It's Friday, time for porn -- but not really

I think the title of the Flickr photoset Unfortunate Childrens Books is pretty much self-explanatory. Don't miss Sixty at a Blow or What's Inside of Animals?.

And if you're jaded by those already, revisit Porn Star or My Little Pony?, or if you're still of the literary bent, clarify your genre with Is That Porn or Erotica?

Tomahawk chop stop

The NCAA banned the use of American Indian mascots by sports teams during its postseason tournaments, but will not prohibit them otherwise.

The NCAA's Executive Committee decided this week the organization did not have the authority to bar Indian mascots by individual schools, committee chairman Walter Harrison said Friday.

Nicknames or mascots deemed "hostile or abusive" would not be allowed by teams on their uniforms or other clothing beginning with any NCAA tournament after Feb. 1, said Harrison, the University of Hartford's president.

"What each institution decides to do is really its own business" outside NCAA championship events, he said.

At least 18 schools have mascots the NCAA would deem "hostile or abusive," including Florida State's Seminole and Illinois' Illini. The full list of schools was not immediately released.

What about the Notre Dame Fighting Irish? Let the slippery slope commence.

Sadder news: Jim Kelly's son Hunter died this morning at the age of 8.