I have been less than half-wired lately because of my recent work as a contributing writer for Global Voices. I wrote my first post about a website created by Mexican journalist Alma Guillermoprieto, 72migrantes.com, that serves as a virtual altar and memorial to seventy-two migrants who were massacred in Mexico in August of 2010. Yesterday and today (November 1 and 2), marked Mexico’s Day of the Dead, and I got to experience a small and very new manifestation of this tradition by visiting, writing, and talking with Alma about this unique virtual articulation of life and remembrance. The site will remain active for the foreseeable future, and donations may be made to Hermanos en el Camino, a church organization that provides food, shelter and support to migrants and those who have been kidnapped or threatened by drug and human traffickers in Mexico.