Now that I’m getting married to a wonderful woman, I don’t really have to worry about it, but when a recent newspaper article mentioned a Web site that can help people pick a neighborhood in which to live based on the number of single people there (along with several other factors), I was intrigued.

I've been goofing around on Facebook for a few months, making "friends" (who are really already my friends, or else they're randomly long-lost acquaintances) and such.

It's a time waster, for the most part.

But I was feeling a bit down today (finances can be a struggle), and when I took a break to go to Facebook, I got the pick-me-up I needed.

I recently filled in some of the extra information on my profile for this Web site. Check me out at http://www.jordannews.com/community/members/brandon. I was a little disappointed, though, when I found out I’m the only “Downtown” resident to fill in my development field.

You should make sure your own profile information by clicking on “My Account” and edit your account information.

An awesome high school friend of mine, Sean, sent me this link to a National Public Radio story about rejected "Star Wars" merchandising ideas: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=89025323&ps=bb3.

My favorites are the Death Star grill and the Han Solo frozen-in-carbonite refrigerator. Can you think of something better?

I’m a little behind the times on this one, but did you hear that Hillary Clinton asked YouTube users to help pick her campaign song?

I’m thinking of getting a new picture for my profile on this site.

I was delivering papers to the schools in Jordan today, and I read on the sign of the high school that the temperature was -25 degrees.