Unless you've been, say, in intensive care, you have already seen and been touched by the story of Ted Williams, the down-on-his-luck ex-radio personality with the perfect pipes who had been living on the streets of Columbus, OH. Williams' story continues to explode both online and in traditional media, culminating with his "coming-out party" yesterday morning on WNCI/Columbus, OH. During his appearance with Dave & Jimmy , media types from everywhere jammed the studio as the humble (and newly coiffed) Williams shared his inspirational story and was inundated with amazingly lucrative job offers from smitten potential employers, including a full-time position with the Cleveland Cavaliers (who also offered to pay his mortgage on a house), a voiceover position with Fox Television and ESPN and thousands of dollars in assorted voice work. After his radio stint, which has been posted online, Williams seamlessly switched to TV, doing several satellite interview segments from the studios of WNCI (nice plug, guys!) on CBS-TV's Early Show, The CBS Evening News with Katie Couric and Inside Edition. Williams was scheduled to fly to New York, courtesy of NBC, where he will hang this morning with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira on the Today show. Williams also hopes to get home to Brooklyn to be reunited with his 92-year-old mother, who he hasn't seen in years.