Recent Interesting Sites

• Star Wars, Robot Chicken Style

   Seth Freilich ay Pajiba writes 
  If you didn’t watch “Robot Chicken: Star Wars” over the weekend, shame on you. It was highly entertaining. I suggest you watch this clip right now (probably my favorite of the show’s many clips), and then head on over to the Adult Swim website, where you can watch the whole show, along [...]

  June 20th, 2007

• JesusPets

  If Jesus returns tonight, who will feed your pets tomorrow?
  I read this recently on a blog and had to check this site out.
  “If Jesus returns tonight, who will feed your pets tomorrow?” I’ve always wondered about that. So I was relieved to hear about JesusPets, an organisation which is “assembling a community of heathen pet-lovers to [...]

  June 16th, 2007

• Take a Virtual Tour of Hell

  Anytime I can I love to spotlight something from my Alma Mater Eastern Kentucky University.  I spent almost seven years of my life there earning two degrees (a B.S. in Psychology and a Masters in Public Administration).  I also took numerous graduate courses in Psychology and English as well.
  Donald Hoffman, of the Preaching the Revised [...]

  June 5th, 2007

• This Week’s Links - Armenia, Vonnegut, Guns, etc. . .

  Never Again, Again  (from Even the Devils Believe)
  Today [April 24th] the beginning of the Mec Ejer’n, the Armenian Holocaust, is commemorated. A number of people around the blogosphere have posted about it, including Serge (John) and Kyle.
  Armenia is very close to my heart. My host family in Russia is Armenian, long-time residents of the RSFSR/Russian [...]

  April 25th, 2007

• How the world really shapes up - from the Daily Mail

  This fascinating article examines the world, not by the way maps are usually drawn, but by looking at factors such as war, wealth, military spending and death.  Maps are then redrawn to illustrate how various nations stack up against each other.  As the article states:

  We all know what the world looks like. But a new [...]

  March 7th, 2007