Do cell phones cause cancer? The governments of California and Maine think so, and are proposing cancer warnings for cell phones after a study found significantly higher cancer rates in people using cell phones for more than 10 years. Short-term studies (as most medical studies are) are inherently faulty, don't you agree? Until and unless effects are monitored for a large number of years, how can we possibly know the true effects of drugs and devices that emit radiation?

Guana Bikers offers bicycle tours of Costa Rica. Looks like a neat way to tour a country.

Conserve Nova Scotia has a lot of great tips on reducing energy costs, rebates for solar heating, etc.

Institute for Religious Research contains a nice collection of very readable material for examining competing religious claims, such as Da Vinci Code, Mormons, JWs, etc.

CostHelper is a handy site with guidelines about what it will cost to do things to your house: How much will it cost to upgrade windows? etc. RemodelEstimates.com has a nice cost calculator for a variety of remodelling projects.

Next Bible I found this to be a helpful Greek lexicon, quite thorough and easy to understand.

The Provincial motto for Newfoundland: Quaerite prime regnum dei — Seek ye first the kingdom of God. (Ref.)

fueleconomy.gov is a US site that has manufacturer's as well as user-supplied gas mileage statistics for cars.

Second Thoughts about Fluoride by Dan Fagin (Scientific American, January 2008)

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