The Dallas Stars appear done, running into the Red Wing buzz saw. Not showing up doesn't help matters. However, the local hockey team pulled off the comeback championship Monday night in 3 overtimes. Komets won 3-2 in game 7 after trailing in the series 3-1. The game didn't finish until 12:20AM, but the win soothed that late night. [Dallas Morning News & Journal Gazette]
Kind of interesting how the Atlanta paper does a story about racism and Barack Obama with the majority of it's info coming from the Democratic race in Indiana. OK, here's one from Georgia. This guy is a freaking moron. [Atlanta Journal Constitution]
Chinese soldiers are making their way to the towns around the epicenter of Monday's earthquake. These areas are remote to say the least. [NY Times]
ESPN is going live in the morning...no more SportsCenter reruns. Nothing in this update about Stuart Scott's ass getting fired. We can hope, right? [Mediaweek.com]
Mix up at the graveyard. Seems they buried someone else in this guy's spot, which was right next to his mother. [San Jose Mercury News]
The military junta in Myanmar (Burma) are truly not to be believed. They are still blocking aid to their citizens that need it after Cyclone Nargis. NY Times editorial has an idea that probably wouldn't work but interesting nonetheless. [NY Times]
The worldwide food crisis is picking up in the news, it's on the cover of the new US News & World Report. Been blogging about it for a few weeks now. Super foods seem to be a good idea. This article about Super Rice was in the technology section of the NY Times. Here's a couple of links referenced in the article about using technology for the betterment of society...not preachy either.
Today in History: The hit TV series "Seinfeld" (links one & two) aired its final episode after nine years on NBC. And TV comedy hasn't been the same since... [IMDb.com & Wikipedia.org]
It's a sad day for Knut, I'm sure, but he'd be happy we're trying to do something for his brethren. [NY Times]
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