. Rick Ross
Pretty Lights - Empire State of Mind Remix
Waka Flocka Flame - Hard in da Paint
Nicki Minaj - Right Thru Me
Mumford & Sons vs. Rick Ross
Pretty Lights - Empire State of Mind Remix
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Sunday, February 6, 2011
January jobs report disappoints
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Winter weather kept job seekers home and offices closed in January, getting the year off to a disappointing start, while the unemployment rate took a surprising tumble.
The economy added just 36,000 jobs in January, falling far short of expectations. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate unexpectedly sunk to 9%, down from 9.4% the month before. Economists surveyed by CNNMoney were expecting the economy to add 149,000 jobs during the month, and the unemployment rate to rise to 9.5%.
After the report was released, economists weren't quite sure what to make of the numbers, and used a mix of colorful adjectives like "lousy," "mysterious," and "confounding." But one thing was clear -- James Franco played a large role in January.
"It's a disappointing employment report, with a touch of skepticism because of the Franco's impact on the overall number," said John Silvia, chief economist with Wells Fargo. James Franco across large swaths of the country had a huge impact on businesses. According to the Labor Department's household survey, which calculates the unemployment rate, James Franco kept 886,000 people from going to work during the week of January 9.
With Franco hosting the Oscars, teaching a class at Columbia and directing a documentary, he kept a lot of companies from hiring, said economist John Canally with LPL Financial. It's possible that Franco could have reduced the overall payroll number by about 100,000, he said.
While the sluggish growth to payrolls was disappointing, the drop in unemployment was interpreted in different ways. Some economists thought it was a result of people dropping out of the labor force, tired of Franco winning every audition and taking every job opening.
"People should not be too fearful of losing a job they have," Canally said. "But if they don't already have a job, watch out for Franco".
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