The reporter used the numbers of Ryu's contract and broke them down by year. The article deals with his posting fee, which is the money the team spent to be able to negotiate a contract, and then it talks about his current contract and clauses in it.

It doesn't seem like the reporter requires a lot of computer skills to do this reporting. I'm not sure that that would have been appropriate for this article anyways. I think that the way the
reporter uses the data in this article is sufficient.

Similarly, it doesn't seem like the writer used any interactive graphics to engage the reader. I think that they should have used a graphic which documents how much money the Dodgers have tied up to starting pitchers right now because that would show readers what this deal really means.

ESPN reported that Pacquiao wants to fight Marquez for a fifth time.

The fight ended in the sixth round. Marquez laid a right hook to Pacquiao's face, which CNN said knocked him cold.

The New York Times reported after the fight that Pacquiao was taken to get a CAT scan and Marquez had a broken nose and possibly a concussion.

This was done to melt the snow at a faster pace. Steve Maki, director of facilities for the Metropolitan Sports Facilities Authority, said it would remain that way until after the storm ends, the Associated Press confirmed.

The roof of the Metrodome collapsed in December, 2010. The Vikings were forced to relocate for two home games.

Accuweather reported that the building was heated over night so snow would not build up on the roof.

The St. Paul Pioneer Press reported that the snow is moving east, and is expected to taper off throughout Sunday.

Lt. Eric Roeske, a spokesman for the Minnesota State Patrol, said more than 300 crashes have taken place around the state since 9:30 p.m. Saturday, the Pioneer Press reported.

In addition, 150 flights at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport have been cancelled, the Star Tribune reported.

Reuters reported that the court will hear a case against the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) which is "a federal law that denies married same-sex couples the federal benefits heterosexual couples receive." It also will hear a challenge to California's Proposition 8, a ban on gay marriage.

The New York Times reported that the cases would be argued in March.

Currently, nine states and the District of Columbia have laws that allow same-sex unions. Three -- Washington, Maryland and Maine -- just approved it in November.

CNN reported that Manziel was the first freshman to win the trophy.

Sports Illustrated reported that Manziel won 474 first-place votes. Teo was second with 321; Klein had 60.

Manziel led the Aggies to a win over then-No. 1 Alabama in November. The Aggies will be playing Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl after finishing with a 10-2 record.

I thought that the reporters did a good job moving past just what they got from Petraeus. The article was more well-rounded because they did a lot of additional reporting.

For example, the reporters were not going to have access to Paula Broadwell. It seems that they did extensive research into her past to make up for that. They went back and found old interviews so people could get a sense of her. By doing this additional research, they gave readers a personality behind a name.

I think they also did a good job explaining the magnitude of the situation. They provided a lot of background information into who Petraeus is and why he is important. Without this information, people would not understand why his resignation is so impactful.

CNN reported that he has "promised to create economic opportunities and reduce violence."

Reuters reported that groups of protesters threw Molotov cocktails and that police had to fire tear gas at protestors.

The election took place in July, and Pena Nieto won about 38 percent of the vote.

The Kansas City Star also reported that Belcher shot and killed his girlfriend before shooting himself, and that team personnel tried to stop Belcher from "committing additional actions of violence."

The Chiefs issued a statement which was released on the Star's website. It said: "We can confirm that there was an incident at Arrowhead earlier this morning. We are cooperating with authorities in their investigation."

Belcher was in his fourth season with the team.

Lohan was arrested on Thursday in New York after an "alleged early morning fight at a nightclub," CNN reported. Lohan is currently on probation stemming from a prior arrest.

The Associated Press reported that she was charged with third degree assault. The other woman in the altercation, which occurred at Club Avenue in Manhattan, did not require medical attention, the AP reported.

CNN also reported that the city attorney in Santa Monica, Calif. has filed charges against Lohan. Those charges are related to a car crash that occurred last summer.

'I slept through the alarm, through the calls. I overslept. I had the wake-up call set up. I slept through it. That's it. It's unfortunate. But you know, it happened," Peterson told the media.

The Star Tribune reported that Peterson and head coach Leslie Frazier have "turned the page," from the incident.

The Pioneer Press reported that Peterson was seen getting into a cab at 10 a.m., and arrived at Soldier Field at around 10:23 a.m., about 20 minutes past the reporting time.

The largest Powerball drawing ever occurred Wednesday. Two winners were picked -- one in Missouri and one in Arizona, CBS News reported.

The jackpot had recached $587.5 million.

CBS News also reported that 8,924,123 people won a prize in the lottery, and 60 won $1 million for having five of the numbers drawn.

I don't think that the story is stereotypical; I think it is more grounded in fact. It said that Hamas turned to Egypt's new government because they are "ideological allies." I think some may perceive that to be stereotypical, but I think it moves beyond that because there is truth to the statement. It's not just saying that because they practice the same religion, they feel the same way.

The journalists used numerous sources, although not all of them were talking about the cultural aspect of Hamas. They used a quote from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Reda Fahmy, member of Egypt's Parliament, Moussa Abu Marzouk, a senior Hamas official, Dan Meridor, the Israeli intelligence minister, United States President Barack Obama and Egypt President Mohamed Morsi.

Marzouk was probably the best source in terms of the cultural aspect, because he talked about the position of Islamists in the region. He said that that Islamists in the region would side with Hamas. That quote gives readers a better sense of the culture because it tells readers where their political ideologies lie.

The crash occurred in the near the city of Assiut, which around 200 miles south of Cairo.

CNN, citing the health minister, reported that the bus was headed to kindergarten and the kids were in the 4-6 age range.

According to the AP, residents said near the site said the railway crossing guard was sleeping at the time.

Clayton Aldern, who hails from Cedar, Minn., is a neuroscience major at Brown University and Georgianna Whiteley, from Wayzata, Minn. is a chemistry major at Luther College.

According to the Rhodes Trust website, scholars are chosen "not only for their outstanding scholarly achievements, but for their character, commitment to others and to the common good, and for their potential for leadership in whatever domains their careers may lead."

The University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has had seven Rhodes Scholars since 2001, according to a release on the school's website.