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Darwinic pilgrims claim the image fills them with an overwhelming feeling of logic.

This is just brilliant: Evolutionists Flock To Darwin-Shaped Wall Stain

Saw this today for the first time. It was published a few years back. The Onion really hits the nail on the head.

From everything I read online and hear on the radio, supplies of food, water, and basic shelter are in dire need for rescue operations in Haiti. With the extreme interconnectedness of communications online today, I feel that there’s a duty to use the internet not only to stay informed but to play a contributing part where possible.

Google has established an excellent set of resources and liked to it right off their home page.

The American Red Cross International Response Fund also does relief work around the world, including in Haiti right now. Consider donating money to the Red Cross or any of the organizations listed on the Google site. Small amounts add up to a significant sum contribution when many people pitch in.

Uh-oh. According to the LA Times, “Australian researchers find that each hour a day spent in front of television is linked with an 18% greater risk of dying from cardiovascular disease and an 11% greater risk of all causes of death.”

No word yet about YouTube or Hulu. Get exercising!

(And I’m just imagining the teaser for the local news: “Tonight! A special report! How watching TV can kill you! And the weekend weather. Stay tuned after the 4-hour premiere of ‘24′ for News at 9.”)

[Watching TV shortens lifespan, study shows] – LATimes.com

For the past few weeks, the news has been filled with stories about airport security. Here in the US, we’re accustomed to metal detectors and x-ray machines by now. Now full body scanners may be next. As scanning measures go high-tech here at home, the world’s most security-intensive culture might prove that low-tech is more effective.

At Israel’s Ben Gurion airport, security screening is something of an art. Today CNN.com runs a front-page profile about flying out of Israel–which includes one-on-one interviews with trained security professionals.

How the Israelis Do Airport Security — from CNN.com

Seems that a lot of the sidebar ads I’m seeing on Facebook lately are strange. See the most recent here. What’s up, Facebook?

This one from the hilarious department: bloopers from a country fishing show. No further introduction needed. Enjoy!