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Where do you find a pink dolphin? In Lake Calcasieu, Erik Rue has snapped a photo of a pink dolphin in Louisiana. The earth took a near miss this week. While you were sleeping the asteroid named 2009 DD45 was about 48,800 miles from Earth. According to ABC News, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory reported that the asteroid zoomed past Monday morning. The eclectic mix can't leave out the Spinal Tap Tour.

Mix Includes Rare Pink Dolphin Sighting

According to an item from the UK Telegraph, "The animal has been photographed by local charter boat Captain Erik Rue, 42, who has been studying the dolphin since it first surfaced in Lake Calcasieu, an inland saltwater estuary, north of the Gulf of Mexico in the south-west of the United States." Photo and more at Pop Journal


An asteroid named 2009 DD45 almost crashed into the earth! The space ball measured between 69 feet and 154 feet in diameter. The Planetary Society said that made it the same size as an asteroid that exploded over Siberia in 1908 and leveled more than 800 square miles of forest. More at ABC News

Behind the Wigs: The Return of Spinal Tap, screams Rolling Stone Magazine. Twenty-five years after "This Is Spinal Tap" the half-kidding rockers are back for a new album and tour. More on the game here at RS, are you ready for more?