I finally got around to fixing my blog template. The page should now display correctly on smaller screens, and the kaleidoscope of colors and styles on my weblinks should finally be standardized. I also updated my weblinks and reading list.
If anyone encounters problems with the new template, please let me know.
About Me
- Mark Jacobsen
- C-17 Pilot, Middle East Regional Affairs Specialist, Olmsted Scholar in Jordan (2009-2011), Software Developer, Writer. Visit my blog at www.buildingpeace.net. You can follow me at @reach364.
What I'm Reading
- Islam Without Extremes by Mustafa Akyol
- Crescent & Star by Stephen Kinzer
- The Dervish House by Ian MacDonald
- Makers of Ancient Strategy, ed. Victor Davis Hanson
- A History of the Arab Peoples by Albert Hourani
Twitter Updates
Good Sites Online
- Abu Muqawama
- Congressional Research Service
- Constructively Discontented
- Earlybird
- Foreign Affairs
- Global Guerillas
- International Crisis Group
- Jihadica
- KurzweilAI.net
- Mountainrunner
- Natural Security
- Open the Future
- Pick Your Battles
- Small Wars Journal
- Steve Walt
- The Best Defense
- The Cable
- The Economist
- The Middle East Channel
- The Official Google Blog
- The Olmsted Foundation
- Wings Over Iraq
- Wired: Danger Room
- Wired: Threat Level
- Zenpundit
2 comments:
Looks good. "The Road" is a shit novel; try Stephen King's "The Stand". It's a bit longer, but more fulfilling.
"The Road" really worked for me. Not sure why, because I didn't like the style when I first started, but it grew on me.
I actually went looking for "The Stand" a couple days ago, but it's not currently available on the Kindle. I'm waiting eagerly... maybe I'll have to get all old-fashioned and buy the book.
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