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The New Hybrid Scion

I guess somebody thinks this is cool, but I'm sorry. This is just plain ugly

Managing China: Cincinnati Skyline Featured?

Interesting Screen Capture from CNBC World this morning. This is a show called "Managing China" which, because it is completely in Chinese has captions. Today's topic was on the challenges in China dealing with firms who are illegally or inappropriately profiting off their association with the Beijing Olympics. Of note is the backdrop for the show: the Cincinnati skyline.

Open Thread

Come on People. Let us know what your are thinking. I know you are out there!

Wrong, But Funny

This is wrong, but still very funny. Almost as funny as this (also wrong and office inappropriate).

Zoo poo won't go to waste: Enquirer

The cynic in my would think that there are more plentiful supplies in the area, e.g. the editorial board of the Enquirer.

UNC Coach, Player Settle Harassment Suit

In the soccer community, you can't pick up a book, magazine or article without seeing some reference to Anson Dorrance, the Pat Summit of Women's soccer (only he's a guy, and well, Summit is a lady, but you get my point - - anyway). So it's somewhat disappointing to see this. I've not heard alot about what kind of coach he was personally; just know that he walks on water in the soccer community.

For Entertainment Purposes Only

By no means am I putting them on a pedestal, because there are so many other segments of our population who deserve more, but I was struck by the details contained in this article on the the plight of retired football players in the NFL. I hope that between the league and the Players Association, there can be some recognition that this is one subsegment of our population that has the wherewithal to reasonably sustain the health and welfare of its own.

Download Uproar: Record Industry Goes After Personal Use - washingtonpost.com

I guess we are all criminals now. The storm that is overwhelming the recording industry seems to have further clouded their judgement on which battles to fight.

Update: Steve Benen at Washington Monthly provides some additional commentary.