Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Michael Jordan, once the NBA’s greatest player but now just another money-losing owner of a small-market team, is adamant about not giving any more concessions to players in their ongoing labor dispute, according to The New York Times.
NBA: Dennis Rodman On Lockout, “Players Should Bow Down”
Posted By: Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Dennis Rodman says the owners are at fault in the NBA lockout, but the players should ease their demands to help end the dispute that has already cost the league the first two weeks of the season.
NBA: 1st Two Weeks of Regular-Season Games Expected To Be Canceled As Monday Deadline Meeting Is Doubtful
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl The NBA and its locked-out players are unlikely to meet again before Monday, almost assuring the first two weeks of regular-season games will be canceled. Who’s to blame for scuttling a proposed weekend meeting between the sides depends on who you ask.
Tech Music: Apple Looking Towards The Clouds
 With Apple dominating the digital music  market, it would only make sense that Apple takes on it competitors in the up and coming cloud services. With Google and Amazon introudcing the service, Apple now looks to perfecting the service with its own iCloud. @TatWZA  @YJB
NBA players pay to save Coach Kim Hughes’ life after Clippers decline coverage
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Former Los Angeles Clippers coach Kim Hughes is used to helping players, but it was players who stepped up for him in his time of need. In September 2004, while he was a Clippers assistant, Hughes was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He was premed at Wisconsin, so he had an idea what he was up against. His doctor told him that he could wait a few months for surgery, but the team was preparing for training camp and he didn’t want to miss a chunk of the season recuperating.
