Kelloggs DUMPS "Bonging" Olympian, Michael Phelps.

"BONGING" Olympian, Michael Phelps. Tsk, Tsk.

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"Shuffling" Bears take on "Galloping" Colts in historic Superbowl.

Like millions of you out there, I, too, will be watching (and enjoying) history been made as two African Americans (Blacks, if you will) coach their respective teams at today's Super bowl. Coach Lovie Smith will pit his "shuffling" Bears, with their tenacious defense, against Coach Tony Lundy and his "galloping", offense minded, Colts. It is not quite as important to me who wins or which team emerges victorious, as it is for me (and many others) to witness the event itself. My prediction, anyway? If the Bears can get to the Colts QB, Peyton "Place" Manning, and give him enough "Bear hugs" to throw him off his rhythm, the Bears will win. If not, it's "lights out" for the Bears and "hello, champs" for the Colts. There you have it.

Update, 9:25 p. m.: Just as I surmised. With QB Peyton Manning suffering ONLY one "Bear hug", it was "lights out" for the Bears as I say "hello, champs" to the Colts. Congratulations to both teams and their coaches for making history in 2007! On a related point, Prince did not make me "party like it's 1999," but his "purple rain" proved appropriate for the rainy event. What a . Of course, you can't have a Super Bowl without having Super Bowl commercials. My favorites are: Tied for first place is the Coke commercial (recognizing several African American (Black) milestones, with a coke bottle showing on the side. Class act.) and the Doritos commercial (showing African Americans (Blacks) enjoying the game and the voice over saying that "it matters we're here", or something like that. Another class act). Third place is the Kevin Federline (Brittany Spears' husband) commercial for Nationwide's "life comes at you fast... ." Honorable mention goes to the "is this your daddy?" sports commercial. I'll try to post the commercials later.

Update #2: Here are the Super Bowl ads.

Another African American to coach another NFL team.

A day after two African Americans (Blacks) coached their respective teams, the "galloping" Colts and the "shuffling" Bears, to the XLI Superbowl, the Pittsburg Steelers introduced an African American, Mike Tomlin, as their new Head Coach. Congratulations go out to Mike Tomlin and to the Pittsburg Steelers organization. No more, I hope, will we be exposed to the toxic talk about the ability of African Americans to have what it takes to quarterback a sport team, coach a sport team, or be anything or anyone we want to be -- governments and corporate American included -- so help us God.

HISTORY IS MADE AS TWO AFRICAN AMERICANS (BLACKS) COACH THEIR TEAMS TO NFL SUPERBOWL.

History was made today as two National Football League (NFL) African Americans (Blacks) coach their respective teams to the XLI Superbowl game on February 4th, in Miami. The coaches are Lovie Smith, who is now being loved by the NFC champion Chicago Bears (and their fans) who "shuffled" past the "Saints" from new Orleans, and Tony Dungy, who galloped his AFC champion Indianapolis Colts (and their fans) past the Patriotic New Englanders, for a spot at the historic game. This is very important to African Americans and every equality loving American reading this post because I can still remember all the talk about people of color not having what it takes (whatever that means) to be Head Coaches -- just the same kind of talk we still hear about African American (Black) Quarterbacks (quieted now since Doug Williams led his Washington Redskins to a Superbowl win), and just the same kind of talk one hears about African Americans (Blacks) everywhere else outside of sports and even in State Governments and Corporate America. So equality at last, you ask? Maybe not, but it is with GREAT elation that I will party on February 4th, like it's 1999. Talking about 1999, guess who will be singing at Superbowl half time? Yep, Prince, of course. He is one of my favorite singers (though he can be naughty at times) who wrote the music to -- and sang the lyrics for -- the chart bursting song "1999".