What I find worth reading

I have come across some really good reading and stuff I find very interesting in my brief exploration of the blogsphere.
Being an atheist and very interested in the issue of keeping ID out of the science classroom I read quite a bit on various sites. A great blog I recently found was the Uncredible Halq. I was pretty physced when I came across this blog. It is well written by a young man who is obviously very intelligent and well read. Sadly todays post announced the end of his active bloging.
Along the lines of those actively fighting the ID FUD is the Pandas's Thumb. A great place to read about the latest ID drivel and opposing commentary from people who know way more about science and evolution than I do.
On a totally different tangent is the Open Source Weblog. This blog is one writers take on the latest open source news. I read a number of sites and receive several different emails on this topic. There is no shortage of ideas or opinions in the open source movement. I think that is part of what I find so fascinating about it.
For intelligent and informed understanding of what is taking place in Iraq and the middle east I read Informed Comment. Juan Cole explains news stories and his interpretation of what they mean. Since I am neither a fan of the current administration nor the corporate media that spins news to support it I like getting a different perspective on the news.