Wednesday, December 04, 2002

What Would Jesus Drive? A Discussion Initiated by the Evangelical Environmental Network & Creation Care Magazine because transportation is a moral issue 8:10:05 PM    comment []

Joe Conason's Journal. Before he became a vaunted White House turncoat, DiIulio openly criticized Bush for his lack of compassion. [Salon Headlines] 7:41:50 PM    comment []

Technological affordances I find I've gotten used to and miss when I try to use them and they are not there: the instant replay button on my ReplayTV (I find myself intending to go back 7 seconds when listening to the radio in the car -- y'know, "What was that they said?" -- and remembering I cannot) the wheel on my mouse to scroll back up or down a Web page (pretty much the exact same story as about the instant replay button) These experiences probably tell something about how a bit of tech becomes ''ready at hand'' or something about people becoming cyborgs. Just thought I'd say. 10:08:18 AM    comment []

Andrew covers for Mark in the Salon blog tour of quality 6:46:16 AM    comment []

CityBlogs: Harnessing the Power of Everyone [Dan Gillmor's eJournal] 6:45:34 AM    comment []

Retailers' Copyright Law Bullying Challenged [Dan Gillmor's eJournal] 6:43:31 AM    comment []

A splinter in the mind. Philosophers tackle the mind-bending questions posed by the science-fiction hit "The Matrix," and come up with some surprisingly deep thoughts. [Salon Headlines] 6:40:37 AM    comment []

Arthur C. Clarke. "CNN is one of the participants in the war. I have a fantasy where Ted Turner is elected president but refuses because he doesn't want to give up power." [Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog] 6:39:02 AM    comment []