Wobbly (27/30)

This gave me a good laugh.

The video itself is funny, but it’s the one newscaster wheezing in the background that really tickles me.

Shaq (26/30)

For all that he’s done in his career so far, some of Shaq’s interviews just might be some of his highlights.  Here’s TSN’s top 10…

Kapono (25/30)

I love when people say things that just catch me a touch off guard.

The Raptors’ three-point specialist and defending champion of the NBA’s three-point contest was interviewed about his quest to repeat this weekend. From Sportsnet.ca

“Kapono, meanwhile, will attempt to become the first back-to-back winner of the three-point shootout.

The Raptors’ sharp-shooter, who won last year in Las Vegas when he was with the Miami Heat, takes a certain amount of pride in his three-point prowess.

‘It’s my only chance to show my kids and say, I’m the best at something so when I’m 35, 40, 45, and my kids tell me that I’m a scrub, I can at least say I was the best for one year, 2007,’ Kapono said, laughing. ‘That’s about all I can say I’m the best at, because I’m not very good.'”

Shaq-huh? (21/30)

I know a few friends big Phoenix Suns fans.

I also know that their heads are shaking right now, unless they know something that I don’t.

In case you didn’t hear, Phoenix just traded Shawn Marion and Marcus Banks for Shaq. I won’t bother trying to analyze this deal. If you want some of that, here’s two good articles for you…

All I can say is a couple things…

1) Marion must have been viewed as troublesome in some way to the Suns, and I mean troublesome to an extent that it made his freakish athleticism “just not enough” reason to keep him anymore.

2) Suns’ GM Steve Kerr must have a lot more confidence in Shaq these days than everyone out there besides Shaq’s mom. At the very least, it’s been confirmd that Mr. Kerr’s still got ice in his veins when pulling the trigger on big shots… or long shots.

Sacred Rhythms (19/30)

Here’s my latest book to pick up.  I’m only two chapters in, and I can already categorize it.

It’s one of those “the timing of my life is such that this just might be the book I needed to find” books.  In case you can’t read it on the cover, the subtitle is, “Arranging Our Lives for Spiritual Transformation”.

Beautiful words about beautiful living.

I can guarantee that a post or two to come will contain quotes and thoughts from this book.

But for now, I’m off to celebrate the coming Year of the Rat!