January 30, 2007 – 1:15 pm
my votes for the bloggies:
web app: wordpress
australia/new zealand: kitta.net
asian: onemanbandwidth
african/middle eastern: healing in iraq
european: la coquette
british/irish: a beautiful revolution
latin american: bestiaria
canadian: drawn!
american: cute overload
photo: digital photography school
craft: make:
food: smitten kitchen
sports: arctic glass
music: stereogum.com
entertainment: go fug yourself
politics: the huffington post
web design: a list apart
technology: gizmodo
topical: treehugger
glbt: daily dose of queer
teen: lylium.org
humor: overheard in new york
writing: waiter [...]
January 25, 2007 – 10:28 am
i ran across this web ad on myspace:
hmm… is someone harking for the good ‘ol days of aerosmith?
January 18, 2007 – 3:52 pm
no matter how many times i’ve heard someone assert their theory that injecting ‘undesirable’ people with chemicals or sending them to a special camp will ‘cure’ them of the tendencies that make them an outcast in traditional society, it never seems to work.
as part of possible crime prevention tactics in the uk, the british government [...]
January 17, 2007 – 3:37 pm
new tmnt trailer. sweet.
definitely looks better than the new transformers movie.
don’t mess with my childhood, or i won’t pay to see your movie.
January 9, 2007 – 3:47 pm
the iphone is either going to reinvent the digital lifestyle if it’s successful, or seriously hinder apple’s future if it fails.
personally i think it’s pretty damn sweet. that apple tv thing is cool too, but not as big a leap forward.
on a side note, take a look at the new ipod ads: the 80s are [...]
January 8, 2007 – 10:57 am
i was forwarded this link on religious expansion and the corresponding wars: http://www.mapsofwar.com/ind/history-of-religion.html.
it’s a pretty simple way to illustrate the concept. if there isn’t a course available that covers this topic at your local college, there should be, considering nearly all wars throughout history involved religious conflict at some level.
January 5, 2007 – 3:56 pm
ill communication?
slate has an article on the merger of the “new” at&t and bellsouth, which essentially makes at&t it’s old self again. the fcc made them agree to uphold net neutrality for two years. hopefully that will be long enough for them to respect customer’s wishes and not put a stranglehold on access to [...]
January 4, 2007 – 11:45 am
nancy pelosi new speaker of the house
duke lacrosse rape suspects return to school
