I may be slow, but I'm faster than anybody sitting on the couch

Using Critical Thinking in a Science Report

This Link will help you determine the reliability and worthiness of a scientific study.  This will come in handy when you are posting links to sketchy, iffy, and even downright unscrupulous web sites.  Remember that your argument must use the most credible and fact-checkable sources to convince your reader.

Tales of the Brothers Three

Joshua Hauke is my friend and a most wonderfully funny cartoonist.  He has a blog full of rip-roarin' antics of three brothers, their weird dad, and a monster named Mook.  They get into lots of outrageous adventures.  Check him out!

Oh, and by the way, he drew the cartoon of me for my profile picture!

Did you know...

..Americans toss out 40% of their food?

Mark Bittman

This TED Talk "What's Wrong With What We Eat" is from a chef and food journalist.

Jason Mraz sings a sad song for polar bears...

Polar Bears

Michael Pollan's Response to Organic Nutrition

This link is in response to a study finding "no significant health benefit" to organic food

Welcome!

I made this blog to show everyone how easy it is.  It may take some time to get used to it, but look around and you will find some very helpful hints, both on blogspot's space, and here: HELP!