I think the business of TV is changing . . . and that serialized shows make more economic sense, one being 24. What's really driving the networks' openness to this type of storytelling is that DVD sales on the back end can make it a viable financial model.

The DVD sales on the back end can make it a viable financial model.

Chad Friend is wrestling pretty well. Schendel (24-1) beat Friend, and Wilder (25-2) beat Schendel. All are in the state rankings, plus (Allen) McClure of Southern Wells is 23-5. It should be a pretty good weight class.

[Before the storm, business was so good that Harris had 24 houses in the works, 12 of them under contract to eager buyers. He employed 60 to 80 subcontracted workers on any given day, with a payroll running close to six figures each week because of the volume of work. On average, his team completed one house every other week.] Nobody had a bigger customer base than me, ... but because I was doing so well and had so much out and in progress, the properties are working against me right now.

We have a $24 billion business that consumers absolutely love. And yet, there is very little content made only for this business.

We run the business 24 hours a day. We're grateful for Amazon. It has provided us with a lot of opportunity and a wonderful way of life.