Microsoft Enters the Tablet Fray With the Surface

It wasn't the best kept secret, but Microsoft introduced their new tablet Monday night in Los Angeles.

The Mircosoft Surface.

It's 10.6 inches and 9.33 mm thick.

It runs Windows 8 and will come out this fall.

Webb Simpson Takes Photobomber in Stride

Webb Simpson won the U.S. Open on Sunday at the Olympic Club, but possibly the most memorable moment from the day will be this crazy lunatic who decided to photobomb the winner’s interview. Hands down the most hilarious part is when the USGA’s Mike Davis grabs the idiot and pulls him straight off the screen seemingly straight from an SNL skit or something. Watch it again and again, and it just gets funnier each time. Best part about it is Webb Simpson’s line to the crazy man as he’s being pulled away- “Enjoy the jail cell pal.”

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: Thaw

A thriller on the Arctic Seas by Bryan Dunn.

Arctic bush pilot Harry McNills is minding his own business and dreaming of retiring to the Caribbean--when two scientists from Cryolabs Corporation charter his plane for a scientific expedition. The beautiful young biologist Amy Tyler and her boss, the avaricious Hayden Lockwood, want to explore for freeze-tolerant organisms. Harry gets more than he bargained for when he falls for Amy and discovers an ancient terror entombed in an iceberg. A Navy team is assembled to exhume the remarkable find. But before the job is completed, something goes horribly wrong...and Harry and Amy find themselves trapped in a desperate struggle for survival.

It's a Nice Touch, But Not My Favorite Google Doodle of the Year

Even Google reminds you that you are one year older.

Nalbandian Kicked Out of Queen's Club Final for "Kicking"

Ok, some of us know David Nalbandian isn't a nice guy, but now pretty much every one knows.

He was defaulted from the finals of the Queen's Club grass tournament today when he kicked the area around a line judge's chair, hitting a piece of wood and cutting and injuring the shin of said line judge.

After checking on the line judge, the chair umpire decided to end the match, giving the win to Marin Cilic.

"He's actually quite seriously injured," tournament director Chris Kermode said. "Rules are rules. The ATP have forced us to end the final with a code violation."

The line judge was taken to the medical center.