Elsewhere . . .
Judefa on Amplify (new)
Flickr Galleries
Judefa (Stumbleupon)
Kahlila Gibran
Phossickings
Posterous blog
http://twitter.com/judefa
Tea Party Jesus speaks here for Bill O’Reilly. In other posts on this inspired blog Jesus speaks for any number of other whackos who have bent Christianity to their own ends. Clicking on the images takes you to the source of the words - they’re real. After all, you couldn’t make this stuff up.
(Source: teapartyjesus)
The stubbled dude (Seth) combines forces on this blog, Advanced Style, with an older woman (bottom pic) who wears shorts over leggings and yet comments on personal style. Which shows she has a great sense of humour! As does the blog. Not sure about the people they photograph though - they appear to take themselves VERY seriously.
See this Amp at http://amplify.com/u/ajbe
… but is a little-known fact that giants walked among us in Victorian times, too, and snatched perfectly normal people right off the street. “Little people” were so cute and irresistible to them, you see, and made perfect pets and toys for their wealthy.
(Pic pinched from virtualvictorian.blogspot.com)
From the article:
With the Internet suffocating with blogs, people have developed incredibly short attention spans, and they probably won’t stop for your content if you have “just another blog”.
Seven half-hearted articles a week does not equal one very polished, interesting article.
This is a thorough article on making or improving a “blogazine”-style website, and particularly ways of approaching it afresh. The writer sees too much of the same old same old everywhere, and suggests ways to break out of the mould and keep your blog interesting for everyone. There are links distributed throughout, which left me with a pile of browsing and reading to return to later.
Matt Stone blogs about Christian art … with all the free-spiritedness I associate with maybe a mystic and none of the bludgeoning I associate with churches.
Alltop is a portal for feeds from hundreds of blogs, newspapers and mags.
When you sign up you just pick the ones you want, and your home page presents the latest headlines from them.
It has a great service for hand-helds as well — I get through a ton of feeds, reading and sampling (saving articles for a full read later) that way on my iPod Touch.
know your cow butts
it used to be that one could select a good dairy cow based upon the shape of the hairs on its thighs. nowadays: growth hormones.
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