http://thegamersjournal.com/cc My convictions served up in conjunction. Sat, 08 Nov 2008 06:53:58 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Not that I write here a lot anyways, but I would like you to check out my other "new" blog project entitled Medicine Hat Media. It features art, music and general Medicine Hat events and "media". Here's the link: Medicine Hat Media. So, again, this isn't a real post; however, ... http://thegamersjournal.com/cc/not-that-i/ Nope, this isn't a real post, just an update to the site after the move to the new host. There was some errors not finding actual permalink articles, so those have been fixed. I also made the site 100% XHTML 1.0 Strict validated! Woo... http://thegamersjournal.com/cc/fixes/ I know I barely write anything here anymore, but I thought I would share this list. Who doesn't love a good list? I work professionally as both a designer and web developer. This list of 15 links are websites/blogs I frequent on a daily basis for inspiration, how-to's and generally sites ... http://thegamersjournal.com/cc/15-websites-i-couldnt-live-without/ PART 1 Look, before I even get started. I am not a Microsoft fanboy and I am not a Apple fanboy, and I don't hate either of their operating systems either. I am just a person that uses both Windows and Mac OS on a frequent basis for graphic design, web ... http://thegamersjournal.com/cc/mac-computing-is-infallible/ This article, although fairly dated by now still features some interesting thoughts I had at the time and I have updated this article slightly specially for view on Conviction Conjunction. Here's a self proclaimed logical retort on all the critics of the new age "emo", "emotional", "screamo", or otherwise hardcore ... http://thegamersjournal.com/cc/emotional-sounds/ I've really been struggling to find the reason behind fandom. Not the act of being a fan itself, but what it entails. Sure, people can like something and then try and be apart of it: that's being a fan. But when people start decorating there houses soley with their favorite ... http://thegamersjournal.com/cc/your-fandom/ As a kid, I was always questioning things; I was and still am a very curious person. Faith and religion were one thing (or two things) that I never questioned because my mother told me that's how it was, and I had no reason to think otherwise. I grew older ... http://thegamersjournal.com/cc/chain-to-nihilism/