Recently in Category - Makes You Go Hmmmm...
The Most Wasteful Companies In Terms Of Packaging And Paperwork
The wasteful companies mentioned here are simply the few that happen to be on my mind right now after having dealt with them in person recently. Please share your own as well...
Little-Known Facts About New Year's Resolutions
First some fun facts about New Year's resolutions. Then, my personal resolutions for the year -- which all happen to have a 'green' theme. Finally, a poll for your feedback, plus tips for sticking to your New Years resolutions this year.
How Many G's Are You Pulling And How Much Can Your Body Take?
Here's what I've learned about G-forces and the effects of gravity on your body. See how many G's astronauts, roller coaster riders, airplane passengers, and professional stunt pilots can sustain. Plus, now you can experience weightlessness!
All The Best Of Everything For The Year 2007
Looking for 'all the best' or 'the top' things in a particular category? The site called Fimoculous is pretty amazing because it tracks all the best lists that appeared in 2007 -- for virtually every topic under the sun. Check it out...
FreeRice: Play This Game & Help End World Hunger!
Every time you play this online game and answer a question correctly, you send grains of rice to help feed people. Help end world hunger... play FreeRice now.
Random Thoughts About Popular Talk Show Hosts
Some questions I have about talk show hosts Kelly Rippa, Regis Philbin, Montel Williams, Ellen DeGeneres, Larry King, Oprah Winfrey, Steve Wilkos, Dr. Phil McGraw, Donny Deutsch, and Leo Laporte.
Kenmare, North Dakota ROCKS, Too!
Traveling down Highway 52 just north of Minot, North Dakota, and south of the U.S./Canada border... you're driving along and all of a sudden you see class years in the form of rocks on the hillsides of Kenmare, North Dakota. Here's the story behind the class rocks.
Canada ROCKS... As Evidenced By The Inukshuk
There are several different shapes and colors of rocks that can be used in the formation of an Inukshuk -- also spelled inuksuk, inukhuk, inuksuit. And some tend to resemble a human shape more than others. This rock formation is a symbol of safety, hope and friendship that was created by the Inuit.
