Sunday LINKFEST

I've been doing these a lot lately.

• Another way to recycle tires.  It's good to hear about a positive business in North Minneapolis.  But seriously, there are people who get new tires every year?  How much are they driving?
• I thought this floor would be so cool until I remembered I have OCD and probably couldn't handle it if some were heads and some were tails and some of the faces were at a 45* angle.  Someone else should do it in their house so I can come visit.
• The country of Georgia is replacing Russian as the second official language.  The new second official language is, obviously, English.
• 10 places to avoid on the weekends.  Amen.
• Homeschooling: Infograph.  I work with a lady whose kids have, at times, been home schooled.  Right now one is home-schooled and one isn't.  When I was in high school I actually worked with a few kids who were home-schooled.  I wish there was more information about why their test scores are so much higher than even private school kids.
• Growing up Muslim in the US after September 11th.  Just.  Wow.
• Who are the Millenials?  Not me it turns out.  I'm like the last year that's still considered Generation X.  I find that odd.  In some ways it's completely inaccurate.  But I don't fit with the Millennium generation either.  (I'll remind you that before July I'd never sent a text message and leave it at that.)
• I find this commercial hysterical.  As a note here, I figured out that when these posts move to my Facebook page as 'notes', Facebook doesn't allow the YouTube embeds for some reason, so I'm back to posting regular links.
• Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones came to a theater near you.  I missed it but I have seen The Stones at the Max - Omnimax movie and it was great.  The movie was fun but the music on that sound system was what made it outstanding.