"What's the Harm?" This is probably the most frequent question asked of skeptics, and it's an excellent question. The simple answer is, No, you won't die from reading your daily horoscope, unless you do it while standing under a large falling rock. BUT, superstitious beliefs and paranormal thinking easily leads to poor decision making, needlessly living in imaginary fears, and mass hysteria when these beliefs are held by groups.

http://www.dangerousideas.net/   will highlight the costs, in lives, families, and nations affected by this type of thinking, not only in the past, but the present as well, with commentary added.

I am always interested in fiddling with astronomy related software. Here is some sourcecode: http://www.moshier.net/

Starlore is designed as a reference point for astronomers of all levels. It's different from other astronomy forums because every user has their own homepage within the site. This consists of a homeworld and uniquely customised solar system that other users can visit. Worth taking a look at, has potential. Point your browser at http://www.starlore.net/

For beginners, there is the excellent http://www.astronomynotes.com/   which I highly recommend.

For those interested in the study of the origin, current state, and future of our Universe take a look at Ned Wright's Cosmology Tutorial here: http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/cosmolog.htm