Toolbar’s jammed. So here’s a manual roundup.
StumbleUpon’s toolbar is not working, hence I’m compiling unbookmarked bookmarks conventionally for the time being. Then again, really, I gotta blog something.
Link TV | Music for Human Rights
National network using digital technology to offers news, current events, and culture stories, including first-run documentaries on global issues, current affairs series, international news, classic foreign feature films, and world music.
From the page: Link TV teams with Amnesty International to present artists who are making a difference with their music, and links to how you can save lives.
Behance Network :: Indonesian Artist on the Behance Network
Circle created for Indonesian artists on Behance Network. Click on profiles to view projects and artworks.
Israel and Gaza – The Big Picture – Boston.com
A collection of 37 high resolution photographs of Israel-Hamas escalating conflict sourced from various news agencies, followed by an intense discussion on its commenting section. With this particular edition of The Big Picture, Boston Globe has managed to provide a sufficiently unbiased reporting that attempts to present the position of both sides, yet at the same time, bringing civilian victims into focus, as part of the bigger picture — excuse the pun, and less as mere sideline casualties.
And a few quizzes from SelectSmart.com, found in my old blog. Been fun doing the Web 1.0 all over again.
Spiritual Belief System Selector Quiz
From the page: Online questionnaire that rates religions by their compatibility with your beliefs. Three years ago, I was calculated compatible to Mahayana Buddhism. Now, Liberal Christian Protestant. Bet something happened!
Don’t ask.
Then, Galileo. Now, Copernicus. Same diff.
Five Love Languages of Gary Chapman
According to the quiz, I am most likely to speak the language of:
#1 Acts of Service
You prefer to show your love through favors and chores and doing things for others. You feel put-upon and unappreciated when your efforts are taken for granted.
#2 Physical Touch
You want to give and/or receive affection physically. This may or may not center on sex.
#3 Quality Time
This can be expressed either through those intimate tête-à-tête discussions or via doing things together.
#4 Receiving Gifts
Presents and physical tokens of affection move you. It’s the fact that someone is thinking about you enough to give you something that moves you. The objects are of secondary importance to the relationship and sentiment with which they were intended.
#5 Words of Affirmation
You need to hear praise to know you are loved, and you may also prefer to express your affection verbally. Negative comments cut right to the bone. You want to hear that you’re loved and how much and why.
Though I tend to have trouble differentiating Acts of Service, Physical Touch and Quality Time. Aren’t those all the same? No? Oh bugger.
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