This article is about a woman who came forth saying she had an affair with Tiger Woods. I'm not sure if these rumors are true but with all the media and press swirling around Tiger right now they might be trying to force a story that isn't there. I do however believe that the car accident involving Woods is not the total truth and it seems a bit fishy. Hopefully the real story will come out soon enough.

http://www.popeater.com/2009/12/01/tiger-woods-affairs/?icid=main|main|dl5|link5|http%3A%2F%2Fwww.popeater.com%2F2009%2F12%2F01%2Ftiger-woods-affairs%2F

-Matt Rand

The New Orleans Saints stay undefeated and move to 11 - 0 over the New England Patriots. Drew Brees threw five touchdown passes to five different receivers, showing all the offensive weapons at his disposal. The Saints now share a perfect record of 11 - 0 with the Indianapolis Colts. For further information on this Monday Night victory for the Saints the article is below.

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/34216028/ns/sports-nfl/

-Chad Williams

There has been alot of media attention around the Tiger Woods
incident where he crashed into a fire hydrant and than a tree.
This article describes all the interactions betweens Woods and the police,
Woods's family and there interaction with the media and just an overall
outlook on the situation.

http://msn.foxsports.com/golf/story/10447162/Woods-says-accident-%27my-fault%27

-Chad Williams

How to Build a High-Traffic Blog Without Killing Yourself

Interesting in furthering your blogging endeavors? Here's a really neat blog with a video included of a hero of mine, Tim Ferriss (author of "The Four Hour Work Week") talking about scalable blogging behaviors at the 2009 San Francisco WordCamp. According to Tim, More than 700 people from 32 countries were in attendance.

Hope you enjoy it!

~ John Exley aka X

The hidden meaning of the hidden Starbucks logo

Here's a very interesting article on Startbucks' logo and their branding, written by Jon Cook.

Hope you enjoy!

~ John Exley aka X

COMPARISON: CNN vs. Bnet in regard to J&J layoffs

I have a comparison of CNN vs. Bnet's reporting on the recent Johnson & Johnson layoffs.

This article is the announcement of the J&J layoffs on CNN. More well respected than the one I've included below. However, they each of a little different information.

I found this news article earlier today while surfing the net. As a former J&J coop, I find it mind blowing that 6 to 7% of Johnson and Johnson's global workforce will be laid off. That's 8,190 people! Some of the brands that might see the greatest layoffs are the Baby, Women's Health, and various pharmacutical brands. Industries that are fairly safe include Skin Care, Wound Care and Concerta. I also found it interesting that, as mentioned in the article, J&J may have delayed announcing the layoffs until after the government elections occured yesterday.

Alyssa Bandy

Droid joins 'Google phone' army in smart phone war

This is an article about Verizon's new smart phone, the Motorola Droid. With smart phone technology on the rise, and Apple having the marjority of the market for smart phones, this is Verizon's attempt to cut into the Iphones' market. Although Blackberry is the Iphone's main smart phone competitor, the new Droid is predicted to replace Blackberry, and become the second place mobile platform by the end of 2012.

Lee T Norris

Adobe to cut about 680 full-time jobs

I saw this article and thought it should get posted as an alert to all our computer guys and gals looking for jobs. Unfortunately, the economy looks like its still a rocking boat of randomness.
-Dan Meyer

Microsoft disconnects Xbox gamers

In this article, Microsoft shoots back at piracy on the high seas, XBoxers getting banned from xbox live for having modified game consoles.

Joshua E. Knapp

Burger King franchisees sue over money-losing $1 double cheeseburger

I found this article to be very interesting. It discusses how the Burger King franchise owners sued Burger King itself because of the restaurant's recent promotion of the 1$ double cheeseburger. Apparently for every double cheeseburger they sell, they lose 10 cents. I don't understand Burger King's reasoning in selling a product that they inevitably lose money on every time. What do you think?

Jordan Hartle