If you liked the Schoolhouse Rock songs here are some songs
in that style about science. The site has MP3s from three records in the
categories Space
songs, Energy and Motion, Experiments. Some were written by Tom Glazer, semi-famous
1940s folk musician and somewhat of a lyricist himself (he wrote "On Top of Spaghetti").
[Singing Science Records]
Praying Lent a website by Collaborative Ministry Office of Creighton University appears to have a pretty good guide for Lent day by day and also a guide for a preparation before Lent.
PDAWGG
has a great post on the Ninth Circuit Court that has backed up government school
officials who ordered a student to strike religious passages from his graduation
speech.
Junkyard
Blog [Link
via Rerum Novarum] has a good list of what’s on TV this week in Baghdad
to which I add some which were left out.
Update: A new midseason replacement series has
been announced – The Iraqford Files.
I also wonder if Iraqi television and movie actresses keep a vacation home
in Veil, Colorado.
Read Alicia’s posting
on Fructus Ventris about a
woman whose baby was diagnosed prenatally with a lethal defect. This woman’s
statement is both powerful and priceless.
If the answer is yes than here is a chance to simulate your band at createbands.com. Add
musicians from a selection of styles and you can have them play loops or control
them via the keyboard. I always wanted to create a heavy metal band called
“Mutually Assured Destruction” so here was my chance.