I am in here.
Meryl’s blog teaches me a lot of things, such as the following: Evidently, Hundredpercenter doesn’t tolerate disagreement with his views. He sees the Schiavo case, as it seems do a lot of religious conservatives, as an all-or-nothing matter. So he makes his views known with a public delinking of those who ever so slightly disagree … Continue reading My small fight against intolerance
Power Line: March 2005 Archives The Jerusalem Post reports on the conflict some French Jews feel in deciding which team to root for — the country they live in now, or the one they may feel compelled to move to if things continue as they are going in France, as an increasing number of French … Continue reading In which soccer/football brings up some deep questions
Found this via Pharyngula and Bitch, Ph.D. I wrote all by myself every paper I handed in in college, and right now, I’m going to feel very pleased with myself, even though it was a quarter of a century ago. A Week of Kindness Blog: Laura K. Pahl is a Plagiarist. What follows is the … Continue reading Karma comes to the college student
XDI.ORG – An explanation of i-names The success of the Internet has led to an explosion of different electronic addresses: email, SMS/MMS, instant messaging, etc. As powerful and convenient as these addresses are, they all have one serious flaw: they are extremely hard to protect from spam, viruses, worms, and other security and privacy violations. … Continue reading In which I sense the future forming
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