We’ve all heard soundbites from Palin’s’s recent speech to the Tea Party Convention.

She came out swinging both fists at the Obama Administration about…everything. In fact, she had so much she wanted to say that she couldn’t remember it all. To make up for that, Ms. Palin wrote down some impromptu notes to keep her on point.

Check out the picture below

Close-ups ­reveal she’d written ­”Energy” and “Budget cuts”. Then she had clearly crossed out “Budget” and written “Tax”. ­Under that were the words “Lift American spirits”.

For the most part, I think the commercials this year during the Superbowl were pretty weak. I think Pepsi is the only true winner, for deciding to NOT have an ad during the game (sorry, I know that sounds harsh, but I’d love to hear your perspective).

The Doritos commercials were OK, the Careerbuilder with the half naked folks was disturbing, Danica Patrick and Go Daddy need to…stop.

But out of the rubbish, came a 50 second spot from an unlikely advertiser; Google.

The commercial was simple (it had very much a Steve Jobs/Apple Computer-ish feel). Watch below and give your thoughts

Oh yeah, the Megan Fox bathtub commercial wasn’t bad either

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The New Orleans Saints did it their way; blitzing, onside kicks, going for 2 points after a touchdown, what can you say?

Brees and company came out and represented Louisiana from the first snap of the ball to the very last kick.
with a final score of 31-17 they truly showed what a team that bands around a common goal and a common mission can do.

Congratulations to what is now undoubtedly…America’s Cinderalla Story

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The great NFL Hall of Fame just got…greater. Welcome the Class of 2010. Men who played on both sides of the football and who have trophies, records, rings and pains to prove they deserve to be in the hallowed halls in Canton, Ohio.

Jerry Rice, Emmitt Smitt, John Randle, Russ Grimm, Rickey Jackson, Floyd Little and Dick LeBeau – men we all know and loved watching play the game of professional football.

Rice, the perfect receiver for the West Coast offense, played 20 seasons for San Francisco, Oakland and Seattle. He made 1,549 catches for 22,895 yards, had 14 1,000-yard seasons and scored 208 touchdowns. Click on Jerry’s photo to watch his announcement video.

Smith, among the most durable running backs, rushed for 18,355 yards and 164 touchdowns for Dallas and Arizona. Click on Emmitt’s photo to watch his announcement video.

“This is almost perfect,” Smith said. “I don’t think even Steven Spielberg could have written a script this nice. So many people said I could not do it. I believed in that little giant inside of me that said I can.”

Added Rice, standing shoulder to shoulder with Smith: “It’s just like playing in that big game, this is something you think about, and it is happening. I never thought I would go in …. with this guy here.”

Congratulations !