Reading Roundup

I read a lot of stuff on the internet in the last several weeks, and I pdf-ed it all so I could blog about it later. Well, later has finally arrived. My desktop is cluttered with all the little pdf icons, so it’s time to share. I had deep and profound things to say about them, but that has all been forgotten. Bummer.

• Hotel Rwanda Hero Urges Justice (from the BBC)
• First Khmer Rouge Leader Charged (from the BBC)
• Cursed, Yet Blessed, on AIDS (from Time Magazine)
• Putin’s Artic Invasion (from The Daily Mail)

• Antidepressants could complicate pregnancy, studies say (from Star Tribune)
• Women who leave careers face hard road back (from Pioneer Press) – This one is the scary statistic: 40%, women who get full-time jobs
• 11 “Don’t-Tell-the-Husband” Secrets All Wives Keep (from WebMD and Redbook) – I only found about half of these to be true, but then again I’m not actually a wife yet. Ask me again in 6 months.
• City condo or suburban house? How young buyers can decide (from Pioneer Press) – This didn’t actually help me decide anything.

• Get camping: What you need to camp in comfort (from Pioneer Press) – Great resource article for anyone looking to purchase camping equipment.
• 10 great campsites in Minnesota and Wisconsin (from Pioneer Press) – I’ve never been to any of these. Sounds like a good list.

• Kelly, You are an Analytical Visionary (from AT&T) – I’m not sure why AT&T wanted to help me figure this out, but they did. Here’s the link for you to figure it out for yourself [link removed] (bonus points if you include your results in the comments). Of course, the second time I took it I was a “Creative Organizer.” I was frustrated with the choices….