What I Read

I read a lot. I have a lot of interests. The internet is good/bad for this. I decided to document the tabs that are open right now in my Chrome window.

The List:

• Google Reader: comics, tech, and bicycle folders.
• A release about a book on Money in the Bible described by the author as a “book as Doctrine-meets-Dave Ramsey.”
• An interview with Tyler Farrar (professional cyclist) from an event in Portland.
• Media use in the Church: “This is why we do video.”
• Dean Kamen’s TED Talk on Inventing and Giving (which I’ve seen before but I think he’s brilliant and wanted to watch again, and someone tweeted about it).
• A podcast interview with musician Derek Webb.
• “An Introduction to Using Patterns in Web Design” in preparation for a few projects.
• Ryan Singer’s personal site, who works for 37Signals, and talks about UI and design and such. General brainfood.
• Individual Stewardship in relation to Biblical giving, and a discussion of gratitude vs greed.
• Story of a new church plant, interesting because I’ve been a part of a few.
• 27 Questions to ask your New [RPG] Character, for us D&D nerds.
• Researched Communicycle, a non-profit bicycle co-op in Georgia.
• Rebuilding New Orleans with better Transportation, discussing issues and options as the city keeps rebuilding and revitalizing.
• Eric Berlow shows how embracing complexity can actually lead us to the simplest solutions. #tedtalk
• Essential Web Design Advice From a Wireframing Master, Travis Isaacs.
• Adobe Lightroom Plug-ins, for fun and profit.
• Why there are so few Design Founders, which sounds boring but also interesting and insightful.
• Nina Dudnik at PopTech, talking about getting unused lab equipment to needy labs in developing countries.