Welcome to the next 4-6 months...

Pee and Poo keychains. Nice. Bush is passing on his problems to those who follow. Wow, couldn't see that coming 10,000 miles away. Han Guitar Solo. The world in 7 photos. Depression and exercise have a relationship to each other. They do not seem to get along.

The 50 worst songs ever in the history of Rock 'n roll. To all my college buddies at UMD in 1995 that loved "Cotton Eye Joe", finally, vindication! The song is terrible.

Physical therapists are turning to video games to help patients get their grooves back. Too bad my ceiling height doesn't allow for very enthusiastic serves and/or bowling moves.read more | digg story

The iPod has come to the bedside. Physicians are being educated about ultrasound using short, instructional videos on the iPod so they can learn more effectively at the bedside.read more | digg story

I recommend everyone start reading Paul Krugman's blog at the NY Times. Granted, it's semi-dry stuff so if you're looking for entertainment, keep looking. What great about it is his cut-through-the-bullshit angle on Economics. For example, in a recent post he points out that 10 years ago, 2/3's of people felt GOOD about the economy. Today it's 1/3. Yet the unemployment rate has remained the same. Why could that be? Paul Krugman explains.

Time Magazine has published a firsthand account of what's happening in Burma. I think it's important that this event receives as much media coverage as possible. Germs that went to space and came back now have superpowers according to a NASA study. Finally, no more scouring the Internet looking for grillz, dog tags, pendants, etc. HipHopBling.com is the one-stop-shop for all things that go bling. Zen Habits offers 10 ways to simplify your life. Easy to understand, somewhat less easy to actually do. Try.

Here's a great article in a European newspaper, titled "Nations drift apart, cultures converge", offering sympathy to shamed Americans. It offers a great little pearl of wisdom that everyone, in every country, should remember. People should not be judged by the government they live under but should judge the government they live under.