About Justin Cox
Justin Cox is a twenty-something youth minister who dabbles in web design. This site is his window on the world where he mindlessly chatters about his various interests. Hopefully you'll find something enjoyable. Perhaps a classic posting?
Posts Tagged with ‘Classic’
Female Roles and the Male Gaze
Apparently people are starting to realize that most of the female roles out in Hollywood carry along some sort of stereotype or cliché. A website I’ve never heard of, Radar, compiled a list of this millennium’s most misogynistic (see women hating) films. Superbad took home last year’s top prize.
Like Whitney Houston, we believe the children [...]
What’s in a name?
Have you ever googled your name? Don’t be shy, everyone seems to be doing it. Ask.com says that 7% of all web searches are for someone’s name (WSJ). In fact, The Wall Street Journal recently claimed that “You’re a Nobody Unless Your Name Googles Well.” In the article, they quote Matt Cutts, a Google software [...]
Chicks Dig the Long Ball
Today is Opening Day for Major League Baseball. Sure, there was a game last night, but Opening Night has nothing on a 13 game Opening Day. I’ve been watching baseball game after baseball game since 1pm. It’s been a great day. In honor of Opening Day, I’d like to share with you all one of [...]
I Remember 9/11
This article was posted in the Orlando Sentinel’s “New Voices” column on September 9th, 2006.
I remember waking up like any other day. I remember turning on CNN while I got ready for class. I remember muting the television so it didn’t wake my roommate. I remember it being a normal morning. [...]
Curling is Cool
With the Olympics in their final week I have become almost addicted to the sport of Curling. Perhaps it’s the daily coverage that CNBC has given the sport, the strategy involved, or the beautiful Johnson sisters who run the US Women’s Team but Curling has got me hooked.
Before these Olympic Games I thought Curling was [...]