Victory!

Thanks to all of your helpful clicking, I have just received this message from Eric Hovind of Creation Science Evangelism:

Congratulations, you logged the most clicks to CreationMinute.com and won an Apple iPod Touch complements of Creation Science Evangelism.

Good work, gang! I hope it's full of creationist videos. I'll have to bring it with me on my trip to the Creation "Museum" in August (I'll fill you in on more details on that development later, when they've firmed up a bit more.)

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