Best of the Web This Week

Working the day shift yesterday was certainly a different experience for a change.  For one, we were busy as hell as it was Friday and pay day for most folks.  For two, most of the people were more your normal types, working and business people instead of the drunks, druggies and the other assorted denizens of the night.  The day went quickly and I got off pretty much on time, so that was different from my usual wait to see who shows up when.  It did throw my schedule off somewhat, but not enough to be a problem.  News wise, there is not much going on except the Oscar buzz for the awards to be given out on Sunday night.  Even the forces of evil and bigotry seemed to have taken the day off for once.  That does not mean we should not watch out for them as they are always lurking about ready to attack that which they know nothing of and fear unreasonably. 

 For today's musical interlude I have two beautiful sonatas for cello and piano to accompany your languorous journey down the page to peruse the host of heavenly hotties in this week's photographic review of the Best of the Web This Week.  The play list includes Sonata for Cello and Piano Number 1, Opus 38 and Number 2, Opus 99 by Johannes Brahms performed by Catherine Collard and Suzanne Ramon recorded at a 1990 performance.  Then come the 100 or so marvelous men of the review.  Thanks for spending part of your weekend here at Nichevo.  See you again on Monday after the Oscars.  Until next time as always, Enjoy!