Things That Do Not Make Sense, College, Denmark, Good Tech Habits, Prayers and a Hamas Conversion

13 Things That Do Not Make Sense

Avoid the Highway to Hell With SafeRoadMaps.org
from Wired Blog Network

For Most People, College Is a Waste of Time
from WSJ

There's Something About Denmark
from BusinessWeek Two recent studies found Danes to be the world's happiest people. The new reputation along with media attention have led to a national discussion

Tallest Skyscraper in the World Almost Completed, Defies Belief
from GizModo

42 Essential Flickr Abandonments Groups Dedicated to Abandoned Places, Properties and Buildings
WebUrbanist

20 Tech Habits to Improve Your Life
PC World A few new habits can make the difference between staying on task, finding what you need, and getting things done--or having a tech meltdown.

Ten Prayers God Says Yes To
"Ten Prayers God Always Says Yes To" is the result of author Anthony DeStefano's journey through scripture to find those prayers that God always answers, and promises to always say yes to. Not sometimes. Not maybe. But all of the time.

Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of Hamas leader, becomes a Christian
from Telegraph.co.uk
The son of one of the most revered leaders of the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas has renounced his religion to move to America and become an evangelical Christian.

Pie and Your Name and the Last Supper

American Pie
McLean Keeps Serving `American Pie' That Made Career, Fortune

What's In a Name?
Students whose names begin with C or D get lower grades than those whose names begin with A or B; major league baseball players whose first or last names began with K (the strikeout-signifying letter) are significantly more likely to strike out, according to the report published in the December issue of Psychological Science.

St. Thomas University
Shock therapy for freshmen at St. Thomas shockingly trite

The Last Supper in Detail

Kathy Smith's Spiritual Walking

Christians Are Taking Over, Biking, Obama, Big Deals, FaceBook, Jesus Hardcore

Danger! Danger! They are Taking Over
Believe it or not, there are actually Christians on Australian Idol!

Katherine Kersten: Bike-riding mobs owns the streets of Minneapolis
Now we know who's in charge of Minneapolis streets. It's a loosely organized group of serial lawbreakers called Critical Mass . . . from the StarTribune.

George F. Will : Obama's economic adviser is ...

When Big Deals Go Bad - and Why
Amid a flurry of bad news for big deals, it bears remembering that successful mergers heed the basic rules of business . . . from BusinessWeek

The Manager's Job: Folklore and Fact
What do managers do? A study of five CEOs and studies of managers conclude that managerial work involves interpersonal roles, informational roles, and decisional roles . . . from BusinessWeek

The Founders Intended a Christian, not Secular Society
Michael Medved

Teens to Parents: It's Our FaceBook
Since Facebook launched in February 2004, the company says the number of active users (those who have used the system in the last 30 days) has jumped from 130,000 to 43 million.

Jesus Hardcore: Reaching Angry Mosh-Pit White Guys
About the Resurgence: Resurgence is a movement that resources multiple generations to live for Jesus so that they can effectively reach their cities with the gospel by staying culturally accessible and Biblically faithful.

More God, Inclusiveness, Apostolic Authority

How to Get More God
How the 7 Virtues Will Transform Your Life

Christian Inclusiveness
from the website of Mark D. Roberts

Roman and Protestant Models of Apostolic Authority
Heart, Mind, Soul and Strength from Weekend Fisher blog

A New Convert Answers the Top Ten List
from Alpha and Omega Ministries blog

Salvation and Justification
Steve Camp and CampOnThis