On November 10, 1969, the TV show Sesame Street had its premiere episode. Fast forward to today, the show is still going strong and is in fact celebrating its 40th year of providing fun and entertainment to children all over the world.
To honor the longest running children’s program on US television, Google brought together its ensemble of Muppets at their homepage as a doodle.
This is the culmination of the week-long series of doodles featuring Sesame Street characters by Google.
There are those famous enough to be known by a single name. People like Shaq, Madonna, Houdini and Shakespeare.
Add Kobe to that list. His full name is actually Kobe Bean Bryant but the mere mention of his first name will associate anyone to the LA Lakers superstar guard.
Why, he’s even more famous than his namesake, the prime Kobe beef that I wonder why he would even need a nickname.
Yes, he has one. It’s “The Black Mamba”. And it was Kobe who gave it to himself.
To arouse viewer interest and resurrect the dropping ratings of the TV show after its record-breaking Episode 3, Dana White and the UFC organization is at it again.
In the preview video for The Ultimate Fighter Season 10 Episode 9, we see Matt Mitrione being sent to the hospital for some unknown reasons.
The question immediately pops, “Will Kimbo Slice get a second chance?”
Count Von Count more popularly known as The Count is at Google’s home page today doing what he does best, which is of course, count.
The letters of the word Google becomes numbers (600813) as The Count counts them.
The Count is a vampire who loves to, well, count. Sorry, just couldn’t help it. 
Firepower: Pacquiao vs Cotto is one of the most anticipated boxing events of the year.
It headlines Miguel “Junito” Cotto defending his WBO welterweight belt against current pound-for-pound king Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao at a catchweight of 145 lbs. It is scheduled for November 14, 2009 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
Pacquiao attempts to get his 7th world title in as many weight classes; a feat no other boxer in history has done while Cotto battles for respect.
Here’s another honor for Manny Pacquiao: he’s only the second Filipino to grace the cover of the prestigious Time Magazine since Corazon Aquino (who was named the magazine’s “Woman of the Year” in 1986) and only the tenth boxer since Mike Tyson in 1989.
Wow, that was a long time ago!
Manny Pacquiao joins boxing greats Joe Louis, Max Schmeling, Sugar Ray Robinson, Joe Frazier, Cassius Clay aka Muhammad Ali, Jack Dempsey, Primo Carnerra, Gene Tunney and Mike Tyson. He is the only non-heavyweight boxer in the list aside from middleweight Robinson.
