Sunday, April 07, 2013
Can We Get Hillary Without the Foolery? - NYTimes.com - Maureen Dowd - It’s such a silly question. Of course Hillary is running. I’ve never met a man who was told he could be president who didn’t want to be president. So naturally, a woman who’s told she can be the first commandress in chief wants to be.
Saturday, April 06, 2013
$3 a gallon for gas? In some areas, it's already here - USATODAY - At a time when gas prices traditionally rise, they continue to slide, even as the nation heads into peak summer driving season.
Google Fiber Appears Austin-Bound - Mashable - While not well-known to the average Internet user, Fiber's futuristic, ultra-fast, one-gigabit broadband Internet service has hardcore techies in a tizzy. Kansas City is currently the only city where residents already enjoy the speedy service, but Google has also announced plans to expand to nearby Olathe, Kansas, soon. - On Friday, reporters were sent invitations to a press event next Tuesday morning, in which "the City of Austin and Google will make a very important announcement that will have a positive impact on Austinites and the future of the city."
Ware to Romo: 'Put up or shut up' - Yardbarker - "I feel like everybody is deserving to whatever is given to him, but at the end of the day, to me it’s put up or shut up,” DeMarcus Ware said in an interview on Sirius XM NFL Radio, via the Dallas Morning News. “I’m just being straight-up honest with you. Get out there and be productive, and that’s with any player.
Author of ESPN The Magazine story on Auburn says plenty of questions still unanswered | al.com - "Coach Malzahn is portrayed as somebody that keeps an interest in (Mosley), tries to do well for him, tries to get him counseling, doesn't let him get too far afield, talks to him a lot. I think the only thing worth mentioning with respect to Coach Malzahn is in his recollection to us, he doesn't ever recall talking about spice, only about Dakota's depression. I think for the purposes of this, that's kind of a key detail."
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