. . . but I won’t believe it until I see the pictures . . . Discovery Online
Log Home for Sale – $20
In 1849, a log home in Texas could be built for the price of $20 to $75. The cabin that cost $20 was a simple lot hut measuring 18 feet square. The $75 home contained two rooms with a passageway between them . . . Texas Log Cabins.
Mad Magazine Apocalypse
A Mad Magazine cartoonist imagines the end of the age . . . Istanbullblog
Tony Campolo: Heretic
Evidence found on the Internet . . . Battle4Truth
God, I Love You
Once upon a time, “in idea took hold that in selfless love for another person one could find the same absolute intensity of feeling, capacity for moral regeneration and conviction of one’s own immortality that had been previously associated with the love of God . . . The Wall Street Journal
Advertising v. Journalism
“If you ever watch somebody reading a copy of Vanity Fair, they spend as much time looking at the ads as they spend looking at the content,” Mr. Grueskin said, “because the ads are actually useful for readers.” . . . New York Times
