Today in History
1998 Sportscaster Harry Caray died at age 83. Go Cubs! [Wikipedia.org]
Most of this beef has already been eaten. Shouldn't they have done this when the video came out at the end of January? I'm not linking the video, it's awful. You can find it on YouTube. [NY Times]
Apple says it's sold 3.7 million iPhones since it's launch last year. However, there are only 2.3 million actually registered on their wireless partner's networks. How's that possible? [NY Times]
Looks like Facebook finally got the bugs worked out of being able to quit, if you want to. [NY Times]
Fore! I bet there's some that wish Kim would have just hit him. [OC Register]
College football rules changes, mostly with how the clock works during the game. And no, there's no mention of the biggest rule change they need - playoffs. [Atlanta Journal Constitution]
I guess this is what Greenspan meant when it's not just him that makes the decisions on the coach. Of course, Herbert has been unavailable for a comment since this whole thing blew up. He was such a bad university president, they hired the new guy BEFORE HIS TENURE WAS OVER! He's waiting until this summer when his contract's up. In the meantime, he has front row seats to Hoosier games. Must be nice. [Indianapolis Star]
Reporters are very happy this writer's strike is over. I guess it was writer on writer when they tried to report on it. Got kinda ugly. [LA Times]
Interesting take on John McCain's birthright to the presidency. I didn't know it, but he was born in Panama! [The Swamp blog on Chicago Tribune]
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