links 1/30/08
- Obama, nice enough to help out an opponent
- Hmm, where could we find a place that rents books, similar to a video store?
- 2008 State of the Union tag cloud
- After talking to President Monson, Obama cancels Saturday Utah visit in deference to Hinckley funeral. These two Obama links are making me wonder if this guy is too nice
- Large breasts possibly linked to diabetes in new study
- Founders of Cleanflicks arrested for having sex with teenage girls.
- Food Porn of the day, Pho Bo Tai
- Edwards and Guiliani to drop out of the Presidential race
- Top LDS myths about the RLDS church.
- Utah Senate bill would make the day after Thanksgiving a state holiday
- LOST fish biscuits
- Guillermo Del Toro, director of Pan’s Labryinth, will direct the Hobbit movie
- Skeletons of cartoon characters
Ha, ha. I love the video store for books question. A couple of years ago in Real Simple I read about a netflix type service for books. What do people think libraries are for, other than free internet of course?
They might think that’s it. Last time I was at the Kaysville library there were ten computers full of people surfing the internet (with a couple more waiting) and then one other person besides me browsing the books.
I don’t understand why you would rent a book if you can borrow it for free at the public library. What am I missing?
Why on earth is the Utah legislature spend what little time they have to force another state holiday? Ridiculous!
The skeletons are great. I enjoyed them. It reminds me somewhat of the Plastination exhibit we saw in Philadelphia.
I think the person asking for a book rental place didn’t realize what a library was.
Guillermo Del Toro will do great. Pan’s Labrynth was incredible.
I read part of the RLDS Doctrine and Covenants. Absolutely surreal. It’s ours, verbatim, for the first portion, then goes in a totally different direction. I remember it being very interesting.
They keep adding to their Doctrine and Covenants, which I think is really cool. I wonder why our church hasn’t kept adding to it after 1978. It seems like the Proclamation to the World on families would be a good addition.