On the Deaths of Peter Pan & the Beauty Queen | Jimboland Jots
This week, Generation Xers faced an inevitable rite of passage: the death of two of their popular and iconic figures, Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson. Fittingly, Twitter reported that nearly 1/3 of its tweets were about Michael Jackson’s death, and there are rumors that Google slowed down because of all of the searchers seeking news.

Stephen Colbert recently entertained the troops in Baghdad, Iraq. Here’s a clip from when he joins the Thundercats, I mean Thunderbirds. Whatever one’s political position on the military, Iraqi conflict, etc., this should prove vastly entertaining. Check out the hot USAF guy at the beginning of the video.
We are experiencing the rapid opening up and interconnecting of social web services, communities, and applications: the Connect phenomenon. Emergence is bringing open source higher education, shared peer sciences, and the knowledge that we are challenged in how we interface and use the vast amounts of data available to more humans than ever.
America’s Best Christian, Betty Bowers, explains how traditional or “natural” marriage works, according to the 100% verified word-of-God.
Hygiene is usually associated with the idea of cleanliness and sanitation. However, physical and mental hygiene are terms that are used to characterize holistic practices used to promote health and wellness. In this way, keeping the body clean and free of infection and inflammation is understood as hygienic and therefore wellness-oriented.
A few years ago, a social experiment in improving happiness was undertaken in the village of Slough, England. Social researchers used known cognitive and social methods to improve the happiness of Slough and it actually worked.
Fabulously executed in spectacular music video scenic style, with sexy guys all around, Lady GaGa shows us her performance as emergent diva in Poker Face.


































