Critical Mass Arrests
It has been at least a few weeks since I’ve stopped over at StephenHero, so many thanks to Meditation for cluing me in to Steve Marsh’s personal account of the recent Critical Mass chaos — Blood on the Tracks.
Cristina Córdova
Labor Day Wines
Looking for a great wine with which to celebrate your laborious life? Check out Wine Spectator’s report — “Celebrating Labor Day“.
For the Working Man (and Woman)
HAPPY LABOR DAY! It’s Labor Day, and if you’re lucky you have the day off. Enjoy the day with plenty of fun and relaxation. This is your day, your tribute, for all the hard work you’ve put in, for your share in “strengthening our country” — whatever that means to you. It’s going to be … Read more
Bloggers Play a Vital Role
Huffington Post writer Gareth Porter postulates that “Blogging about News Neglects the Underlying Problem.”
The Internet Democratizes
Online vs. Face-to-Face Deliberation: Effects on Civic Engagement, by Seong-Jae Mi
MySpace Keeps You in Style
Check out the new MySpaceTV Fashion Channel.
Big Brother Bossman
Is Your Boss Spying on You? According to Kim Zetter, of Reader’s’Digest, “It’s legal, it’s happening and it can get you fired.”
Take the Red Pill into the Meatrix
Rake food writer Jeremy Iggers recommends The Meatrix.
It's the American Way: Vote, Consume, and Go Mental
FILM Cast Your Vote Today is the final day to vote on your favorite entry for the 2007 Screenlabs Challenge Audience Award. Have your say. Watch each of the short films. Then vote here. May the best film win. ART Consummate Consumers OVERSTOCKPILE is artist Mari Richards’s latest exhibit of “sculptures and installations exploring the … Read more
Another Response to MinnPost.com
Rick Edmonds, at Poynter Online, writes about MinnPost.com: Old Media Meets New in Minnesota.