A Nicollette Sheridan Tuesday

Big Bag Of Nothing

I've looked around but there is very little interesting happening out there. I saw Boy George sweeping the streets of New York, a quasi-revealing pic of Lindsay Lohan, a recall of Dell computer laptops, and Kate Hudson separating from her husband. None were worthy of a link. I promise to do better.

From A DMN Blog:

The Cowboys-Seahawks exhibition game pulled a ridiculously high 14.2 rating on Saturday night. How ridiculous is it? That's better than Game 2 of the Mavericks-Suns playoff series, which pulled a 13.7. Heck, the 6-game Mavericks-Suns series averaged a 16.4.

From Decatur Looking West At 5:09 PM

Not My Future Seventh Wife

(New Star Telegram story).

Me At Rodeo Exchange

The complete cast of Dancing With The Stars 3:

Shanna Moakler (I have no idea) Jerry Springer (genius) Vivica Fox (not sure who she is) Emmitt Smith (used to play for the Arizona Cardinals) Willa Ford (fallen pop star) Joey Lawrence (Star, if you want to call it that, of Blossom) Tucker Carlson (idiot) Sara Evans (country singer I think) Harry Hamlin (bad actor)

As School Starts Up

DMN columnist Steve Blow had an unusually insightful column yesterday. An excerpt: Here's the myth: Schools educate children. Don't fall for it! Too many children have suffered already. Let me explain. Of course schools can help educate a child. But just like a book or a pencil, a school is only a tool. And a tool can only do so much. A book can't open itself. A pencil has no words of its own. And schools alone can't educate. Parents must be in charge of their children's education. To put it plainly: The success or failure of your child's education is up to you.

This, I believe.

I Learned Something From Kidd Kraddick This Morning

The "D" in "D-Day" stands for . . . . ? Anyone? Anyone?

If You Don't Like Iraqi Weather, Just Wait A . . . Uh, Nevermind

Radio personality Paul Harvey (who used to be interesting before everyone had access to the same news he does) said a second ago that it would be 136 degrees in Iraq today. I seriously doubted that so I looked it up. The graphic from CNN indicates that the old guy wasn't exactly right but its still hot.

Horrible Story

But I had never heard of "Salt Creek."

Incredible

The University of Texas has sold approximately 72,000 season tickets for this fall.

Any Poll Ideas? My Brain Is Tired

Weekend Poll Results

Baylor Tricks Up Its Stadium

Past players honored? Past bowl wins? Hmmmmm. More here.

Sunday Lunch

I had lunch at a seafood place called "Three Fins" today in Denton. Good stuff. Although it's oddly located behind a tire store across from Denton Mall.

I've Seen Money Over Seas . . .

. . . to feed kids with more body mass than Nicole Richie.

There's No Betting At Bushwood

After giving up golf for a few years, I finally got the clubs out again the summer. And the results have been pleasant. Frustrating. But pleasant. Until Saturday when my good friend Joseph convinced me that playing the we should play Sky Creek Ranch in Keller. "It's no harder than anything else we've played," he said. Funny, I don't remember playing a course where your ball would disappear into some Grand Canyon like ravine every time you miss the green by three freakin' feet. And to make matters worse, we were caught in the biggest rainstorm of the summer on the 12th hole. The game was over. And that was probably a good thing.