Interesting Links, November 4, 2008
November 4th, 2008
Here are a few links I found interesting from November 3, 2008 through November 4, 2008:
- 2008 Election - Choosing a President - The New York Times - Excellent mini documentary about the 2008 presidential race. Footage and photos from the New York Times. Well done!
- Barack Obama For President - The civilized democratic world came under attack from a small but lethal band of religious fanatics bent on destroying free societies, and, more terrifyingly, eager to get their hands on weapons of mass destruction that could make 9/11 look like a dry run. We are still under attack. By Andrew Sulllivan on the Atlantic.
- Tools & Utilities for filmmakers - Here are a bunch of links to templates of interest to filmmakers. On DependentFilms.net.
- Report: Professor Paid $10G to Prove Ayers Wrote Obama’s Autobiography - FOXNews.com Elections - While we all think that bullshit like this might end after election day, I'm pretty sure it won't. Republicans would rather destroy the country than allow a non-Republican to succeed– without petty distractions — in making it strong again. (Think Clinton's idiotic affair and resulting impeachment.)
- WordPress 2.7: Ten useful new features - A concise summary of what one WordPress users thinks is the ten most useful new features of WordPress 2.7. A beta of this new version was released on November 1; the final release is due before month-end. On op111.net.
- This. Fucking. Election. - The entire election, from start to nearly finish, in a single column of words. Well done.
- Free sex toys — and much more — for voting - Get rewarded for doing your civic duty. On MSNBC.com.
- My wife made me canvass for Obama; here's what I learned - It's about hope. On the Christian Science Monitor Web site.
- If the world could vote? - Here's your chance to cast a vote — even if you don't live in the US.
- Goldman Sachs ready to hand out £7BILLION salary and bonus package… after its £6bn bail-out - Goldman Sachs is on course to pay its top City bankers multimillion-pound bonuses - despite asking the U.S. government for an emergency bail-out. Does anyone else see something wrong with this? On the DailyMail Web site.
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