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Today’s Photohunt theme is “Beautiful”

You have got to be kidding me.

While we're all involved with the Democratic convention with Obama and McCain's pick later today, please make sure and keep the Dalai Lama in your thoughts and prayers.

He was hospitalized, yesterday, and while there's no indication that it's serious, his hospitalization was unscheduled. He had been suffering from exhaustion, and was admitted to hospital for abdominal pain.

I have a Quirkee article about how much I just looooove driving in this week’s Quirkee Edition.

And I totally got the featured spot at the top of the page this time!  I CAN HAS BIG FAT EGO!?

Keep my head nice and swollen by giving me comment love, aight? <3 *  (that’s a kiss, not a butthole, btw)

It's going to be cryptic and mean nothing to anyone but me and one other friend I've forced it upon and one other person who doesn't read this, so just get ready for that.

Crazy Lou Holtz to Mark May during halftime of the Carolina vs. NC State game, when asked why he gave "no love" to Clemson in their preview of the Alabam game:

Holtz: "If the players buy into Nick Saban's defense they could be very good this year."

May: "No love for Clemson? What the?"

Holtz: "I coached against LSU and the SEC. You played against Hofstra."

Thanking God this week for...

In the case of Otis Rush, like many other bluesmen, Mississippi's loss was Chicago's gain. Otis was really instrumental in defining the prototypical Chicago Blues sound.

I first got hip to Otis through a searing version on John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers' "Beano" album, with the newcomer Eric Clapton on guitar. Let's watch Otis do "All Your Love (I Miss Loving)":