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Victoria, the home of the brave Players that wont be available due to committments in a lesser team McGain, Hussey and White. McGain won’t play one dayers, and other 2 won’t play tests, so they should have the majority of their team the majority of the time.

Episode 27 of Stilgherrian Live is now online for your viewing pleasure. In this “Full Moon (almost) Animal Sex Passion Edition”, we feature lesbian dog sex and decide who’s “Cnut of the Week”: Michael Costa, Hurricane Ike or the US Federal Reserve.

Blackstone, one of the largest U.S. private equity firms, recently announced it's lobbing over $1.5 billion at a German offshore wind farm. And they're not doing it because they feel all warm and fuzzy inside. They're doing it to turn a profit. And you should be heeding their advice.

- After signing Brian Skinner and waiving Josh Powell, as described in the previous blog post, the Clippers finally did the other obvious thing and withdrew the qualifying offer to Nick Fazekas. This moves leaves them with roughly $1.4 million in remaining cap space.

Until I get time to write my essay about last week’s Politics & Technology Forum in Canberra, you can relive it on your own. Thanks to Microsoft’s Nick Hodge, you can view videos of Matt Bai’s keynote address, Panel 1 on Blogging, social networks, political movements and the media with Annabel Crabb,

Blog readers, Below appears the first guest blog on Shenton’s View. It is written by Alistair Smith, The Stage news editor, and is a trailer for a new blog to be launched on The Stage website which will deal with news comment and analysis. For the moment I am happy to welcome it as an occasional guest on my own blog to introduce it to regular readers.

I just did a quick Stilgherrian Live Alpha (episode 5.2) from my hotel room in Canberra. The recording stopped after about 10 minutes, so it’s in two parts called, oddly enough, part 1 and part 2. Topics covered include the Politics & Technology Forum, Internet and telephone coverage along the Hume Highway, and what happened to my beard.

As previously warned, I’m in Canberra for tomorrow’s Politics & Technology Forum as a guest of that little husband-and-wife firm called Microsoft. I’ve repeated the programme below, but right now my head is spinning with ideas. PubCamp Sydney was bad enough, what with conversations coming left, right and centre.

When the Green Bay Packers are forced with trimming their roster down to 53 players in early September, they could face some tough decisions at middle linebacker. The Packers currently have four middle linebackers that might deserve to be playing on Sundays, but unfortunately only one can play at a time.

Evaluating Ted Thompson So I got this stroke of genius and have decided to evaluate each of GM Ted Thompson’s draft classes. 2005: 1 - 24: Aaron Rodgers, QB, California 2 - 51: Nick Collins, FS, Bethune-Cookman 2 - 58: Terrence Murphy, WR, Texas A&M 4 - 115: Marviel Underwood, DB, San Diego St.