My web education

Well, I'm all into it now. This blog is the first step on my desire to fully take advantage the possibility to reach the world that technology offers. I decided to create my personal website as well, where I will post articles and op/eds (hopefully written by me, but also links to wise columnists and editorials) about politics and economics. I will include my favorite links, it also has a page with pictures of the 2004 campaign and other political moments. My gallery of favorite politicians and statesmen and other random stuff. That site is meant for fun, as a way to share with y'all (that was me speaking Texan) my ideas and projects and get feedback from you.
The site is up now and I encourage you to visit it (http://www.freewebs.com/cme2004). Of course, just as here, I'm using the standard templates that they provide for free. Don't judge the design yet (if you do, I fully expect your help in changing it). I know is not very good, I don't like it myself, but.. gimme a break, is my first time! Also, at this stage, you will finish looking at everything in about two minutes, but it will build up in content in the following months.

The following step in my cyber projects is to build a professional site dedicated to Mexican politics. I envision something modeled in this very cool site that I visit a lot (http://uselectionatlas.org). The idea is to offer information about the mexican political and electoral issues, build some sort of database like the one in the site I just referred and start building a community of concerned individuals. Hopefully this will turn out to be a base of political support in the future.. err...I shouldn't be saying this out loud... well, I will delete it later.

Please, give me feedback, any feedback. I'm getting really excited with this.

By the way, today is a beautiful day in Austin! a cold front came yesterday (with weird random showers) and the temperature is down to around 85 degrees! (that's like 30 in centigrades) instead of the normal upper 90's. A year ago, just when I arrived here, we had two days of record breaking 108 and 110 degrees! (more than 42 in centigrades) - This has been a considerably better summer.