I put this up just as fun.  I consider popcultureshock.com a competitor in many respects.  They’re a great website!, probably loads more popular than us currently, and they work really hard at making their site über slick.  My hat goes off to that team. 

But what the hell, how does their code stand up to mine? :-)

I just submitted the challenge and its still processing.  So we’ll see if PopSyn goes down in flames or stands as victor!

http://xhtmlchallenge.com/popsyndicate-com-vs-popcultureshock-com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mnu8Rb4I7os

This was a response video to Scott Kurtz and the evils of using Flash.  Enjoy

Time to clean up some word choices.

http://www.popsyndicate.com/column/story/no_sympathy_for_early_adopters/

I’ll be adding some links a resources for this article shortly.

Almost worth an article unto itself called, “If you don’t know, it couldn’t have been that helpful.”

Lessons learned that I should have known last year, but will forget by next year.

http://www.popsyndicate.com/column/story/what_i_learned_from_comic_con

What didn’t make the cut but suggested by the fine folks at Apple:
“I’m an Apple fan!  I don’t own a Mac, or an iPod, but I’m an Apple fan.” - actual quote
Is this the line for Spam-A-Lot?
Damn it!  I’m in the wrong line!
Is there a shower around here?

“On Thursday, Kevin Rose, Founder and Chief Architect of digg.com, announced a new commenting system that utilizes AJAX to give the site faster load times.  The comment system’s format changed from supporting only two tiers of threaded discussion to a four tier system that users click to expand.  The result: bloody mayhem. “