I have too many browser windows open with Informative Links, so I'm going to put them here so as to be able to shut down some windows.

Nobodobodon's statement about the election.

Debo's post about Obama's victory.

Conservatives in the Republican Party plan to turn their backs on moderates, take party further to the right.

Most Black California ( Read more... )

Mixed bag o' links today. I've been collecting interesting bits intending to share Any Minute Now. :)

"Helicopter Parents" aren't really that helpful:

Why Good Kids Are Getting Hooked On Heroin

Are Parents Killing Their Kids' Careers?

And a bit off the topic, for those of you Gen-Xers trying to figure out how the hell it happened, this ( Read more... )

Download free books!

And I figure just about everyone on my friendslist has already seen An Engineer's Guide to Cats (YouTube link, video is approximately 7 minutes), but just in case, I thought I ought to share the link.

Edit: Just for you cat yodeling fans, I have added a "cat yodeling" tag to this entry.

Bruce Schneier Facts. This is the funniest thing I saw on the 'net all week. Thanks to knastymike for bringing it to my attention!

If you don't know who Bruce Schneier is, here's his Wikipedia entry and his website. Some folks reading this may be interested in his blog.

This was pretty darn funny, IMO. YMMV. (Some folks who have seen this already ( Read more... )

Be careful with microwave popcorn. It may contain diacetyl, which can lead to health problems if inhaled too much. (The popcorn sold by the Boy Scouts contains no diacetyl.)

MonkeyBrain Books is having a sale this month. Here's their list of titles.

Baby mammals, including humans, eating in a mammalian manner. As featured on Sesame Street.

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Klein Sexual Orientation Grid

A wonderful Canadian userpic

Accessibility video (but the point is made purely by visuals, ironically enough)

The Value of Psychotic Experience

That's all I had saved up, but with the disparity of items, it's probably enough for now.

Map of the Internet

Found at Good Math, Bad Math in this post.

Just for the record, from reading all his comments in various places (especially at Mark's blog), I think I like Blake Stacey. :) At least, I like his comments.