Today, Bob Dylan, arguably the greatest lyricist/songwriter of all time, turns 67 years old. Still going strong, touring 3-4 times a year all over the world and still making relevant music that outshines a vast majority of what is currently popular.

Bob Dylan's music has had a tremendous impact on my life, both as a musician and in shaping my general outlook on the world. He is a musician's musician, a man who has worked diligently to keep his personal life private -- he personifies being "all about the music."

I thought we could all take a few minutes to say thanks to this great musician. Tell a good story about him, name your favorite albums or songs, or discuss why he still remains relevant.

A rebuttal to an earlier post<a</p>

As we are all aware, the Mills-McCartney divorce is over. After receiving $50 million from Paul -- the equivalent of about $34k for every day they were married -- Heather promptly poured water all over the ex-Beatle's attorney. Class act, that Heather Mills.

Courtesy of Ben Smith's blog a Politico.com:

I just got an anti-Obama e-mail spewing a bunch of crap about the church he belongs to. The body of the message is posted below.

By the way, the e-mail address it came from is:

twehrle@remax-results.com

Any info on who this is would be welcome.

A few of you noted what a "nervous nelly" I was yesterday, predicting a Clinton win by 5 points in Wisconsin and generally lamenting the pause that would put in Obama's momentum.

Thank God I was wrong.

This won't be a terribly long diary.