What kind of business was he in? I'm not sure. But he did fuck a lot.

Gunshot wounds took the life of Larmondo at the tender age of 25 — I'm guessing his business wasn't online media, because I don't remember any bullets flying around my offices during the advent of Al Gore's Internet — but his legacy will be carried on by his nine children. I'm sure he prepared them well for life ahead.

(Thanks, Shumpy, for the link)

Today's Web Finds:

• Washington Post: Heralded Iraq Police Academy a 'Disaster' — Guess the Arab version of Tackleberry didn't go over well.

• Photo: Lucy, the Female Hominid Who Lived 3.2 Million Years Ago — Looks more like a hemroid than a hominid. You know someone/something had sex with her, too.

• Yale University to Post Courses on Web for Free — If I wanted to sit at the computer and fail every test, I'd just re-do my fantasy football draft and take Larry Johnson at No. 1 again.

• 50 Dark Movies, Hidden in a Painting — One of the best combinations of web technology, marketing and fun out there. A rarity, indeed. (Found on Gorilla Mask)

• Dwight Schrute's Blog — Talk about being the last guy you'd expect to be blogging on company time. Which sounds like a pretty funny premise for an episode of The Office, if you ask me.

• 'Drinking With Bob' Rant: Laughing Elmo! — He's not laughing with Elmo, he's laughing ... well, not at all.

• YouTube: Matt Damon Flips on Jimmy Kimmell Live — Some really funny stuff, but if you think it's not staged, you're an idiot.

• Agent: Bonds Will Play in '07 — Is there any doubt we'll see a ton of columns this offseason imploring Barry to give it up and not embarrass baseball any more?