As always, we here at Bestbraindrain.com want to provide our readers with the best in opinions, resources and more and hereare some remarkable and very educational, if not eye opening, resources that I know you will absolutely love:

Does the economy have you left feeling a little miffed or pissed off?  Do you hate George Bush and most of Washington?  Do you want a more radical or leftist view on what is going on and why?  Then you need to see this website: http://www.gseis.ucla.edu/courses/ed253a/blogger.php
Blog Left is all about George Bush and his follies, Iraq, the economy and even Al Gore.  There's a lot of interesting reading for you at this website.

How about a truly great everything money and finacial related site or link?  This ones got it all pretty well covered and it is a hugely authoative site: http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/results.tpl?id1=18&startat=1&--woSECTIONSdatarq=18&--SECTIONSword=ww It is full of consumer guides you can print out, tips, and much more.  Want some information on whether to get term or whole life insurance (whole life insurance is never a good investment by the way - if anyone tells you other than that than they are liars).  Would you like to know what to do in case of identity theft or fraud?  How about some info on banks, the FDIC and more?  It's all on this site.

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Here's a cool site that I'm sure you've never seen or even heard about.  As per the website it is a weblog of meteorological satellite imagery of current weather events.  It is pretty neat and is almost like weather/modern art: http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/blog/ From cool water vapor patterns to cool pictures of hurricanes, bad electrical storms and more.  The best part is these are not all still photos.  They are many in video and live format and they are really neat to look at.  I think the cloud formations in the midget tropical cyclones post are neat to watch.

Has the economy and the latest saga in the crash of 2008 got you down.  Here's a great blog by the Dean of the Darden School of Business and he gives some great perspectives on what is happening, how we got here and what it will take and how long to get us out of this mess: http://www.darden.edu/html/deansblog.aspx
It is very well written, well researched and very educational and interesting to read.  If you want a very educated look into our current and even past economies and crashes this is a website you will definitely want to read.

Here's a interesting resource full of educated opinions and such on health news that you will probably find quite interesting and educational:  http://blog.lib.umn.edu/schwitz/healthnews/  From health policies, education to even horror stories of health care gone wrong - it covers it all.

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Do you like mushrooms?  I'm not talking aboutthe one's that have special acid like properties (albeit I'm sure they are on here too).  This site covers everything mushroom related from truffles and edible shrooms to the ones that can unfortunately poison and kill your dogs or even people: http://blog.mycology.cornell.edu/ This website has great pictures and is well written and very educational.  It is from the fine folks at Cornell University and will definitely educate you on everything mushroom related.  Very interesting website.

How about a website on what is going on in rural America?  From ethanol and trucking to pot growers and the law.  This website covers it all: http://www.uky.edu/CommInfoStudies/IRJCI/blog.htm  There are a lot of interesting opinions backed up by research and it is well written and very educational for that rural perspective that you just may need or may have forgotten about.  I personally like the article on drought in California and how it has farmers using dowsing rods to locate water.  It is definitely packed with some very interesting and eye opening perspectives on everything from politics to weather to you name it.

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Want some fresh legal perspectives?  Here is a great legal website that covers many legal cases from exonerated felons that recent DNA testing and similar has now exonerated to fresh cases and more: http://blog.law.northwestern.edu/bluhm/ The website is well researched and written with the average reader in mind (unlike most leagl papers and reviews.  It is a very interesting look into the law and legal profession and what is currently going on.  It is from Northwestern and is high quality and very educational.

Like science?  Want to read up on the latest developments in space exploration?  Want to know some really neat stuff and the most recent findings in everything from chemistry to biology and genetics?  You need to know about and look at this website: http://www.newscientist.com/home.ns  I personally love this site.  It is like having the latest issue of Discovery, Scientific American, National Geographic and much, much more all right there absolutely free.  It's just an absolutely amazing resource for the latest in science related developments.

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