420 Summit: Links

Weblogs (tech)

Adactio - "Adactio is the online home of Jeremy Keith, a web developer living and working in Brighton, England."
Anil Dash - "I work for Six Apart. Sometimes they agree with what I say, and sometimes they don't. That's cool. "
Brainstorms and Raves - "Brainstorms and Raves is designed, developed, and written by me, Shirley E. Kaiser..."
Burningbird - Shelley Powers. She says what you wish you would have. Consistently.
Design Observer - "Writings on design and culture."
Design Reviver - All sorts of goodness in a pretty package.
Design View - Hi, I’m Andy.
Eric Meyer - Wrote the book on CSS -- quite literally.
Hicksdesign - Just plain pretty -- and it's made with Textpattern.
Signal vs. Noise - "... a weblog by 37signals about design, business, experience, simplicity, the web, culture, and more."
Jason Santa Maria - Simply, the best.
Jeffery Zeldman Presents - The Mack Daddy of today's WWW.
John Nack - I intend to provide interesting, useful info about Photoshop, Bridge, design, photography, and related issues. My job title is Senior Product Manager, Adobe Photoshop.
Mezzoblue - Mezzoblue is a weblog about design, the web, and some other things. Written by Dave Shea...
Mike Davidson - "This site is an ongoing experiment in communication design. Since I began publishing online in the early '90s, my personal site has always served..."
molly.com - "I'm Molly E. Holzschlag, and this web site shares my web development work and personal thoughts. Think of it as a personality site."
Noel Jackson - Noel makes good stuff.
Smashing Magazine - Gigantic and compelling. If you need to know something, it's here.
Stuff and Nonsense - "Andy Clarke is hip and mature. You almost never get both. He is a seasoned brand steward, a fancy pixel wrangler, and no mean hand at code. A triple talent. The bastard."
Subtraction - Best footer evah -- some pretty good content from the Design Director of the NY Times as well.

Weblogs (personal)

A Big Victory - Michelle, used to be small but is now big. Great pop-culture stuff even if she still listens to metal.
A Whole Lotta Nothing - Matt Haughey's a.whole.
Airbag - "Airbag is the personal site of Greg Storey. It began in the winter of 2001 as a place where I could practice English, back in the days when Movable Type in beta."
Cynical-C - Always eclectic, never dull.
Deputydog - Fascinating stuff you never knew about.
Derek Powazek - Still original.
Dooce - The worlds coolest (ex)Mormon.
Dusting My Brain - A dear friend who happens to take killer bird pictures. By that, I mean good pictures, not pictures of murderous fowl.
Emptybottle - Ornithogonal. Wonderchickensian.
Kottke - Kickin' it old school.
PhotoDude - The personal site of Reid Stott, a sane man in a crazy world.
Plep - Old school link log.
Q daily News - The doctor is in.
Sacred Cow Tipping - Mike K. with the best-domain-name-ever.
TextPlanet - Textdrive aggregator.
Waxy - Waxy.org is the sandbox of Andy Baio, an independent journalist and programmer...

Inspirational

Bearskinrug - Kevin Cornell's site. "While he doesn't require it, Kevin does enjoy inquiries in the form of a limerick."
BiblioOdyssey - Eclectic book art and a great list of resources.
Coudal - "This site is edited by Coudal Partners, a design, advertising and interactive studio in Chicago, as an ongoing experiment in web publishing, design and commerce."
The Raster Group - Redefining art in the digital culture... or something.

Lit. like

Exquisite Corpse - A journal of letters and life.
Fireland - Immensely talented or just insane? Who the fuck knows.
Lens Culture - Lens Culture is an online magazine celebrating international contemporary photography, art, media, and world cultures.
Making Light - "Making Light: a weblog by Teresa & Patrick Nielsen Hayden and their many commenters..."
McSweeney's - ... is looking for dead bodies in the vacants.
Roger Ebert's Journal - Two thumbs up!
Sex in Art - Just what it says and obviously not safe for work.
The Morning News - Black & white and read all over.
William Gibson - Sci-fi author William Gibsons blog.

Political punditry

Daily Kos - "Markos Moulitsas -- a.k.a. "kos" -- created Daily Kos on May 26, 2002, in those dark days when an oppressive and war-crazed administration suppressed all dissent as unpatriotic and treasonous."
Dennis the Peasant - "...and being the sensible sort, I really couldn't give a fuck about Flemish politics."
Sadly, No! - Sadly, No! is a liberal/progressive humor site based in Germany, originally as a project of founder Seb, but since 2004 operating as a group blog, currently with American contributors
Talking Points Memo - "Josh Marshall began publishing Talking Points Memo in November 2000, during the Florida recount. TPM launched its second site, TPMCafe.com, in 2005 and TPMuckraker.com and TPM Election Central in 2006."
The Carpetbagger Report - "My name is Steve Benen. I’m a freelance writer, researcher, and political consultant, working in politics in one capacity or another for about 10 years. My articles and op-eds have appeared in a variety of publications, including Washington Monthly, The American Prospect"
The Washingtom Monthly - "Are you fed up with the imperial Bush White House? The timid Democrats? The spinnable national media?"

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Credits

This is where I'll list all the wonderful tools that make this site possible, thank the fine folks at Joyent and credit whatever CSS framework I end up using..

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