These are links from my Google Reader Shared Items to interesting webpages I discovered during the week of December 1st, 2009:

• How Ron Paul Can Save the Republican Party | Newsweek Voices – Howard Fineman | Newsweek.com – PRECISELY how I feel about Ronnie P.
• McChrystal's plan for Afghanistan war remains largely intact – washingtonpost.com –
• KdNCV.jpg – I need to write a blog post about how everyone should get a laser printer.
• The Economic Condition of Poor Americans (and the rest of us) Continues to Improve – The Austrian Economists –
• YouTube - Ready, Willing, & Cable (An Ed Helms Report) – I heart Ed Helms. Hat-tip to Harrison.
• Zombie Reagan Raised From Grave To Lead GOP | The Onion – America's Finest News Source – Pretty much perfect.
• LarkNews.com – Wow, the headline was funny and then I read the article and found myself saying "hmmm…"
• Times Skimmer by The New York Times – I hope all news sites start doing this.
• pompeii, italy ruins – Google Maps –
• i hear your music and i see your film: Oh My God Project –
• The Raw Feed: Awesome: Groom updates Facebook relationship status from the altar. – This is the world we live in. I weep for our culture.
• Leaving the Right – The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan – I have to say I agree with almost all of his points. But here's the question, Sullivan: Where do we go?
• Iran whistleblower died from drug-laced salad – Yahoo! News –
• atticus_flinch: в ролях – So cool.
• #581. Thinking pre-marital counseling is for everyone and post-marital counseling is for failures. « Stuff Christians Like – Jon Acuff – So, so true.
• Google Alters News Indexing to Accommodate Pay Walls – PC World – This fight is going to get very interesting.
• No clear plan for paying for Obama's Afghanistan troop increase – washingtonpost.com – Use the stimulus.
• Dutch cabinet approves mileage tax – WHOA. Like, whoa.
• Iraq sees alarming rise in cancers, deformed babies – washingtonpost.com – I feel sick.
• Google: Zeitgeist 2009 –
• YouTube - Man vs Toddler –

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Filed under: Uncategorized on December 8th, 2009