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Codex Redesigned

28 July 2009 Reviews

Tyler F. Williams, an Assistant Professor of Theology at The King’s University College in Edmonton, has had one of the better biblioblogs out there for sometime now. (In fact, you can find him in my blogroll). Recently, Tyler launched a fabulous site redesign. It’s clean, easy to navigate, and real pleasure just to stare at for a while.

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Goodreads Doles Out the Goods (not the bads)

26 January 2008 Uncategorized

Over the last few weeks I’ve started using a web application called “Goodreads”:http://www.goodreads.com (here is “my profile”:http://www.goodreads.com/user/show/182669). Essentially, this is a service that allows you to keep track of what you are reading, have read, or intend to read. Users can swap reviews and even paperbacks! There’s also a nice little Facebook application that ties [...]

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Flock and My World: Raving Madness

4 January 2008 Reviews

Being a mac-ophile, loving that all my stuff looks somewhat coordinated, I am a Camino user. I’ve gotten to the point where surfing in another browser is just weird. When I’m forced to test my web work in Safari, Firefox, or (heaven forbid) Internet Explorer, shudders run up and down my spine. All of these [...]

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Harvard Posts Papyri (Huzzah!)

14 December 2007 Biblical Studies

It’s certainly been a while since I’ve been able to update Withering Fig. “What could have possibly brought me out of my Salinger-like public coma?” you ask. Well, images of papyri, of course! Goodacre, over at the NT Gateway, has called my attention (via his excellent blog) to some new images of papyri that Harvard [...]

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