Tivo Alert: Dale Jr. on Wind Tunnel Sunday Night

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Tivo Alert: Dale Jr. on Wind Tunnel Sunday Night

Date Created: Oct 19, 2007, 09:49 PM

Following the Martinsville race, set the DVR to SPEED for Dale Jr's annual hour-long appearance on Wind Tunnel with Dave Despain. Call in and make sure you get your question answered at 9:00 pm ET. And stay tuned here on the ol' blog for some big Dale Jr. TV news - one last major hit before the Budweiser/Junior/fingerprint inc. triumvirate ends.

Freedom of speech a thing of the past? DEI fires trio of workers, and sadly, the departure of Steve Hmiel adds to the bleeding. I'm certain Steve will not be without employment for long. His photographic memory regarding almost every form of motorsports is amazing and he remains the best spotter I've heard -- and was like another crew chief up on the roof. Best wishes to all, and a continued recovery to engine meister Richie Gilmore after his stroke and brain aneurysm.

Maybe DEI can hire NASCAR's newest tire changer! Kids- don't try this at home with your legends car...

Speaking of freedom of speech, they have every right to sponsor an entry in the Craftsman Truck Series, but there were no tears shed when the truck sponsored by Blackwater USA - yes THAT Blackwater - didn't make the race Saturday afternoon. Speaking of which, who else is stunned by the results of the Veep's recent surgery?!

Fight the Power / Fight the Manual: Seth Godin has wisdom as usual about the attributes necessary to combat outsourcing or co-opting the cheapest/lowest common denominator. A 'must ponder' if you value inspiration and creativity. Or if you're fighting to keep your job. Learn more about Seth in an interesting interview. Or check out gaping void's "how to be creative."

If you're a wordsmith, the daily "urban dictionary" will drop a word of the day to your Inbox. Don't be an anchor and quit Flinstoning - sign up now.

Or if it's art you love, you must see the worst album covers ever created. It's FOTFLOL.

If music soothes the savage soul, Radiohead has kicked the savage middleman to the curb. An exciting glimpse of the music business model of the future. Is the album dead yet? The brilliant guys at Freakonomics seem to agree that it is.

We all need an organization of hope: SJIHBO'R, Intl.

And finally, I have terrible news.

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