Phil Knight, the co-founder of the sports footwear and clothing giant, said the scandal surrounding Woods's private life was "part of the game" in endorsement deals. But he acknowledged that his company's checks on the sports star's suitability had failed to uncover evidence of serial philandering.  …. Woods announced on Friday that he was taking an "indefinite break" from golf to cope with the domestic crisis caused by his infidelity with a string of cocktail waitresses and nightclub workers. Another alleged lover called Cori Rist told NBC News that she realised Woods was seeing other women when she would wake up in the middle of the night and find him sending text messages on his mobile phone. Woods faced further embarrassment when Sky TV in New Zealand was due to air an interview – believed to be his last before the scandal broke – in which he spoke about the importance of his family. "It's been great, actually, it's been the best thing that ever happened," Woods said of his wife and their two young children. When asked, "Family first, then golf second – always been like that?", Woods looked solemn as he replied: "Always." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/golf/tigerwoods/6811897/Nike-Tiger-Woods-affairs-are-a-minor-blip.html Express your concern: NIKE, Inc. Mark Parker – President, CEO and Director 1 Bowerman Dr.Beaverton, OR  97005 Phone: 503-671-6453 Fax: 503-671-6300 Toll Free: 800-344-6453 Mark.Parker@nike.com We are getting closer to reaching our goal of $50,000 for December with continued good support. Our total  is now at $$42.062.37 You can make an online donation at: https://secure4.afo.net/ada/main.php?f=donate/display9 or mail a donation to the address below. American Decency Association P.O. Box 202 Fremont MI 49412 American Decency Association is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.