Peath Out.

First: Here's what's on my list of stuff to blog in the next week or two--Spiderman 3, John Maxwell, Jerry Falwell, "The Black Donnellys," and the season finales of "Lost," "Heroes," "Smallville," "24," and "How I Met Your Mother." Not to mention my upcoming Corpus Christi excursion. So that's quite a bit.

Second: I'm about to get a new work computer! Yay! Of course this means I have to clear off a good bit of my desktop! Boo!

Third: I've been collecting many links. Some I wanted to discuss, others I just wanted to share. Current circumstances have necessitated my dumping these out this afternoon for your general perusal and diversion-shopping. See below.

Fourth: Time for a little break and some relaxation in the sun. I'll be back online in about a week. Take care of yourselves. Be good.

• Kins sent me this YouTube vid about medieval tech support for the rollout of that tricky technological advancement, the "book." Good stuff.
• Eleven great "color" legends. (Evangelical Outpost)
• For some reason, this video of music and dance entrances me.
• I really really really wish I could afford to go to the Austin City Limits music festival this September.
• Sawyer as Gambit? I could totally see that.
• Mother's Day: a time of fraternal love and support.
• A site by Harry Potter geeks who happen to be believers.
• I like this blog. He writes well.
• EO posted the link to this thought-provoking vid about how images we are presented with affect how we view ourselves.
• Have you seen the new Old Spice commercial starring Bruce Campbell? If not, you should.
• Here's an article about the use of the famous philosophers' names in "Lost."
• Are Christianity and conservation incompatible? This guy says no.
• Despite the sometimes ugly language used, this is one of the funniest "Lost" season recaps I've ever seen. (It will also catch you up to right before the mind-melting finale.)
• See? It's not just me!
• If you haven't seen the a capella Nintendo themes video, stop whatever you're doing and soak up the awesome.
• Greg Beeman, director/producer of "Heroes," has a blog! With pictures! Those pics of the cast hanging out together makes me wish they were my friends, for some reason. Just looks like a fun group.

And finally, the piece d'resistance: