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Mark Titus enters NBA draft, is kindly asked to leave (Yahoo! Canada Sports)
Mark Titus has become a college basketball blogging institution. His Club Trillion -- a goofy compendium of his end-of-the-bench antics at Ohio State -- is basically Internet-famous. How do I know? One of my friends, whose only blog reading comes in the form of Tucker Max , if that can even be considered a blog, recommended Club Tril to me. That's Internet fame. But as with any fame, there are ...
Green idea: Bury Tokyo expressways (The Japan Times)
Business executives proposed Thursday burying Tokyo's elevated and aging expressways 60 meters underground, thereby creating an eco-friendly urban environment and hundreds of thousands of jobs. The proposal was submitted in writing to Finance Minister Kaoru Yosano by representatives of Tokyo's three local chapters of the Rotary Club. It was also presented to Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara earlier ...
Energy prices waver with new signs of weak economy (AP via Yahoo! News)
Oil prices wavered Thursday as the nation's employment picture darkened and consumers pulled back on spending.
NBA: OSU's Titus making "mockery" of draft - Minnesota Daily He announced his decision on his blog, Club Trillion, only to have the NBA call it a “mockery” of the draft process . The NBA might have a point. In two games this season, Titus' only contribution was one defensive rebound. “I'm coming back to school ...
While We're Waiting… KG, Maualuga, and Alex Mack to Start Your Day - Waiting For Next Year [Mark Titus/Club Trillion] On KG's constant growling: “The question is, has Garnett always been this intensely arrogant and he just got a free pass because he played for the TWolves and everyone felt sorry for him and the losing ways he had to put up ...
FDIC Chief Calls for Broader Powers for Agency - New York Times ... while the ailing portions would remain at the bad bank to be sold or closed over time,” Ms. Bair said at a speech at the Economic Club of New York. So far, the federal government has committed to spend $12.8 trillion — which includes the bailouts ...
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