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Pen Jillette appeard on NPR today with an interesting essay, part of the station's, "This I Believe" series. Check it out.
As part of Cindy Sheehan's vigil outside of Bush's ranch in Crawford, Texas, her group has placed hundreds of white crosses, each bearing the name of an American soldier killed in Iraq, like her own son. This moving graphic display along the side of the road has been dubbed "Arlington in Crawford." 
Photographer Thomas Hawk was doing what he normally does: wandering around the city taking photographs, until he started taking pictures of the building at One Bush St., and a security guard from within came out and told him taking pictures was illegal and he would call the police.
Ok, you're on a train in Korea carrying your little doggie and he makes a mess on the floor. What do you do?
The web site says, This campaign is designed to tell the world what we think of those mindless suburban drones who insist on getting 12 mpg while driving their kids to soccer practice. Join us as we direct our social activist energies toward the exciting new sport of 
Around here, it's a sad day to see gonzo journalist, Hunter S. Thompson, dead at age 67. He apparently 
The WSJ has a very interesting editorial on the power of Bloggers and the realization that the MSM (mainstream media) are now officially relegated to just another area of journalism, and a pretty inaccurate and pathetic one at that.
A judge refused to delay a trial Tuesday when an attorney objected to his wearing a judicial robe with the Ten Commandments embroidered on the front in gold.