Fantasy Golf Buy, Sell, or Hold for the HP Byron Nelson Championship

The PGA Tour moves across the Metroplex to Irving, TX for the HP Byron Nelson Championship.

A good field featuring Dustin Johnson, K.J. Choi, Ben Crane and defending Champion Jason Day will all be ready for the tournament rounds, Thursday at the TPC- Las Colinas.

The U.S. Open is coming fast and the players are adjusting their schedules to be as ready as they can for the next major of 2011.

Here is this week's buy, sell, and hold.

Buy:

Nick Watney (A) - Only one missed cut all year.  His game should be ok for this course.

Rory Sabbatini (A) - He's playing like a man possessed.  Don't bet against him this week.

John Senden (B) - The Aussie missed the cut here last year, but he's coming off a good performance at Colonial.  He's about due for a win.

Jeff Overton (B) - Overton finished T-2 here last year.  His game likes the hot conditions that are expected this week.

Blake Adams (B) - You may not be all that familiar with the name, but Adams is an Oklahoma boy who likes playing in Texas.  Finished T-2 here last year.

Sergio Garcia (C) - Sergio needs a good finish and now.

Scott Verplank (C) - A great C-level play this week.  Verplank is a Texas boy, who played college golf in Oklahoma.  He'll be a threat this week.  He finished T-5 last year and his game is solid right now.


Sell:

Michael Sim (A) - Were back to putting Michael Sim as the sell for the A-level picks.

Derek Lamely (B) - See above for Derek Lamely

Garth Mulroy (C) - Hey, Garth Mulroy is in the field this week.  Don't pick him.  Party on, Garth!


Hold:

Dustin Johnson (A) - After a blazing start to the 2011 season, Johnson has cooled off.  Some think he may catch fire again this week.

Don't forget to listen to the AudioBoo for the "flyer" of the week.

Dancing With the Stars Season Finale: Freestyles Plugged into the National Grid

The final performance show of the season and three teams will be looking to impress the judges the best that can.

Chelsie Kane and Hines Ward have to be the favorites to be the final two, but never underestimate the power of the votes that Kirstie Alley is getting each and every week.

Each couple will perform two dances tonight.  The first dance will be a judge's choice and that will be followed by a freestyle.

Chelsea and Mark are up first.  Carrie Ann delivered the news they will get a samba as their first dance.  It was a red hot samba; they shook and danced to a fast beat.  Overall the judges all liked it.  She gets a 29 out of 30.

Kirstie and Maks are up next.  They met with Bruno to get their judges choice dance.  They also get a samba, Bruno wanted Kirstie to be more precise and Kirstie wants three 10's.  Maks started out almost too fast and Kirstie looked like she had a hard time keeping up.  She finished up well, they get a 27.

Len visited Hines and Kym and filled them in on what he wants to see out of a quickstep.  A quickstep that was a throwback to old Hollywood.  Hines even finished off the dance by popping a bottle of champagne.  Bruno thought it looked like a Broadway production and loes how Hines entertains the audience.  Hines and Kym get a 29 for their quickstep.

Here come the freestyles.

Chelsea and Mark are ready for their freestyle.  Mark is known for some unique freestyles.  It was fast, it was showy, it was high energy.  The dance had a little bit of everything in it.  Chelsea took to the air, she hit the ground, and almost flew out of her shirt.  The crowd loved it, the judges loved it.  They get a perfect 30.

Let's see what Maks has in store for the freestyle.  The dance included lifts, flips, and cartwheels, and that was just by Kirstie.  The crowd goes wild!  The dance was risky and they were rewarded her with a 27.

The last dance tonight will belong to Hines and Kym. I didn't know what to expect, but Hines did say it would have a marching band theme.  Hines proved not only can he lead the team to victory, he can lead the marching band.  Carrie Ann compared it to the Super Bowl.  Bruno loved the creativity.  They earn a 30.

More dancing tomorrow night, also Sara Evans, the Go-Go's and a special guest.  Let's hope it isn't Michael Bolton again. 

Day 3: French Open Match of the Day - Ljubicic vs. Devvarman

Ivan Ljubicic (CRO) v. Somdev Devvarman (IND)

An interesting match that will be a great for those watching on Court 3.  An old veteran of the tour in Ljubicic against a rising star in Devvarman.

A few years ago, Devvarman was playing college tennis in the United States.  The Croat has been a top-20 player for many years, but has had mixed results the past couple years.

I like Devvarman's chances, even though clay may not be his best surface.

Look for the Indian to win in 4 tough sets.

Bonus Pick:  The Nadal/Isner match could be closer than some expect, especially if the courts and balls keep playing quickly.

Kindle Free Pick of the Week - Their Last Suppers: Legends of History and Their Final Meals

Ever sit and wonder what might be your last meal?

Did you know that Adolf Hitler was a vegetarian and his longtime private chef was Jewish? What dish played an integral role in Marilyn Monroe's unsuccessful bid to woo back Bobby Kennedy? Part historical narrative and part grilling guide and cookbook, Andrew Caldwell's Their Last Suppers: Legends of History and Their Final Meals guides history buffs and gourmands alike through gastronomically inspired biographical accounts of more than 20 legendary personalities.

Unearthing recipes as far back as 323 B.C., Caldwell, the History Chef, provides insight into 2,000 years of culinary lore. Each historical figure's profile includes a brief description of pursuits and accomplishments as well as little-known anecdotes, popular foods of his or her time period, recipes for the figure's actual last meal, and cooking tips. Because the kitchens of Montezuma, Caesar, and other notables profiled within the book were often very basic, Caldwell brings their fare into modern kitchens, although he strongly believes that, whenever possible, grills and open fires should be used for most dishes and therefore provides specific preparation tips throughout.

From the Titanic's 12-course tasting menu to personal recipes for Princess Diana's Favorite Watercress Soup, Elvis Presley's Fried Peanut Butter and Banana Sandwich, Julius Caesar's Ambrosia, Cleopatra's Hummus, and Stone Crab a la Kennedy, historians and foodies alike will relish the trivia and tastings paired within Their Last Suppers: Legends of History and Their Final Meals.

John Rich Wins 'Celebrity Apprentice'

Country star John Rich has been named the winner of U.S. reality TV show Celebrity Apprentice.

The singer saw off competition from Oscar-winner Marlee Matlin in a live finale on Sunday.

Host Donald Trump admitted he struggled with the decision, telling the contestants, “I’ve never had to go through something like this... You’ve both been amazing.”

Rich picked up a $250,000 prize, which he has pledged to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

The series began with 16 celebrity competitors, including David Cassidy, Meat Loaf, Lil Jon, La Toya Jackson, Gary Busey and Mark McGrath.

Throughout the run of the show, both Rich and Matlin raised more than $1M for charity.