With the holidays fast approaching plus general work and my focus on wrapping up the assignments for my part-time courses of 2008, expect a slight pause and possibly lower frequency of posts. I hope to re-design and re-shape this site during the holidays.
In the meanwhile, I’d encourage you to:
…visit peoplewantmore*, a site I’ve begun working on with a variety of people including David Miller to explore our enduring struggle we strive for something greater — for success. Perhaps through this process, we can learn more about humanity and ourselves. But that’s just my interpretation … everyone has their own. I’d encourage everyone to participate and if you’re interested in being a regular contributor, do contact me, leave a comment, or just let me know what you think.
… check out I Feel Toronto — a rather interesting endeavour. @Nationalpost refers to it as emotional cartography. There’re also maps for New York City and London as well.
… drop by The Grid System if you’re a designer of any sort or even if you’re not a designer … so that we may all appreciate the order that is design chaos. Perhaps that may be the other way around…
… go here and download Mozilla’s Songbird. If you’re tired of using Winamp (which died rather quickly after AOL acquired it) or you’re looking to take some time off away from good ol’ iTunes and DRM, Songbird is a breath of fresh air. Runs pretty smoothly and the fact that it connects to sites like Last.fm is a bonus. I’m personally hoping for more connectivity to a site like Amie Street in the future 
… maybe experience some cuteness overload ? (ht: @collylogic)
In the meanwhile, you’ll find me on twitter as usual…
Creative independence by nattu
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Nice Ehren. I Feel Toronto looks cool. Wouldn’t have found it any other way. Thx.
Grid system reminded me to ask your thoughts on swurl — do you have any? Not really related.
Have great holidays. Excited to see the redesign.
cheers
Mark, swurl is very much like all the other aggregators out there (friendfeed, superglu, soup.io, etc.) I do have one but I don’t pay much attention to it
I’ve tinkered around with Sweetcron (http://www.sweetcron.com/) but I haven’t had much time to work with it on my own server.