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I'll be Twittering (definitely) and blogging (likely) during and after the debate.

TVNewser will also be checking out the coverage and FishbowlNY's Glynnis MacNicol hooks up with Huffington Post's Rachel Sklar and Clusterstock's John Carney for some live-blogging.

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For this week's Separated at Birth, we have a reader-submitted suggestion.

Does NBC's Norah O'Donnell look like...

National Journal's Suzanne Clark?

For this week's caption contest, we have this photo of Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama.

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If you stopped by First Friday's happy hour on -- wait for it -- Friday, you would have had the privilege of drinking hanging out with honored guest Christopher Hitchens, who stuck around from 6:00 till 10:00. He held court all night, signed books, told jokes and talked with just about everyone. Grover Norquist, Mary Katherine Ham and Nick Gillespie also showed up and stuck around late. Norquist even left to do a radio interview about it and came back after.

At the end of the night Hitchens took a couple of people up on an invitation to grab some food and hopped into a cab with them.

From HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday:

MAHER: Rich Lowry, who's the editor of the National Review -- it's kind of a serious publication -- listen to what he said. He said: "Palin projects through the screen like crazy." He said, "I'm sure I'm not the only male in America who, when she started dropping her first wink, sat up a little straighter in my couch." "And her smile it was so sparkling, it sent little starbursts through the screen."

Said Maher: "This man needs to get laid so badly."

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From Hotline's Friday Feature:

Lara Logan, CBS News' chief foreign affairs corr., has been reporting from war zones over the past 17 years. Before joining CBS in '02, Logan already had 14 years of journalism experience, including 10 years in the int'l broadcast news arena. She got her start in broadcast journalism in Africa as a sr. prod. for Reuters TV. But today Logan's our Friday Feature: ...

What's your most embarrassing on-the-job moment? (Or as embarrassing as you'd like to reveal?)

There was an upset in the crowd during a big Iraqi government and U.S. tour of a village north of Baghdad and I jumped up onto the front of a U.S. military humvee. As I propelled myself upwards, my pants split and the entire left side dropped out, exposing my butt to crowds of Iraqis and soldiers. The medic had to wrap a bandage around my leg and patch me up...

Good morning Washington.

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