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I think the idea of a NCAA Div. 1 football playoff just gained support in Utah. |
If no one watches any BCS bowl games on TV, the NCAA will be forced to consider a playoff. Just don't call it a boycott. |
Stock market up nearly 3% in 2009. Let's declare victory and go home. |
Blog post - The four-year journey of JPG magazine - http://is.gd/er0l |
@ChristianBurns "@r" is not a user name. It's a 'branding strategy' ; ) |
My son would like to personally apologize for crashing the Common App website - http://is.gd/eole |
Happy New Year. Here's a list via snopes.com of New Year's superstitions. We eat collards and black-eyed peas at my house. http://is.gd/ejU1 |
Remember - Friends don't let friends tweet drunk. (Also known as the @gingersnaps rule.) |
@psaffo is getting a jump on celebrating 2009: The International Year of Astronomy. Cool link: http://www.theskyinmotion.com/ |
The last time Vanderbilt won a bowl game was 53 years ago. |
I just discovered that @visitmusiccity is Twittering stuff to do in Nashville. |
OK. @lauracreekmore has convinced me I can tune back in. |
I refuse to watch the final 2 minutes of any Vanderbilt football game. Someone tell me how this ends. #musiccitybowl |
Here's the final RexBlog post for 2008 - "Return of Apple Rumor #3" - http://is.gd/ehz2 |
The Blagojevich Affair reminds me of the plot of any Christopher Buckley novel: Bizarre characters, inside-the-beltway biting wonkish wit. |
I'm not an Illinois political pundit, but I'm guessing Obama's opposition to Burris does away with the whole 'lynch and hang' strategy. |
@jeffjarvis - You can sign both my print copy and the back of my Kindle. ; ) Maybe that will start a trend. |
I am now turning off the news and going back into vacation mode. Blagojevich was comedy. Gaza, however, is tragic. |
@ricksanchezcnn The integrity of Burris may not be questionable. But he's displayed why his judgement should be in question. |
I'll repeat my earlier tweet: In Louisiana, politicians say, "Thank God for Illinois." |
