While the rubric of “spirituality” reminds me of “lite,” non-alcoholic beer, it seems appropriate for something so global and a-historical as the Web. Weinberger, busy as usual, gets interviewed at “spirituality.com” (there’s a non-sequitur!): “The spirituality of the web’s architecture” with David Weinberger.
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Tags: Faith
Pick any three countries and see what they are the Axis of. (Or, more grammatically, see that of which they are an Axis.)
Tags: Barking Lunacy
I’m really slammed right now at work. Crazy. And my computer is on the fritz, so I don’t have that mobile “quality time” I used to get to post to blogs and such. But in the meantime, let me say, I really want to work for these guys.
Tags: Barking Lunacy
Nifty new way to move around in OS X: Spring: Home “More Human. Less Machine.The Spring Desktop is concept-centric, not file, folder, site, or brand-centric. It’s designed for the way you naturally think.”
Tags: Macintosh
Not much to say here other than to recommend this article from yesterday: Death as a Constant Companion.
Tags: Rumination
Like everybody else, I’m grieving. Even though 9/11/2001 wasn’t at all about me, and didn’t do any harm to me personally, here I am thinking about where I was that day, what was on my mind, how my experience felt. I really hope that’s just a human response, because otherwise it would feel profoundly selfish.
The part that I have trouble shaking is the fact that I was on a plane that morning, but my plane was headed to Atlanta from Greensboro. It landed minutes before the first plane in NY hit.
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Tags: Rumination
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