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The New York Times & Log In
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May 9, 10:25am
1 review
politics, clinton, obama
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/09/opinion/09fri1.html?hp
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Nytimes editorial; especially poignant because of their endorsement for Clinton
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Hot Library Smut
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May 3, 9:29am
477 reviews
books
http://thenonist.com/index.php/thenonist/permalink/hot_library_smut/
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giggedy
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100 Greatest Reggae Songs
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May 3, 8:47am
23 reviews
reggae
http://www.digitaldreamdoor.com/pages/best_songs-Reggae.html
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list is pretty scattered with how its ranked, but if you have little to no knowledge of reggae its a good place to start... just don't start treating this as the end all be all; for example no woman no cry is the top, when small axe, concrete jungle, or redemption song were much more powerful marley songs
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What is Love:Junk Mails Fun Trivia,,Engineer, Mountain Cliff,Junk Mails Kids Wei…
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Apr 25, 11:54pm
10 reviews
relationships
http://www.4to40.com/fastforward/index.asp?id=522
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hahaha find true love by saying you want a divorce
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American Book Review :: Home
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Apr 23, 7:30am
76 reviews
literature
http://americanbookreview.org/100BestLines.asp
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definitely missing some best first lines, but doesn't detract from thew one's that are up. #30 has always been one of mine
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Can&039;t Cross A Virtual Wall by Hanyoung Lee & Yanko Design
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Apr 23, 7:22am
8 reviews
http://www.yankodesign.com/index.php/2008/04/21/cant-cross-a-virtual-wall/
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I don't see what this brings to the table outside of "ooh lasers!". As a deterrent it doesnt make sense, why would someone be less inclined to hit giant laser people instead of real people? As an early warning system it looks far too cumbersome to implement at every crosswalk. There is no gain with this.
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The Worlds Hardest Game - Free Arcade &Classic Game from AddictingGames
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Apr 23, 7:15am
35 reviews
video-games
http://www.addictinggames.com/theworldshardestgame.html
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meh, difficulty was fun and reminded me of old zelda puzzles, but the keyboard limits things/increases difficulty than the actual game.
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Thumb Up for Trees
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Apr 22, 9:31pm
531 reviews
environment
http://www.stumbleupon.com/earthday/
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sweet deal
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The Cosplay thread - SoaH City
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Apr 22, 9:28pm
30 reviews
anime
http://www.soahcity.com/ipb/index.php?showtopic=3188
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the mgs shot alone was worth the thumb. haha forum users excited about the traffic generated by the stumble was icing
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When Islam Breaks Down by Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal Spring 2004
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Apr 21, 1:10pm
7 reviews
islam
http://www.city-journal.org/html/14_2_when_islam.html
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raises intelligent points and valid criticisms, but I disagree with the conclusions. This is because of personal experience, the same reason (freely admitted in the article, which is refreshing) used by the author. The ignorance he mentions by his Pakistani-African Muslim acquaintance, I accredit to social dilemmas; lack of education, not realizing the necessity for diversity in one's religious pool, short term gains delivered by zealotry, lack of religious understanding outside of adhering to dogma. The blinding and self destructive religious elitism that exists in these cultures is not implicit to Islam. This isn't Islamiphobic, just not overly compensating to appeal to moderate Muslims, and really calling for a step away from strict religious adherence. This is where the author's argument becomes weak, for the ideological deterioration is no longer an exclusivity to Islam, but something to accredit to organized religion. The separation of church and state as a political strength does not dissuade this, but reflects a basic difference of opinion. The current crisis is not a necessary repercussion of believing that worship exists continually in life (a staple of eastern faith), but a failure to understand that worship, and falling servant to political agenda .
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