Morning Reads for Tuesday, November 12th, 2012

Posted on November 13th, 2012 in Georgia News

Worldwide:

Post-Jobs, it’s all downhill for Apple (Guardian)
With rape allegations and identity, town gown grapple (CNNPodcast)
Nate Silver ranks the pollsters, and Rasmussen he does not coddle (NYTimes-538)
gallup’s numbers were poor, likely culprit is their predicted voter model (BusinessInsider)
the $20 tablet that will change the world’s conversation (QZ)
Fixing the Red Cross impossible without self-evaluation (Reuters)
On electoral college, Posner’s five reasons to hold firm (Slate)
But Jan Brewer disagrees, and, BTW, wants a third term (WaPo,Politico)
5 house races up in the air / Allen West will not concede (Politico)
A carbon tax wouldn’t violate his pledge, Grover Norquist has decreed (NationalJournal)

Dekalb School Board ordered employees terminated two years ago,
but surprise, surprise, most are still employed, how is that so? (AJC)
Lawmakers given tickets to events at the Dome,
AJC thinks at the mouth you should foam, (AJC)
Georgia Senate’s Agenda 21 briefing somehow both boring and crazy,
Video could use some editing too, paging Scorsese! (AJC-Galloway)
The other GSU has a new athletic director,
here’s hoping they can return to being a national title collector (SavannahMorningNews)
Savannah area vote map breaks down how incumbent DA was sent packing (SavannahMorningNews)
And new Cobb clerk and old Cobb clerk won’t stop attacking (MariettaDailyJournal)
Georgia Power says its monopoly extends to the Sun (SavannahMorningNews)
Monroe/Bibb border line war continues, but soon an end to the fun? (MaconTelegraph)
The Johnny Cash of barbeque down in Unadilla (MaconTelegraph)
Tom Price rejects Boehner, is a potential compromise killa (Buzzfeed)