911

I'm so tired of 9/11 conspiracy theories. It seems like every week I walk past some people talking about one or another theory. They always end up leading to the lowest common denominator. Those of you that are intellectually isolated enough to not know what that is, it is when someone starts showing you, that if you fold a dollar bill in just the right way, you can see the planes hitting the towers!

Why can't we use this potentially life saving oragami before the next disaster? Also, did you know that the Pentagon was not hit by a plane at all? You see, it was actually hit by the Loch Ness Monster, who was also by the way our nation's first president when the nation was founded after the Articles of Confederation.
Did I mention he was black too? If you have a minute, I made a link that disproves some of the more popular 9/11 conspiracy claims.

http://www.npr.org/search.php?text=conspiracy+theories&sort=DREDATE%3Anumberdecreasing&aggId=0&prgId=5&topicId=0&how_long_ago=0

Cute but stinky.

I realize that this blog has my name on it, and I have not been responsible for a single post. I might be more interested in posting to a blog if I did not spend all day taking care of and talking to a baby. That tends to limit the things that I can make conversation about. Unless, of course, you're interested in hearing about the frequency and consistency of bowel movements, feedings, and bathings.

I love taking care of Claire, but I now understand a little bit about the particular brand of insanity that belongs to stay-at-home parents....the kind of insanity that drives people to watch The View or Live! With Regis and Kelly.

Oops, Claire just threw up and managed to get it all over the back of her hair. Bathtime!

__Jenny

What is being a mormon all about? Ha Ha. No wait really

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1231760586718929761&q=echolocation

How to not get your ass kicked

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4961165717378550511&q=echolocation

Take a look at the results of myosatin

Myosatin

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6479550

Mighty Mouse was not just a cartoon. Ten years ago, scientists demonstrated that they could increase an animal's muscle mass by manipulating a protein in mice called myostatin. Now drugs that affect myostatin are being hailed as the best hope yet for people with muscle-wasting diseases.

This guy has some great ideas on energy.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4569577556800822039&q=amory+lovins
He is also the energy advisor for Walmart and the Pentagon.

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