Taken during the Rally for Sanity. October 30, 2010

Washington, D.C.

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At least two helicopters passed slowly over the crowd at around 1:40 PM. This one has something (a camera?) attached to the bottom. Could these be the source of the AirPhotoLive.com photos commissioned by CBS News?

(Photo by Bridgette Blair)

For full coverage of the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or fear visit Citizen Vox at www.citizenvox.org.

Tens of thousands, or perhaps more, flocked to Washington today to witness the highly-anticipated “Rally To Restore Sanity.” Many brought signs, some wore costumes, and thanks to sunny weather and an atmosphere filled with energy, most probably had a good time.

Northwestern University's 153rd Commencement

Graffiti on the wall of the Colbert Report building.

(Photo by Bridgette Blair)

For full coverage of the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or fear visit Citizen Vox at www.citizenvox.org.

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Braeden designed this rare, much-in-demand button.

Yes, we had to order two lots, and might have to order more...

March 14, 2007

Takoma Park Metro Station Platform.

Yes, we got to take pix at his desk.

i thought these people were joking and then, sadly, i realized it wasn't stephen colbert

It's a little quiet in the video, but in person it's plenty loud.

Colbert managed to snag an Olympic Torch from an audience member.

by IMPEACH.

Found this on a local bulldozer, alongside some fine graffiti.

The stage after day 1 of filming.

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Finally! I'm standing within 5 feet of the great Stephen Colbert. It was, in a word, surreal.

Taken during the Rally for Sanity. October 30, 2010

Washington, D.C.

As painted by Stephen Colbert

A shot showing why white men should never dance. EVER.

I made a mosaic of one of the promo pictures from I Am America (And So Can You) using hundreds of other images. Around 230 I think.

Here the legs are attached to the body. The next step is attaching the arms.

Too many sunchokes. I left two root systems to be a border fence in the far backyard. Here's hoping I got them all out of the front yard. Sweet potatoes did much better than I expected. #harvest