Shannon Warren.com

This is amazing.

I just realized that of the 16 people I’ve currently have linked as friends, 9 were in the Aggies For Christ with me (find the links on the side column).

Brent Reynolds
Davin Haley
Jeff Wischkaemper
Jeremy & Annie Phillips
Jeremy Hegi
Tom Campbell
Traci Eicke
Trevor Moran
Wes & Stacy Yoakum

These are the guys I met in High School:
Becky & Evan Wilson
Paul Thompson’s Photos
Rob & Irina
South Paw Jones

Never give the devil a ride –
he will always want to drive.

I found this at a NYC photoblog called Quarlo.com.

Kudos to Jeff for taking these stellar Bonfire Memorial photos.

Link over to Jeremy’s Blog for an inside look at his one year internship in Chaing Mai!

This just in from Paul:

The Idaho State Legislature recently passed a bill commending the creators of “Napoleon Dynamite.” The bill is quite funny itself.

With NPR doing their fundraising this week, this is the perfect moment to turn off the radio and find all of those hidden treasure in their archives.

Here’s one that I stubbled upon this week. It’s about the interpretation of bird songs.

No really, interpretation.

It’s really fun to listen to, just be sure there’s no one around or you might feel a little silly during the super-slow-mo chirping.

Fresh Air from WHYY, March 29, 2005 · Donald Kroodsma is a renowned specialist in the interpretation of bird songs. His new book, The Singing Life of Birds: The Art and Science of Listening to Birdsong, describes how birds communicate and why. But Kroodsma is also the subject of another book — about those who listen to birds.

Birdsong, by Don Stap, details the work and passions of people who analyze the sounds of birds. Stap followed Kroodsma from the lab into the field to write his account of the researcher at work.