Friday, January 04, 2013
History may favor the underdog Irish, but Bama is too good | Mark Bradley - AJC - Notre Dame has broken 30 in only four of its 12 games. It ranks 74th nationally in scoring offense. Its defense is match for Bama’s; its offense is not. The Tide, who rushed for 350 yards against Georgia, might not get half that against the Irish, but Alabama does find ways to score. (It has mustered 30 or more points in 11 of its 13 games, LSU and Texas A&M being the exceptions.) - It would not be surprising to see this championship game finish 17-10. It would, however, be surprising if Notre Dame had the 17. Precedent favors the underdog, but reality, as ever, favors Alabama.
Secret and Lies of the Bailout | Politics News | Rolling Stone - Matt Taibbi -The federal rescue of Wall Street didn’t fix the economy – it created a permanent bailout state based on a Ponzi-like confidence scheme.
Six gadget trends to look for at CES - CNN.com - If the show sets the tone for the year's technology, 2013 will be about watching TV on your 5-inch smartphone while your self-driving car ferries you to work. Companies will continue to try to connect everything to the Internet -- lights, power outlets, cars, cameras, kitchen appliances -- and allow you to control them from a mobile device.
Alabama-made auto sales rise 6 percent in strong year for U.S. industry | al.com - Dawn Kent - Combined sales of the cars, trucks, SUVs and minivans built by Mercedes-Benz, Honda and Hyundai in this state totaled 753,151 last year, compared to 708,805 in 2011.
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