And a little something from my iPhone this week:

Ever since she went "missing" in the Indian ocean last week, I can't help but keep up with the story about Abby Sunderland--the 16 year old girl trying to circumnavigate the world in her sail boat. If you've followed the story (or heard the news), you know she was basically a little over half way in her voyage when her boat was crippled by rough water and winds. Thankfully, she was equipped with location devices which she manually set off when her mast was destroyed and she laid in wait for rescue. The nearest boat to her was over 400 miles away, but Australian search teams did a fly-by and were able to contact her via radio to confirm she was OK. After about 40 hours of bobbing in the middle the ocean, a French fishing boat was able to rescue her while leaving her crippled boat behind to presumably sink. But however amazing and incredible the story already is, I think it's just beginning. The tide has turned (so to speak) in this saga, and it's headed straight for Abby's parents. A few years ago they let their son Zac Sunderland attempt the exact same feat which he completed in mid-2009. Zac was 17 years old when he finished and it took him 13 months to make it around the globe. Abby, of course, is 16.

ESPN - "Jozy Altidore - This Is SportsCenter" Why am I digging it? It's soccer, it's funny, and in general it's a genius idea. If you don't get it, well...nevermind.

Photo by my wife.

via Take Your Vitamin Z.

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