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17:25 Round 9Ben Massey W vs. Kevin Howell OR L James Bond 007 60th Anniversary 08:15 Round 8Collin Whittemore L vs. Mathew Peterson W Scared Stiff 10:51 Kevin Howell OR W vs. Mike Smith PDX L Eight Ball Deluxe 07:02 Rick French L vs. Ben Massey W Taxi 12:35 Round 7Collin Whittemore L vs. Rick French W James Bond 007 60th Anniversary 04:32 Mike Smith PDX L vs. Mathew Peterson W Taxi 12:22 Zach Marlowe L vs. Ben Massey W Doctor Who 04:45 Round 6Mathew Peterson W vs. Aeden McRea L Eight Ball Deluxe 09:47 Mike Smith PDX L vs. Collin Whittemore W The Walking Dead 08:16 Rick French W vs. Nick Higgins L James Bond 007 60th Anniversary 17:37 Zach Marlowe L vs. Kevin Howell OR W Scared Stiff 09:11 Round 5Chad Sulloway L vs. Ben Massey W Scared Stiff 12:00 John Grey L vs. Kevin Howell OR W Taxi 14:36 Mathew Peterson W vs. Nick Elliott L The Walking Dead 13:44 Mike Smith PDX W vs. Dave Dimoff L James Bond 007 60th Anniversary 11:54 Nate Tayloe L vs. Aeden McRea W Doctor Who 09:07 Nick Higgins W vs. Laura Kirby L Eight Ball Deluxe 09:47 Zach Marlowe W vs. Collin Whittemore L Cactus Canyon Remake Special 15:03 Round 4Collin Whittemore W vs. Campbell Hancock L Doctor Who 23:43 John Grey L vs. Mathew Peterson W James Bond 007 60th Anniversary 11:11 Kevin Howell OR W vs. Rick French L Eight Ball Deluxe 12:52 Laura Kirby L vs. Ben Massey W Doctor Who 07:26 Nate Tayloe W vs. Eric Reinert L Cactus Canyon Remake Special 08:28 Nick Elliott W vs. Chad Sulloway L Taxi 09:44 Nick Higgins W vs. Aeden McRea L Scared Stiff 15:20 Rick Abruzzo L vs. Mike Smith PDX W The Walking Dead 05:52 Zach Marlowe W vs. Rhienium L The Walking Dead 07:56 Round 3Ben Massey L vs. Mathew Peterson W Eight Ball Deluxe 08:56 Brenna Bechtold L vs. Aeden McRea W James Bond 007 60th Anniversary 23:05 Campbell Hancock W vs. Kevin Howell OR L Doctor Who 09:25 Colin Bridges L vs. Zach Marlowe W James Bond 007 60th Anniversary 09:49 Dave Dimoff W vs. Chad Sulloway L Eight Ball Deluxe 06:23 Mike Smith PDX W vs. Nick Elliott L Cactus Canyon Remake Special 09:43 Nate Tayloe W vs. Laura Kirby L Scared Stiff 11:38 Rhienium L vs. Collin Whittemore W Taxi 10:12 Rick Abruzzo L vs. Nick Higgins W Doctor Who 06:30 Rick French W vs. Eric Reinert L The Walking Dead 11:48 Round 2Aeden McRea L vs. Rick French W Cactus Canyon Remake Special 10:23 Campbell Hancock L vs. Ben Massey W James Bond 007 60th Anniversary 07:55 Chad Sulloway W

Leroux and the Peter Duchin Orchestra for 17 years and performed with artists such as Danny Kalb of the Blues Project, Charlie Musselwhite, Roomfull of Blues and T.S. Monk and opened for The Pointer Sisters, George Benson and Bo Diddley. His soundtrack compositions include music for the feature film, “The Compleat Beatles” and the Weston Woods short animated film “The Caterpillar and the Polliwog.” He has designed sound for Sesame Street episodes and composed and played keyboards for the live action CBS TV show "Felix The Cat."When not playing or composing music, he has designed cover art for numerous CD's and created the animated short film “The Dead Battery on the L.I.E” which appeared on the HBO and SHOWTIME networks. Learn more about Scott at www.myspace.com/stoopiddaddyrecords.Laura TheodoreLaura Theodore is a compelling, vivid, and versatile artist who blows critics away with her incredible vocal range. New York Daily News columnist Liz Smith perhaps said it best: “Her fans seem to think she is Streisand, Joplin, Lee, and Midler combined." Laura has recorded five critically acclaimed jazz and blues CDs. Her debut disc, "Tonight’s The Night," garnered a Musicians Magazine BUBS Award. "What Is This Thing Called Jazz?" and "Live at Vartan Jazz" followed. She has starred in countless theatrical productions and toured the U.S.with her critically acclaimed one woman show "Celebrating the Great Ladies of American Song."She has headlined at top New York City clubs, including The Bottom Line, Town Hall, Village Gate, China Club, Studio 54, and the Rainbow Room. In addition to many national TV appearances, she has been featured at numerous jazz festivals and events such as Night of 100 Stars, Fire & Ice Ball, and The American Film Awards. She is the title cut vocalist on producer Jim Steinman’s cult classic Original Sin, which has since been covered by artists such as Meatloaf and Taylor Dayne.Jimmy MaxwellJimmy Maxwell, pianist and New Orleans society bandleader extraordinaire, conducts the music of Mardi Gras. A former partner of New York bandleader Peter Duchin, Jimmy and his orchestra perform for debutante balls and charity galas across the U.S. and abroad. He also serves as director of the Louis Armstrong Society, has conducted for Harry Connick Sr. in “A Tribute To Frank Sinatra with The Nelson Riddle Orchestra” and performed for Presidents Reagan, Bush (’41) and Clinton as well as members of the British Royal Family.Jimmy brings his extensive personal knowledge of

CBS announced the closing of its acquisition of CNET today. The deal, first announced last month, will bring CNET under the control of Quincy Smith’s CBS Interactive division, “the premier online content network for information and entertainment.”An email to all CNET employees from Smith and CNET CEO Neil Ashe (now CBS Interactive President) is below. It’s interesting that there’s no mention of Dan Farber, CNET News.com’s editor-in-chief, in the leadership section. Just an oversight, or is CBS just making it clear that they don’t think much of CNET’s newsroom?Read the full email below.Update: We’ve added a second email from CBS CEO Leslie Moonves to all CBS employees. He at least mentions that CNET is in the news business, listing “news” before business but after technology, entertainment and sports.From: “Smith, Quincy”Date: June 30, 2008 9:52:41 AM PDTCc: “Ashe, Neil” , “Moonves, Leslie”Subject: A Message from Quincy and NeilHello Team:Welcome to the new CBS Interactive: the premier online content network for information and entertainment.As announced a few minutes ago, CBS is thrilled to welcome the employees of CNET Networks to CBS, and to introduce its new Interactive business to the world.Together, CBS and CBS Interactive represent an unbeatable combination of premium content online, premium content on air, and premium audiences. As a leading online media network, CBS Interactive has an impressive portfolio of brands, including CNET, CBSSports.com, CBS.com, GameSpot, TV.com, BNET, and Last.fm, to name a few. Together, we cover just about every major category that advertisers care about: technology, entertainment, sports,

Is one of the largest of this entire group. There are some who love this guy and others who can’t stand the sound of his voice. The polarization is exactly what he needed to shoot him to the top of this list though! Good or bad, attention is attention. Smith isn’t afraid to take on the challenge of being the other side of the argument; if anything, he revels in it! Smith’s personality has helped him rise above the vast majority of all the other sports casters with an estimated $10 million salary! It is very well-deserved, Mr. Smith. (Image via Wikipedia) 3. Tony Romo: $17 Million Tony Romo has proven his worth off the field as well as on. He switched from the field to sports broadcasting after a successful career with the Dallas Cowboys, and he has worked out a really great deal with CBS in 2020 for a whopping salary of $17 million per season.Not only is he making $17 million from that contract alone; according to the New York Post, Romo's deal with CBS will rake in about $180 million for the sports superstar over the next 10 years. If he plays his cards right, he's not far off from becoming a billionaire. (Image via Wikipedia) 2. Jim Rome: $30 Million During the ‘90s there was no controversial sports commentator like Jim Rome. His voice is one of the most recognizable among all sportscasters on TV or radio of all time. His dry wit and unapologetic opinions have shot him—and his show—to the top of the mountain top and beyond.Fans know that on a Rome show anything goes, and that is something that makes him so exciting not just to watch, but to listen to as well. That’s why it’s estimated that Mr. Rome brings home $30 million a year! It really does pay to say the things that grab peoples' attentions. (Image via Instagram) 1. The NBA Crew This next one isn’t really a single person, but more of a group or boy band. The boys of Inside the NBA Crew on TNT have not had their annual salaries revealed, but the crew is made up of former players Kenny Smith, Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley. If these guys are the mouth, heart, and stomach of the group, then the brains behind the operations must be Ernie Johnson.Taking into consideration all the commercials that these guys do during the NCAA tournament, I’d guess they were somewhere closer to the top-earning half of this list! These guys are the faces of NBA, even in retirement, and it's no wonder why they bring home the really really big bucks! Theo Wargo/Staff/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images