My brother sent me this one yesterday.  It's pretty fresh material on the Web.

It happened at the Catawba Fish Camp in Fort Lawn, SC.  A girl decided to ignore the claw scam and get her a stuffed animal.

Two questions: 1.) Will this family ever appear at the Catawba Fish Camp again?   2.) Did the girl take a stuffed animal?  If so, I hope she gets an invoice.

Amateur flutist Mark Richter does more with less.  He's a one-man flute choir!

Here's a cool video on YouTube, showing some kind of liquid (water and corn starch?) dancing around on a piece of paper placed atop a subwoofer.  Who knew?

There's some free entertainment for you in these tough times.  Just don't get it in the speaker.

A new site teaches you how to fold a shirt properly, so you can rearrange your drawers and closet to look like a retail display.

I did some laundry Sunday and decided to try out the technique.  It works well.  It does take some practice, and I think the video needs narration.

So, fold away.  But be careful! So says The Wall Street Journal!

I woke up at 4:15 this morning and immediately wondered, "What did Art Garfunkel read in July 1985?" Like many Americans, I find myself frequently wondering what Art read in decades past.

I stumbled sleepily to my computer and went to his Web site.  I got my answer: "The Guermantes Way" by Proust, Howard Greenfeld's "Caruso" and "Fire in the Lake" by Frances Fitzgerald.

Fortunately, I was able to get the work week off to the right start.