Margaret and Helen

Hee, hee... This is definitely my kind of granny!

Margaret and Helen: "- Sent using Google Toolbar"

D E C E P T O L O G Y

D E C E P T O L O G Y: "- Sent using Google Toolbar"

Caveat emptor - There's a fishy, fishy world out there.

Appendices

Because the navigation is limited in the additional pages, one would need to create an appendices page and then create the other pages to list after it. Links to those pages can be put on the Appendices page like this:

12b - Annotated bibliography
13b - Review of literature

The long view

Slate has an exceptional series on "The United States of Inequality" (http://www.slate.com/id/2266025/). While the entire series is worthy of serious consideration, there's one graphic that's particularly telling: http://www.slate.com/id/2266174/entry/2266218/fs/0//

Visit the site for an in-depth explanation of the significance.

Stunning

Edgar Mueller's 3d street art images are remarkable feats of trompe l'oeil on a grand scale. http://www.european-street-painting.com/displayimage-album,28,pos,13,waterfall-3d-9.jpg.html Can you imagine what it would be like to come home from work and try to negotiate a street that looked like this one: http://www.european-street-painting.com/displayimage-album,29,pos,0,Street%20Art%20-%20Use%20your%20eyes.html Just looking at the photo is disorienting.

The Letter

A reflection from a colleague. This is a far more eloquent summation of my feelings about war than I could write. The Letter

Roadkill and Digital Living

The range of digital living subjects seems never ending. Here's a guy who's using technology to research his passion: road kill. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/13/technology/13roadkill.html

Notice the mention of wanting to hire someone to create a phone app to further his research? That's a new job market that's opened up with the implementation of smart phones.