I found some cool stuff this week. Some of it always slips through my fingers, but I managed to hang on to a few interesting links.
ESPN ran a re-hash of the O.J. Simpson trial that reads pretty well. I was old enough to know what was going on, but too young to keep up with it all (had to be at class every day, bah!), so reading through Bill Simmons re-run was quite interesting.
At The Morning News, a Gary Benchley update: "Getting the Band Together: Part I". Also, "Portraits of Homeless Men".
An interview with Bill Clinton will be the entirety of this Sunday's 60 Minutes. I want to find a t.v. to watch this -- I'm still fascinated by that guy. You may have also heard that he is selling a book.
Some people in the U.K. are finding that there are more university graduates than jobs that require university graduates. Does that make the degree a waste of money?
A blind man was charged with reckless conduct after driving a golf cart two miles, and then crashing into a parked car. How did he make it two miles? His drunken buddy was sitting shotgun and giving him directions. At least the seeing eye dog was sober.
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