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Jul 06. 2010

Today is a typical day after a holiday weekend in that there were TONS of goodies to be read and discovered on my Google Reader. Instead of creating a separate post for each one of them, I've decided to do a monster round-up post of my favorite reads of the day. Some of these are a bit old (and by that, I mean about 12 hours old) but still deserving of mention. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did!   How the Nursing Home for Superheroes Would Look LikeA funny but indefinitely sad sculpture of the lives of aged superheroes.   25 Blockbuster Movies Posters Recreated Using LegoA must-see for any Lego fans! My favorite? "The GodVader," of course.   Stoudemire has agreement with...

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Christianity, Personal, Web

The Manhattan Declaration

Jul 03. 2010

The following was taken from the blog of Randy Alcorn of Eternal Perspective Ministries. After reading his thoughts, I proceeded to thoroughly read The Manhattan Declaration and signed my support of its stance on Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty. I encourage all fellow Christians, as well as my non-Christian readers, to take a look and give it some thought. P.S. — I decided to show here Randy's post in its entirety because I couldn't agree with him more.)   The Manhattan Declaration, Christians, and Politics In light of the Fourth of July celebration of the founding of our country, I wanted to again bring attention to The Manhattan Declaration and encourage you to check out their website, manhattandeclaration.org. As I wrote in the blog I posted last year about the...

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Korean, Personal, Touching, Web

Google’s “Graduation”: A Commercial Guaranteed to Bring Tears to Your Eyes

Jun 30. 2010

I may be pregnant and hormonal, but I TOTALLY CRIED watching this Google commercial and I'm not ashamed to admit it. This video holds special significance to anyone like me whose parents sacrificed everything to immigrate to a foreign country — a land where they did not know the language, where they were (and continue to be) ostracized for being a minority, where they work 80-hour weeks in the service industry, where they do not take a single vacation in YEARS — in order to provide good education, more opportunities and a better life for their children. I love you, umma and appa. Via Angry Asian Man. ...

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