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POPSActor Ben Affleck in DR Congo Touring the devastation of human crisis levels in DR Congo, actor Ben Affleck commenting on the Darfur crisis (with huge Hollywood concern) and the rather lackluster interest in similar or even worse problem in DR Congo
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POPSWill Young People Read the Bible? Dan from prayeramedic has gone even further with his blogging and writing career to build this new site, 390days, to delve into some details and thoughts ... comment and debate
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POPSMashup on DR Congo This is a an interesting site that allows information to be published on a map, and people on the ground to submit updates by text. The site is called ushahidi.com
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POPSCongo Rebel Stronghold There's a story to be had on both sides of this civil war in DR Congo. Fighting has died down a bit, but could flare back up at any time.
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POPSMichael Crichton Passes Away But leaves behind some of the best science based thrillers of our generation. I know I've enjoyed reading quite of few of the books. I have not read State of Fear, yet, but will be purchasing from Amazon today to do just that.
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POPS100 Social Network to join today Sounds crazy, but join all 100, set up a profile using your SEO targeted username, and watch your google rankings jump. Plus you may just find some new online community support on one of these great networks. Took me 6 hours to join all the ones I hadn't joined yet
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POPSDon't look now - Obama is tricking you If you don't want to know, then don't listen. If you want to like him, and his ideas anyway, then go vote your emotions. But, if you actually care to reason and think, if you are undecided because you really do want to know what's best ... then read
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POPSDemocrats say "disregard the fraud" of ACORN It may be too late, everyday voters are pretty frustrated that Democrats for Obama have pursued fraudulent registrations. Polls get closer today, as many voters are getting sick of hearing about unions and Democrats in collusion.
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POPSPresidential race tightens again Polls and polls and more polls. In general the race is doing exactly what everyone expected, tightening to about 48% for each candidate and 4% still trying to decide. I've commented elsewhere on undecideds and my shock that it's even possible to not be able to decide between two candidates with such differing views on where we go with this country.
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POPSJobless claims jump more than expected Hold your horses, this news was expected and frankly will probably get a bit worse in December and January before we see jobs numbers improve. 3 million members of the real estate - housing industry have lost jobs over the last year, this wave affect is now finally hitting the rest of the economy.
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POPSMcCain cuts into Obama lead - down to 3.8% Just outside the statistical dead heat figure, Obama leads but barely. He's lost his lead with male voters and with military voters. Watch for other major polls to futher tighten today as well.
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