Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah news.

So two news stories I want to share.

First:

Battle of the Bay trouble. (AOL Sporting News)

I like how it took the wonderful Bay Area to draw attention to "irrisponsible drinking" at football games.

Like we draw attention to everything else violent and stupid...

So apparently the cause for the Battle of the Bay fights and shootings were cause the people in the fight were drunk.

SFPD hasn't officailly said that was the cause, but isn't that how it normally goes?

I highly doubt the NFL will ever ban alcohol...

Especially because one of their biggest sponsors is Anheuser-Busch.

It's sad that there were two shootings and the huge fight over a damn football game.

In addition, I didn't like the article and it seeming to blame the NFL for fan's stupidity and immaturity.

Second:

Top 10 highest-paying degrees. According to (AOL Jobs)

  I like how only 3 aren't engineering.

1. Petroleum Engineering

Median starting salary: $97,900

Mid-career average: $155,000

2. Chemical Engineering

Median starting salary: $64,5000

Mid-career average: $109,000

3. Electrical Engineering

Median starting salary: $61,300

Mid-career average: $103,000

4. Materials Science and Engineering

Median starting salary: $60,400

Mid-career average: $103,000

5. Aerospace Engineering

Median starting salary: $60,700

Mid-career average: $102,000

6. Computer Engineering

Median starting salary: $61,800

$101,000

7. Physics

Median starting salary: $49,800

Mid-career average: $101,000

8. Applied Mathematics

Median starting salary: $52,600

Mid-career average: $98,600

9. Computer Science

Median starting salary: $56,600

Mid-career average: $97,900

10. Nuclear Engineering

Median starting salary:$65,100

Mid-career average:$97,800