July, 2008

Current state of subcultures

July 31st, 2008

Since the latter part of the 20th century, one of the things that has been common in all developed countries and the vast majority of developing countries is the presence of an underground culture, or subculture.

Links for July 30th

Bob Cesca: Killing Iranian Civilians Isn’t Hilarious, Senator McCain

Interesting look at McCain’s views on Iran, and also the views of the corporate media on Iran. They may pay lots of attention to Obama, but they’ve still lost it.

tags:: politics; mccain; iran

24-7 Prayer: 100% Right! … but only partly. An article by Pete Greig

Great thoughts on how we all think we know when Jesus is doing something, and we very well may… but only partly.

tags:: theology; faith; spirituality

Links for July 29th

I : Design . Write . Teach : Multimedia: Steve Jobs and the Corporate Paparazzi

A look at how little we know about the people that shape culture and economics by running international businesses.

tags:: culture; business

Choose Authors From Registered Users

July 29th, 2008

I've made my first, hopefully useful for public consumption, plugin for WordPress. I've made a few other plugins, but none of them seemed to be really useful or customizable to benefit others.

A List Apart Survey, 2008

July 29th, 2008

It's that time again. If you make websites, you should take the survey from A List Apart.

Her beauty still exists

July 25th, 2008

If you were interested in this sort of thing, you could boil a person like me down to a list of descriptive terms.

Links for July 24th

Rufus Deuchler | Travelogue: Noisy, noisy night…

tags:: photography; photoshop; adobe

Links for July 23rd

» The Age of Interconnectivity into the mystic

Looks at the idea that we can call our current age “The Age of Interconnectivity.” Many forward thinkers are willing to abandon the term “postmodernism,” but very few have a new term to replace it. Maybe this will be it.