Some of this is actually from yesterday's news, but I'm going to post it regardless.
Michael Jordan's son is a freshman basketball player at UCF. The problem: he will only wear Air Jordans (Nike) and the school's sponsorship is Adidas. The result: Adidas pulled their sponsorship for the entire school. Where does the fault lie here? Jordan's son for being super selfish? Or UCF for not addressing and fixing this problem when they recruited MICHAEL JORDAN'S SON? How did they not forsee this being a problem?
I usually don't post random weather updates, but since the DBag Beer Olympics is being held this Saturday, I thought it was worthwhile to inform everyone that the outlook is good for a solid weekend weather-wise. Maybe even 70, tomorrow...
Here's an interesting article on the popularity of Facebook and Twitter and Digg basically saying how we need a little perspective when it comes to thinking that these websites are going to be around forever.
If you like to read your news on the internet, this update to Google News may be interesting for you.
Eat a D, Univ. of Chicago: Northwestern ranked #1 in Illinois for best-valued Universities.
