RoadFood.com offers an entertaining and useful state-by-state directory of greasy spoons.
The leading goal scorers in Europe’s top domestic leagues are listed here, courtesy of Soccernet.com.
RoadFood.com offers an entertaining and useful state-by-state directory of greasy spoons.
The leading goal scorers in Europe’s top domestic leagues are listed here, courtesy of Soccernet.com.
In “Crazier Than Thou,” Thomas Friedman argues that Dubya’s “axis of evil” remark was a wise strategic move.
For an interesting take on the American military juggernaut, see “Armed to the Teeth,” in London’s Guardian newspaper.
Mitchell Harper provides some good Web design usability advice in “Diary of a Webmaster Part 1–My Site Design Checklist.” I disagree, however, with Harper’s argument that links to other Web sites should open new browser windows.
Here’s a fascinating story about a section of India’s west coast where young Israelis vacation. The article’s called “Toe Rings, Rave Music and India (Just for Israelis).”
Here’s an instructive guide to getting Web sites listed in human-based directories like Yahoo and the Open Directory Project.
More on email newsletters: A helpful visual–“Anatomy of an e-newsletter.”
In Salon.com, Amy Standen writes about Truman Capote’s groundbreaking novel “In Cold Blood.” Though I disagree with the parallel Standen tries to draw between Capote and Perry Smith, one of the murderers he portrays in the book, this is an excellent look at Capote’s sizeable contributions to journalism and literature.
Last May, on the anniversary of Bob Marley’s death, NPR’s Tom Cole reported on the reggae star’s impact on the music world. Cole’s audio piece is available via this page.
FootballCulture.net is very cool.