Lon Harris

Not really my sport. I'm more a badminton guy. But I'm very proud of the work the Sports Team has done with our NHL Trading coverage. Check it out.

http://www.mahalo.com/NHL_Trade_Deadline_Live_Coverage

DesignByHumans has a bunch of cool shirts, and they will send you one at random in exchange for $10. (Well, you can tell them your gender and size. You know what I mean.) Chances of getting a cool, or at least wearable, design are strongly in your favor.

Unfortunately, what he does is convince children to blow into his conveniently-placed air hole.

Seriously, just not appropriate...Gives the term "Fast Ball Special" a whole new and unpleasant meaning.

Convicted on 22 counts for molesting two young girls. What a sicko.

More info: http://www.mahalo.com/Chester_Arthur_Stiles

It's pretty accurate...I'm constantly being added and then unfollowed because I no longer auto-follow back. And I've spoken out about the constant lunch-themed "nom nom nom" tweets. Weak...

I think this is one time when the Internet really fails to capture the excitement of a fictional animated girl's scripted mock interview with two dogs.

Krispy Kreme ARE very delicious...but maybe not that delicious. A little decorum, please...

Spinal Tap announced at a press conference yesterday that they will be going on tour later this spring –- but not as Spinal Tap. Confused? Let me explain. The core Tap trio of actor-comedians, Christopher Guest (aka "Nigel Tufnell"), Michael McKean ("David St. Hubbins"), and Harry Shearer ("Derek Smalls"), are hitting the road for a 30-date "Unwigged & Unplugged" tour, which starts on April 17 in Vancouver, B.C., and ends in Milwaukee on May 31. And they will be playing songs from both 1984's This Is Spinal Tap and 2003’s A Mighty Wind, in which the three played aging folkies The Folksmen. BUT they will be leaving their Tap outfits –- and, in Shearer’s case, the foil-wrapped vegetables -– behind and perform as themselves. The Tap are also set to release a new CD on May 25. I can’t confirm at the moment as to whether they will try to “milk it for a few more years in Europe.”

Not sure I totally get this...They're going on tour playing Spinal Tap songs, but as Michael McKean, Harry Shearer and Christopher Guest? I'm not saying it won't be pretty awesome, but why do it this way? It obviously won't be as much fun as seeing them as Spinal Tap. I don't know...sort of smacks of self-importance.

Seeing "Watchmen" tonight with @JasonCalacanis. Feel like I've been waiting forever to get a look at this film.