This is your cousin nancy.Please contact me or scott.

I am the best and only funny business analyst in the US and I would like a segment please.

For example:

http://philstocks.blogspot.com/2006/08/oils-slick-moves-in-washington.html

Come on guys, it's either this or McLaughlin, don't make me sit next to Tony Blankley!

Congratulations to you both!

At least Hollywood is smart enough to realize that they should be really nice to Jon Stewart. I can't think of two other people on television that deserve our respect and our admiration more than Jon and Stephen. They got the best applause of the whole evening and they deserved every second of it. Harrison Ford, John Lithgow, Annette Bening were just a few of the big names laughing whole-heartedly along with them.

PS Special congrats to the writers of the Daily Show, I was glad to see that they got what they asked for, as far as I'm concerned Comedy Central could never give them enough money. Their reporting is priceless.

Stephen, your turn is coming!!

Wondering if either of you had noticed the website I put in for URL: http://www.emergencymanagement.org ?

No common map grid? Even a year later?

When Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Thad Allen was asked

"Were there any lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina?"

"As good as we did in the search and rescue operations and all the people taken off roofs and that kind of stuff (more than 33,000 rescues), we could probably come up with a more methodical way to make sure we're covering all the areas rather than respond to individual calls. It would take dividing the city into grids, then search every grid so if somebody didn't have a cell phone and they're on a rooftop, we'd be able to find them and you would have what we call a better probability of detection or coverage factor."

If it wasn't sad, it'd be funny. Something you shows' specializes in and things seem to change…. Who knows where catastrophic will happen next? Certainly Indiana is more at risk than NYC!

Very best regards.