“I know you said he was just a friend / But I saw you kiss him again and again.”
Archives for November 2011
Fused at the Wound
Rick Belden speaks about loving someone you don’t want to fix.
Technology: Occupy Flash Wants To Liberate Your Computer
Taking it to the web in order to convince people to run, not walk, away from Adobe’s beleaguered technology.
Music: DJ Jedi’s Spin City for November 28, 2011 [recommendations from @djjedi]
Every Monday in Spin City, DJ Jedi offers musical selections that can innovate your life. This week? Roy Ayers!
TV News: A Danger to the Boys
How are our boys going to grow up to be good if we only show them stories of men being evil?
The Masochism of Denver Broncos Fandom
It’s likely that, eventually, the Broncos are going to shit the bed. The only thing is, as long as there’s some drama, Jason Davis wouldn’t have it any other way.
Asunda Grimoires: Meet Fichiki Siri [#thenewblack #fantasy #fiction @strangercomics]
The world of fantasy fiction just got way more ethnic with gripping prose from Stranger Comics.
#musicmonday: are you experienced? [free MP3 downloads]
The day after Jimi Hendrix’ birthday we present rock to rap, soul to something else, all free for your digital life.
Respect: Happy Birthday Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970)
We stop to pay tribute to the guitar legend, who would have turned 69 on Sunday.
Maybe Men Cheat Because They Love Their Partners
An insane idea? Mark McCormack thinks otherwise.
Are Women Hardwired to Compete With Their Mothers-in-Law?
Hugo Schwyzer looks at the role men play in the dynamic between daughter-in-law’s and mother-in-law’s.
Why Boys Are Failing in an Educational System Stacked Against Them
Lori Day looks to find solutions in education that take into account the differences between boys and girls.
How Do You Convince Yourself Not to Follow Your Desire?
Stop making excuses, Mark Manson writes, and just be yourself.
Being a Good Man Has Nothing to Do with Your Sex Life
Whether you are hetero, gay, bisexual, monogamous, a swinger, polyamorous, or in a long-term menage, writes John Hedtke, you can always be a good man.
Entertaining Ourselves to Sexist Death
Gender representation in movies is unbalanced, writes Soraya Chemaly, and it’s sending the wrong message.
Bite Me, Bite Me
MediaHound wonders what happened in Happy Valley, the emotions involved, and looks at how the Victims are being treated by people who may not know their own minds.