The Cleveland Browns had another rough night yesterday falling to the Baltimore Ravens 16-0 on national television. First and foremost on everyones mind was the status of Josh Cribbs who was injured on the last play of the game and taken off on stretcher. Eric Mangini said after the game:

Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth claims to have gotten ahold of a leaked script for "Sexy and the City 2". From the sounds of it, SATC 2 will not be a fanciful escape from the stresses of modern living and the economic melt down. Instead - according to the paper - these things will play out on the big screen and touch the lives of our beloved SATC characters.

Here is an overview of what the paper claims will happen (spoiler alert):

• The situation looks bleak for Bradshaw, whose marriage with Mr. Big unravels after they lose everything in a financial scam.
• Seeking work, Mr. Big ends up in London, where he’s living in a rundown apartment, but cheats on Carrie — who dumps him before finding out she’s pregnant.
• At least she has a wedding to look forward to: Stanford Blatch, her gay best friend, will marry Anthony Marantino, one of Stanford’s former enemies. Performing at the reception is Liza Minnelli, who sings a cover of Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies.”
• Samantha, also hit hard by the financial scam, has to downgrade her glam lifestyle but can at least take comfort in the arms of Smith Jerrod, the ex she broke up with at the end of the previous movie.

Lou Dobbs left CNN with very little notice and no plan for where he'd end up next. One idea that he is currently throwing around is running for the New Jersey Senate

Since he no longer has a job, Dobbs spent some time over at Fox News today speaking with Bill O'Reilly. When O'Reilly asked him whether he was considering a Senate run, Dobbs replied:

"A lot of things are on my mind. I'm not going to be coy about this."

Listing off his future possible moves - TV, radio and "run for office", Dobbs just nodded his head.

Dobbs continues to do his three-hour weekday radio show, and told O'Reilly that he will continue to be engaged in the issues he has championed over the years:

"These issues that matter so much to me, many of the same that matter to you, are not ... changing. What is immutable here is, I'm going to remain in the public arena.”

Farrah Fawcett's longtime partner, Ryan O'Neal, talked about how they were going to finally get married while the actress was on her death bed. any speculated that the only reason he sought to marry her was to ensure that he would get a piece of her estate upon her death. However, she passed away before they ever married. It has since been revealed that she was left out of his will entirely.

Fawcett left $4.5 million to her son Redmond O'Neal in a trust. Her nephew, and father were each left $500,000, and ex-boyfriend Greg Lott was left $100,000. Left out in the cold without a dime were Ryan O'Neal and her best friend, Alana Stewart.

Fawcett's last will was updated on Aug. 9, 2007.

Today's world is becoming more health conscious than ever before. During a time when we are reaping the global benefits of our past mistakes, many individuals have begun to look at life in new ways. As we continue to search for methods to achieve higher levels of physical and emotional health, the use of herbal vaporizers is receiving much attention.

Herbal vaporizers can help change our lives in a variety of ways. All of which are healthy, natural and good for the environment. With this in mind, here are the top five ways that an herbal vaporizer can improve your health:

1. Prevent Damage to your Lungs

A major reason for choosing to use a vaporizer is to prevent damage to the lungs. Inhaling herbs that have gone through the vaporization process is a much cleaner alternative to traditional methods that involve combustion. We all know how bad tar and other harmful chemicals can be on the lungs, that’s why today’s preferred method is a cleaner, greener experience!

2. Aromatherapy

The Cleveland State Vikings hosted Division III school Wilmington College this afternoon in their home opener. The Vikings defeated the Quakers but played sloppy ball committing 20 turnovers. The Vikings were also rebounded 35-25 in the contest. Wilmington only hit 14 of 35 free throws in the loss and one wonders if the final of 99-74 could of been closer with better shooting from the charity stripe.

Wilmington's Tyler Ledford led all scores with 24. D'Aundray Brown and Jared Cunningham both netted 14 in the victory.

The Cleveland Browns are a long way away from the team that came in 2nd in the AFC North and went 7-7 in a season that included a 31-21 win over the New York Jets on September 21, 1970, marking the debut of Monday Night Football. Technically, they're a completely different team from the very bottom-up, but that's yet another crude reminder of Cleveland football anguish best saved for another day. So as the 1-7 Browns prepare to play host to the AFC North rival Baltimore Ravens, they may want to also ask themselves, "does anybody really care"?

After the opening night letdown on Friday night, a Division III school looks like the perfect opponent to get the Cleveland State Vikings back on track this season. Gary Waters' men will host Wilmington College tomorrow at 11:30 am and hope to attract the downtown lunch crowd. The game will be a tune up of sorts for a busy week that will see the Vikings host Florida A&M and Sam Houston State as part of the Cancun Challenge later this week. Things don't get easier from there as the Vikings head south to Mexico to play in the challenge against Kentucky on Tuesday and then either Stanford or Virginia the next day.

Click here for the game notes on the contest against Wilmington tomorrow.

Click here for the stats so far on the young season for the Vikings.

Wilmington (16-10 in 2008-09) at Cleveland State (0-1)
Date: Monday, November 16, 2009
Time: 11:30 a.m. EST
Site: Goodman Arena (8,500), Wolstein Center, Cleveland, Ohio
Radio: WHKW 1220 AM (Cleveland), WHKZ, 1440 AM (Warren) (Al Pawlowski)
Series: First Meeting
Promo: Business Man's Special