July 7th, 2004 | Published in Art and Design
While looking through Didier Hilhorst’s portfolio, I discovered a screenshot of a e-commerce design he did (or is currently doing).
I’m still cleaning up the drool. So clean… So crisp… This made Didier one of my favorite designers instantly.
July 7th, 2004 | Published in General
Sellotape Copyright Information Page
Here we obviously have some geniuses at work. Who makes a website and then says this:
Hyperlinking to this site, is not permitted without the express prior permission of Sellotape®.
Oh, I get it. Don’t do what I just did.
[found at Zeldman]
July 2nd, 2004 | Published in Religion
While reading an excerpt from D.A. Carson’s The Limits of Functional Equivalence in Bible Translation—and Other Limits, Too (available as PDF or HTML), I noticed the following disturbing comment:
In one circulated email, Grudem comments, “The TNIV mistranslates the masculine singular pronoun autos, substituting plural pronouns, thus losing the teaching that Jesus has fellowship. . .” [emphasis mine]
Circulated email? He does not provide a footnote for it citing that Grudem granted permission to publish it, and he does not quote an actual public monograph that Grudem wrote. That doesn’t seem right (or scholarly, something I normally respect Carson for) to quote Grudem from a “circulated email” in a public work without his permission. He also quotes this “circulated email” one other time (but then uses “e-mail” in case you are searching). Very disappointing.
