Well, kids, I know you've been really patient about your favorite (the only) feature on this website: Links of the Week. I have still been collecting the links, but I haven't put them all together into a post. I will sort through them and get them all formatted for your reading pleasure in the next couple of days.

Yeah, it's a day late. It's not like anyone is paying attention!

How to track down anyone online.

If your parents try to tell you you're wasting your time playing World of Warcraft, show them this!


How to write headlines that work.

As if incompetent teachers and draconian homework loads weren't enough reason to keep your kids out of public school, here's another (albeit smaller) reason to find other ways to educate them.

Teen secretly tapes interrogation, gets detective for perjury.

My favorite Ron Paul videos for those of you who haven't been enlightened yet:

Ron Paul on Fiscal Policy

Hour-long interview with Ron Paul

Tags: Ron Paul, politics, world of warcraft, writing, education

A broad palette of links this week, with a strong emphasis on organization. Enjoy!

I'm not always home, so when I'm on the road, I often do bodyweight exercises. Here's a description of a few of my favorites. Especially the Hindu Squat at the end.

I love shopping channel bloopers.

Online magazine about graphic design. I need all the help I can get!

I. Love. This. Car.

Bush's front line of defense against domestic terrorists? Fireman. Why? Because they don't need a warrant. So that means they can do "fire inspections" of your house and report you if you feel discontent or angry about the government.

How to cure pack-rat-itis.

How to motivate yourself to massive action.

Cleaning Out Your Life: One Closet at a Time.

How to clean your home in 19 minutes.

7 Secrets of the Super-Organized.

Develop clean-house habits one at a time.

A beginner's guide to Getting Things Done.

Exercise: The Miracle Antidepressant Drug?

To Restore Democracy: First Abolish Corporate Personhood

How to properly use a kitchen knife, taught by a chef.

Tags: organizing, organization, politics, motivation, Dodge Challenger, exercise, Fitness, howto

Welcome to the premiere edition of Jeremy's Web Filter. I spend an inordinate amount of time reading articles on the internet. You don't have enough time to do that. So, I thought I'd start sharing all my favorite articles/videos from the week in one big post every Sunday. This should cut down on the number of emails my friends and family get that say "Check this out!" in the subject. And now, for your enjoyment, the links:

Top 10 Thanksgiving Myths -

7 Habits of Highly Innovative People

Derren Brown (my favorite magician) teaching us that our brains may not work as well as we thought.

Welcome to the Police State, kids!

You call that health food? Fat-free often means sugar-full.

How to pursue your dreams in the face of naysayers.

What Makes Us Moral

How TV Ruined Three Generations

Tags: Internet, Favorites