I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who doesn’t actually WANT to read more. People may not like to read, and may have no desire to actually sit down with a book, but they at least recognize that they should read books more and be more educated. Its part of being human… you know… the whole learning thing.

Well, a fairly ingenius website has come upon a nice concept. It’s called Daily Lit. You simply find a book on their book list and subscribe with your email address. They will then send you daily portions of the book, so that you can read their prescribed daily sections of the book. This concept was/is fairly successful with such things as the Daily Bible and others, so why not apply it to digital concept. A full book read digitally at one time would be a pain on the eyes, but small sections are tolerable. Secondly, many people have downtime at their jobs, and this may be a perfect time killer. I look forward to reading a few of these titles.

Not only do I not really understand why people are paying $20-$30 for plain colored t-shirts, but the company’s whole premise of being a sweatshop free company that respects workers is totally bunk. Here’s a great article dealing with business practices of American Apparel and its owner, Dov Charney.

Penn and Teller’s show has been rather entertaining. Its quite a jump for a pair of musicians to turn into investigative journalists, but that’s a bit like the style of their new show. Here’s their analysis of PETA. They do a very good job in their analysis, and Penn communicates his message very well and very down to earth.

I think my blog has turned into me finding random crap on the internet

Today I came upon something hysterical at whitehouse.org. They are a collection of posters done in the old WWII patriotic style, but all the posters just poke fun at American politics, particularly George Bush. You can find everything from Bill Clinton, The Governator, and others. I am so curious as to why these are actually on the white house website. It’s amazing. Here are some of the posters below: