Archive for 19th August 2008

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  • Psychic Cat and Funny Things that Stick
    It’s funny what kinds of things stick out and sneak up on you. In this case it was an email sent separately to my wife and I from a mutual friend. His email merely had a link to the video below and a one-liner “Well, sort of. He’s not very good at it.” I’m [...]
  • How Stonehenge Was Built
    I have often looked at ancient structures with wonder and silently pondered, “How exactly did they build that?” From the Great Pyramids, to the perfect stone fittings of Machu Picchu, to the pillars of Stonehenge. Below is a six minute video clip that goes a long way in explaining how Stonehenge might have been built. You don’t [...]
  • Last Straw and A Right to Die - a Love Story
    Late last night I was flipping channels out in the living room while my wife and dog slept peacefully in the bedroom. Somehow I ended up catching the last ½ hour or so Frontline’s The Suicide Tourist - a very powerful documentary about Craig Ewert and his choice to die in peace versus die [...]