» Safety First
Surprised Duke isn’t on the list.
11/09/2009
10/05/2009
» Cleaning U(p)
Miami, after a monster win over Oklahoma this weekend, is led by Randy Shannon. Cleaning up the once-great program in disarray, Shannon brought his life lessons from a history of ridiculous heartbreak.
09/24/2009
» Nothing to Hail About
The Redskins have screwed their fans for years with their poor play. And now, they are screwing their fans into bankruptcy. Congratulations Dan Snyder.
09/24/2009
09/24/2009
» Dear DC Interns
Haha. This seems like such a petty pet peeve (I guess that’s why it’s called pet peeve), but here’s a blog dedicated to ranting about annoying interns in our nation’s capital.
09/23/2009
» Wells Fargo v. Wells Fargo
You know the economy can’t be good when banks are suing themselves. I think this is hilarious:
The Consumer Warning Network website reported on July 2 that Wells Fargo had filed a complaint against itself in the process of trying to clear title to a home so it could foreclose. CWN was told by the homeowner’s attorney that Wells Fargo holds the first mortgage on his client’s condo, and had sued all other lienholders including the holder of the second mortgage, Wells Fargo.
Wells Fargo hired a Tampa law firm to file the lawsuit against itself, and also, in a very sensible move, hired a different law firm to defend it against itself. (Presumably, it hired separate counsel to defend itself against itself in order to avoid having the same firm on both sides of the case. Because that would be a conflict of interest, you see.) Wells Fargo promptly filed an answer to Wells Fargo’s complaint, which read as follows: “Defendant admits that it is the owner and holder of a mortgage encumbering the subject real property. All other allegations of the complaint are denied.” (That is, Wells Fargo denied most of the allegations it had made against itself.)
09/23/2009
» YouTube XL
YouTube hooked up to TV’s look terrible.
Enter YouTube XL, Google’s answer to that problem.
09/23/2009
09/22/2009
» What the Trend?
Almost like a micro-news source, What the Trend? allows you to view the most recent trends on Twitter (which usually also means the Internet. The best component of this application is the one-sentence blurb that comes with every term to allow you to understand why it is generating so much buzz. CHECK IT OUT.
09/22/2009
» Paid Travel
I respect Bobby Jindal. A brilliant man stuck in a party in shambles. But this story is a little ridiculous; Jesus definitely would not approve.
