Monday, the mailbox contained:
* Winter 2005 issue of [aperture](http://www.aperture.org) (Lament of the Images: Alfredo Jaar and the Ethics of Representation)
* December 2005 issue of [Wired](http://www.wired.com) (Why @!#% High Oil Prices Are Good for America)
* December 2005 issue of [National Geographic](http://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine) (Sea Monsters – Scientists Bring “Godzilla” Back To Life)
* November 28, 2005 issue of [Newsweek](http://newsweek.msnbc.com) (The Real Darwin – His Private Views on Science & God)
* Fall/Winter 2005 issue of the Nature Conservancy’s [Virginia News](http://www.nature.org/virginia) (getting our feet wet)
* Winter 2005 issue of the Nature Conservancy’s [Landmarks](http://www.nature.org) (Quarterly Report)
* November/December 2005 issue of [CA](http://caonline.amcancersoc.org) (Multimodality Approaches for Pancreatic Cancer)
* A plea from the [National Wildlife Federation](http://www.nwf.org)
* A plea from the [ACLU](http://www.aclu.org)
* A plea from [Audubon](http://www.audubon.org)
* A plea from the [Democratic National Committee](http://www.democrats.org)
* An offer from [Light Work](http://lightwork.org)
* A catalog from the [Library of America](http://www.loa.org)
* [Microsoft Student 2006](http://www.microsoft.com/student)
* The Debate on the Constitution : Federalist and Antifederalist Speeches, Articles and Letters During the Struggle over Ratification, Part Two: January to August 1788 (Library of America)
* Weather: Nature in Motion
I also picked up 2 books at Sam’s Club today: