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Wrestle That Deck!
Check out this DC area magician. His name is Hudson Taylor, and I think we'll be hearing from (and seeing) him in the future (and I don't even have a crystal ball). Thanks to Ken Trombly for the tip. Update:...Check out this DC area magician. His name is Hudson Taylor, and I think we'll be hearing...
Image-Rights Litigation: Former College Athletes Stay On Offensive
Federal judge rejects motions to dismiss, allows videogame suits against NCAA, Electronic Arts to proceed Update Time! For those of you wondering what ever happened with the efforts of Ed O’Bannon, Sam Keller and Craig Newsome – former college athletic stars all (but you probably...
It’s A Trap!
As Joel L. posted earlier, the Ole Miss student body voted on the contentious mascot issue today. I, along with some 75% of those who voted, chose “YES” for student involvement in a new mascot selection process. The mass confusion surrounding this vote stems from the way the vote was...
ESPN says Obama picked Colts; ESPN wrong
I am watching the post-game report on ESPN. And I just heard Stuart Scott claim that the “44th president” correctly predicted the winner of the 44th Super Bowl. Sorry Stuart, you’re wrong. Here’s the New York Times article documenting the president’s pick.I am watching...
Who Owns "Who Dat"?
A controversy is brewing over the ownership of the phrase "Who Dat?", which is chanted by fans of the New Orleans Saints football franchise (shortened from the cheer "Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints?"). In light of the...
