The knights of columbus kicked off a campaign to get coats for needy children in washington dc on january 19. I feel like more stuff like this needs to be reported on nightly news casts. I feel like everytime i turn on the news its always about what murder happened that day. The news fails to mention many great things that happen within cities and communities. Sure we need to know about the violence that is happening, but why cant we hear about the good that is going on too. I feel like there is alot of good in the world but we just dont feel like it is. Sure we have conflicts and wars going on but we have people striving for peace too.

My space is doing a online wedding series to attract older people . The users can vote on everything to locations of the wedding to what rings the bride and groom will have. I think that this is going to be interesting. I believe that this will only be used by people who are dreaming of thier own wedding. I think that too many people get caught up in a dream wedding and when their real one comes if its not exactly like they had envisioned it then they will be disappointed. People need to be more flexible and must understand that events in life rarely will be perfect

College Football

I am sick and tired of the BCS. The college football Bowl Championship Series is a series of polls and computer formulas that decides who gets to play for a national championship. What ever happened to playing the games on the field to decide who gets to play for the championship. All other collegiate sports have a playoff system that crowns a undisputable champion. Formulas that the computers use to decide is wrong. Even in division II football, the champion is decided by a playoff. I understand the bowl games have extreme amounts of money involved but what is it gonna take for the BCS to realize that their system is crap and they are being selfish. Heck you can still name each game of the playoff series and still have the major sponsors. College football is such a great sport but it is unfortunate that the computers decide who plays and who doesn't.