HBO debuts "41" tonight, a documentary on the life and times of George H.W. Bush (Adrienne has a review). 

So it seems like as good a time as any to give away some Bush books!

For you: a really nice coffee table book featuring George H.W. and George W.: "The Bush Legacy: Their Story in Photographs," which was created by NYT author/editor David Elliot Cohen and has a foreward by Condoleezza Rice. It's going to cost us a fortune to mail to you, so please appreciate it.

We'll toss in a paperback copy of George W.'s memoir "Decision Points."

Send me an email by midnight Friday if you want to be in the drawing.

How I Met Your Mother (8pm, CBS) - Ted meets Zoey's husband, the Captain (Kyle McLachlan), when the gang attends a fundraiser at the Natural History Museum.

Matt Lauer Reports (8pm, NBC) - Matt Lauer interviews former president George W. Bush, who talks about his new memoir, "Decision Points."

Hawaii Five-0 (10pm, CBS) - Danny's ex-partner in the Honolulu Police Department is murdered and his body is found in a barbecue pit during a luau. The investigation reveals the death may be connected to corrupt cops and a powerful cocaine cartel.

The Big C (10:30pm, Showtime) - Cathy's decision to embark on a nontraditional treatment for her cancer leads her and Dr. Todd to the unconventional Bee Man, played by Liam Neeson (right). Meanwhile, Adam gets relationship advice from Sean, and Paul's support of Cathy (Laura Linney) becomes a bit overbearing.

Conan (11pm, TBS) - It's finally here. Conan O'Brien's new late night talk show debuts with guests Seth Rogan and Lea Michele, and a performance by Jack White. Andy Richter is back as Conan's sidekick and Jimmy Vivino conducts the house band.

U.S. Sen. John Kerry, the 2004 Democratic Presidential candidate narrowly defeated by George Bush, will speak March 20 at UNC Chapel Hill.

The free talk will be held at 2:30 p.m. in Hill Hall.

Kerry will deliver the Weil Lecture on American Citizenship, a product of UNC-CH's Institute for the Arts and Humanities.

Kerry, of Massachusetts, is in his fifth term and chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.