This Week on the Internet
The Internet this week suggested who’s influential, challenged us to picture pi and made us wonder: Is Illinois the best state? We think yes.
Cubs Vs. Sox 2.0
Finally, the interactive map we’ve been waiting for: The one that tells us how to avoid living in a neighborhood that does not support our home team. Whether you’re a Cubs, White Sox or (gasp!) root for a team outside our city limits, this map tells you just where you should invest in real estate.
Cheering for Equality
The lawsuit made by NFL cheerleaders against their organization continues. And it’s not looking good for the football execs.
Illinois Is Just…OK?
Apparently we could have used one more lesson in self-esteem in grade school. Illinois is last-place in a recent poll that asked Americans to consider whether they live in the best state. While over 75 percent of Alaskans and Montanans answered in the affirmative, only 19 percent of those in Illinois said yes. But hey, Oklahoma’s license plates once read “Oklahoma is OK,” so at least we have company.
Miley Cyrus and John Kerry Walk into a Bar
TIME released its 100 Most Influential people list and, well, we can’t say we’re surprised by its members. But we can say were positively delighted by many of its interviewees. Let’s just say a few of us have been humming “Jolene” for days.
Exploring Chicago
CNN’s Chicagoland ended yesterday (and featured CIW!). Let the debate begin.
Can We Get That A La Mode?
Ever wonder what pi looks like? Now we know.
The Next Big Thing in Farming Is…Farming?
Monsanto, the GMO giant, is going organic. And the reasons why are not what you’d expect.