My Favorite Station: Kicks 101.5 ,in Atlanta, GA.
Some of my favorite Singers: Tim McGraw, George Strait, LeeAnn Rimes , & Martina McBride
Some good country websites: Country Music Today, Country Weekly
As a FSU MIS Business school grad I have a keen interest in what is going at the FSU College of Business and at the four largest state of GA business schools: UGA-Terry College of Business, GA State-Robinson College of Business, GSU-College of Business Administration, GT-School of Management.
Here is a good site for rankings of Business Schools, interesting tidbits on MBA's and other scholastic topics from business schools: Business Week Online- Business Schools. No, I do not have a MBA, but if I were ever to go back to school that would be my first choice on the graduate level.
Autotrader.com- This is where I work
Sticky Minds- A good site on software quality assurance
Business Week- I subscribe to this magazine, it has good articles on the latest happenings in the business world.
I was never really fond of science in school, but I have taken a interest into how everything was created. As a Christian, there are three school of thoughts to which I subscribe to. I list three because, in all honesty, I think it is o.k to say "I don't know". Here are the three possibilities with a decent website for each that goes more into depth:
1. Old Earth Creation/Progressive Creation: This basically says the universe is four billion years old, and that God created different species at different times to fit the environment at that time. There may have been some macro-evolution but humans did not evolve. Old earth creation
2. Young Earth Creation: The first six days of Genesis are literal 24 hour days. Wouldn't it be fasinating if the majority of science was wrong! It certainly has happened before (spontaneous generation). Young earth creation
3. Theistic Evolution: The bible is not a science book and should not be read that way. This is the postion held by many Christian scientists. Theistic Evolution