Vick = Cover of Madden 2012? Today at 3, Video Games Go to the Dogs.

Now that the ridiculous birthers have their precious document, what to do with their time-wasting energy?   UPDATE: What. The. What?! Dawg Pound over Dog Killer.   Maybe aim their misguided anger at the video gaming industry, because at 3 this afternoon I suspect Michael Vick will be unveiled as the cover…

Skate the Cedars With Al Coker

Back in August, Patrick Michels graced the cover of the paper version of Unfair Park with this great cover story about skateboarder and real estate developer Al Coker’s private Guapo Skillz Center, banished to a slice of the Cedars (“near where Akard Street dead ends at Corinth in a collection…

LBJ Express: “An Augmented Reality Toll Road”

We begin this morning, like last, with talk of tearing out another freeway — only this one’s a done deal. On the other side is a brief video just posted by the folks at Spanish road-builder Ferrovial and its subsidiary Cintra, in which the majority owners of the about-to-commence LBJ…

Game 5 — Mavericks 93, Blazers 82: My Top 10 Observer-ations

10. There was a time when the Mavs going 3 of 17 on 3-pointers in a playoff game meant certain doom. Last night, Dallas didn’t shoot particularly well, but it defended and rebounded. Wow did it rebound, to the tune of +12, +11 at the offensive end. 9. Turns out Brandon Roy’s…

You Wanna Tear Down Central Expressway?

Speaking of transportation and the suburbs …Been meaning to mention this for weeks, but Patrick Kennedy’s post on the subject reminds: There’s a Facebook page called Save Downtown Dallas: Tear Down Central Expressway — a subject that’s addressed from a distance in the just-adopted-by-city-council Downtown Dallas 360, actually. As in:…

Ron Corning Will Save WFAA’s Morning Show?

A few weeks ago, Ed Bark noted that WFAA-Channel 8 was moving Chris Flanagan, co-host of its morning-news show Daybreak, to Good Morning Texas, whatever that is. His replacement: Ron Corning, who’s leaving Kabletown’s Long Island affiliate to pair up with Cynthia Izaguirre, the sixth-most famous graduate of Thomas Jefferson…