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January 2013

25: Old wine in new wineskins

June 2010

13: RIP, Lillie “Fierce Huntress of the Plains,” my special girl

August 2009

8: Journey from Mars (The clash of the worldviews, making sense of)
17: RIP, Emma the Big Hearted

November 2008

4: Election Day prayer answered, 2008

November 2007

7: The end of (monolingual) days
25: Rose Victorious

October 2007

10: Conservative Christianity’s bitter harvest

September 2007

22: What we have done, and what we have left undone

July 2007

3: L33t justice

June 2007

14: Silent learning
22: Evangelical voters may not help GOP; Imperial presidency declared null and void

February 2007

5: RIP, Peabody the Munificent

November 2006

7: Election Day Prayer 2006

September 2006

3: Some call me Jesus …
19: Torture = moral decay. Treat it. Now.
23: Torture = evil. Oppose it. Now.
25: “I’m baaaaaack.”
29: Broken by design (Military Commissions Act)
30: Unfuddle project management cool, plus provides free Subversion repository

August 2006

4: When will US deaths in Iraq exceed those from 9/11?
9: History of Rapture Doctrine
24: Hal launches Market Strategy

July 2006

13: On selective respect for authoritay

June 2006

21: I’m at the Blogging-from-TextMate party, too!
25: [PD] Sermon from Yearly Kos

May 2006

30: Why I became a liberal Christian

April 2006

4: Accessing Strongspace (Unison, Subversion)
18: A campaign Gore can’t lose; Senate hearings on Bush, now
24: If past is prologue, George Bush is becoming an increasingly dangerous president

March 2006

11: Becoming an instrument of peace (worthy of, and taking, a lifetime)
13: PSA: Eyes Wide Open returning to Memphis, March 15–21, 2006
16: Bombs away
22: Why We Fight (1st impression); The Religious Right is losing control

February 2006

1: What we’ve lost

January 2006

3: WWJD? …
17: Up from melancholy
19: American idol, Lex Luthor

December 2005

6: Pandora (discovering new music)
17: Bush’s BJ? (NSA wiretap scandal)
22: Budget morality is a social obligation
23: ^EJM (“means and ends must cohere”)
26: Labor pains?
30: How to break the American trance (2002)
31: The Great War for Civilization

November 2005

2: Lamentation revisited
25: BM Begins

October 2005

7: White House denies Bush God claims
21: Naxos classical recordings now at eMusic!
25: 2,000

September 2005

1: Waking up
4: “Greatest terrorist success in history” or equivalent
6: Bushazzar’s feast
11: Before and aftermath
12: Chronology undone; Psychology and worldview; Let the dead teach the living
14: Taking stock of the Forever War; Shame on FEMA (IE-only websites bad idea)
19: Who is my neighbor?; Whatever it costs; Good grief
20: Behold the Street Prophets (progressive religion & politics)
22: Voters’ remorse on Bush; Watching Rita
23: Bush should look in his playbook and find a ‘reverse’
28: Playin’ the slots, or Blog (mis)organization

August 2005

7: Textpattern: Simple per-section masthead image selection
14: Textpattern officially released, Numero Quatro
28: We have liftoff, again
30: Unintelligent design

July 2005

4: From the mailbag: Noodler’s Ink (and “mailbag” intro)
5: From the mailbag: FreeNX (remote desktops for Unix)
8: Evangelical Christians seeking power; Left Behind, the video game
11: It just gets worse; Penelope Unbound
12: Rove unfit for public office
13: Boy president in a failed world?
14: Rove’s war
16: The Intelligence challenge: Can we trust our president?; Follow the uranium
18: To live and die in Iraq; Get out the vote
27: Deeds, head; return to (Obadiah on national pride)
29: The truth about Abu Ghraib
31: “Nationalism” new culture split for churches, says prof

June 2005

10: Dean can speak for me any time
23: The mask comes off

May 2005

1: Linux, NetBSD: Sharing ext2 partitions, solution to R/O problem
15: Powers corrupt (or, the lash of the dragon’s tail)
17: College ad to protest Bush visit; The scourge of nationalism; Textpattern: Previewing Markdown in MarsEdit, Ecto2
19: Darth Dubya? Or a New Hope? (a Star Wars homily to myself)
27: Happy Daily Kos birthday (a blog time-machine reminiscence)
30: Methodist Social Affirmation: The kingdom that could be; The dream: Right things done right

April 2005

9: Influenza de Diablo
15: Filibustering Frist (the Big Lie* gets bigger)
25: NetBSD 2.0.2 pkg_install failed build fix
29: A bazillion here and a bazillion there …

March 2005

2: Symphonic bliss (Bruckner, Mahler rediscovery)
3: Switching to full-text RSS feed
8: Welcome to doomsday
12: Maker monologue (Eyes Wide Open and “counting the cost”)
25: Great ironies (the turning-point gift); Faith, church and nation: An Anabaptist perspective; We have made enemies for life
28: American blitzkrieg

February 2005

1: Twenty-nine pieces of silver; (Collapsible) field of screams
3: Bible considered harmful (to conservative views)
10: PSA: Jim Wallis in Memphis, Feb. 14-15, 2005
11: Torture, American Style
15: Please, keep faith
17: Pharisee Nation
21: Flickin’ flacin’ eargasms! (FLAC audio rocks)
24: It’s d’abom(ination), baby
25: Thrown to the wolves
28: Thou shalt bathe

January 2005

3: Violent truth isn’t truth
5: B’bye MT, hello Textpattern; Finding patterns in my text (a weblog relaunch)
11: Local Textpattern development in MAMP?
12: Ranting for integrity (DAV and internal congruence); New Apple IT pro section; Gnoppix is what it is because of what Ubuntu is
14: The madness of GWB: A reflection of our collective psychosis
21: Deep Dark, Book II
25: The real secularists
29: Promoting torture’s promoter (oppose Gonzales)
30: PSA: Eyes Wide Open in Memphis, Jan. 28-30, 2005

December 2004

8: Learning to listen (to extraordinary music)
17: Joy where I find it

November 2004

1: Days of shame; Stand, be counted, vote; Ending the fantasy; Rock stars are highlight, but Kerry is the headliner (pumpkin wall); What they said
2: Election Day prayer
3: Lamentation: The darkness descends
4: (Didn’t Know I Was) UnAmerican
9: Measure in generations, not elections; Singing a new song; The Democrats need a spiritual left; When the personal shouldn’t be political
11: Sorry everybody; Think Kerry is not involved in this fight? Think again.; On ‘moral values,’ it’s blue in a landslide
12: A little apocalypse
13: They say they are Christ’s disciples, but they don’t look like Jesus to me

October 2004

1: It was a rout (Pitt on 1st debate); Who will win?; Kerry seen as debate winner around world
3: Today’s most striking political imagery; Going upriver, coming back changed
4: Divided by a common faith; Bush’s compassion gap; Scared to talk politics in church?; All of us see through the glass darkly; Two faces. One public, one private. One phony, one real.; The global test: It’s called reality.
6: Scrambled eggs and sweet little lies (hail-fellow-not-met)
7: The grief of Baghdad; Why did James Baker turn Bush into Nixon?; The pseudo-fascist campaign
8: U.S. ‘almost all wrong’ on weapons; Our duty as national HR dept.
9: Security Moms for Kerry; Kerry’s undeclared war
10: For Marines, a frustrating fight
11: The scary little man; National Anthem: VfC Concert on Sundance
12: Orwell goes to war; Breaking ranks; Bearing bloody witness; Don’t mess with Bubbie (cartoon); Sites unseen: alternative Christian link portal
14: Gimme a sign
16: Without a doubt
17: Bush the Christian; NYT endorses John Kerry for President; Bush and Revelation; Suskind on Bush: “I can fly!”; Draft and flu, no thank you; Why two prominent KY Republicans are voting for Kerry
18: Columbia, MO editorial: Kerry for president; A little matter called discernment
19: High stakes for church and state; Church folks for a better America; A war without reason; The least of these
20: Mr. Sun’s flu tips; United Methodists call for accountable leadership; A former Republican senator for Kerry: ‘Frightened to death’ of Bush; ‘One guy in a bubble’; As God is his witness; Bush relatives for Kerry; Kerry Edwards prayer team
21: The moral urgency of electing John Kerry; Pro-life? Look at the fruits; Republicans for Kerry 2004
22: Shutting them up; The blind leading the blind; My vote of a lifetime
24: Friendly faces, not friendly fire
25: The choice (The New Yorker endorses Kerry)
26: George Bush: The Saul of America?; Andrew Sullivan: Why I am supporting John Kerry; John Kerry, the real thing
27: Eminem: the politics of Mosh
28: Scientists estimate 100,000 Iraqi deaths
29: Tracking the thuggery; Get ready for a November surprise; Bush suffering major loss of support among college-educated men
30: Down with the Kerry haters; God, it turns out, is unaffiliated

September 2004

2: Imperial President: Opposing Bush becomes unpatriotic; First Untied Church of Saint Mars (Republican Convention notes)
3: Back to the future: What Bush would do if he were president; This is how Republicans dishonor our armed forces …; Bush glosses over complex facts in speech; ‘Unfit for Command’: How it defames the candidate, and why he should sue; Nausea in New York; Bush is ‘unfit’ to lead U.S., Kerry charges
9: Cheney spits toads; The unwinnable war
10: Vengeance is his; The triumph of anything goes; The scandals finally break; Decline of American greatness; Bush vs. Jesus
12: An open letter to Christian conservatives; The wilderness campaign; Look at who’s on the payroll
13: Crazy, man
14: It’s worse than you think; Republicans in Wonderland
15: With trembling fingers; Voting booth: A room with a worldview
16: Far graver than Vietnam
18: Crazy train or emotional subway attack
19: No stars, just cuffs
20: The morphing of the conservative movement
21: Why conservatives must not vote for Bush
22: President Bush’s lead balloon; If America were Iraq, what would it be like?; The prophetic imagination; Evangelical Christianity has been hijacked; Inner weather (the spiritual tipping point)
23: Hell
25: Baghdad Year Zero
29: CSU prof withdraws from teaching over political statements; Crawford, Texas paper endorses Kerry; Eisenhower: Why I will vote for John Kerry for President
30: Now on DVD: The Passion of the Bush; The candidate’s wife

August 2004

1: The case against George W. Bush
5: Springsteen: Chords for change; Warm bread: Bush’s grim poll numbers
16: God is not a Republican. Or a Democrat.; Porter Goss: Qualified? Spy are you asking?
17: Bush’s two albatrosses; The brains thing
19: Fafblog!: Think Giblets or think small; Blasphemy
20: Friendly fire: The birth of an anti-Kerry ad
21: Discernment 101
23: Offense vs defense; Prairie fire: An e-mail interview with Garrison Keillor; Depleted uranium: Dirty bombs, dirty missiles, dirty bullets; Cowards all around
24: The Rambo Coalition; On moral cowardice; IE layout wonkage
28: We’re not in Lake Wobegon anymore

July 2004

1: Statement of Jim Wallis to the Democratic Platform Drafting Committee
2: Seeing Islam through a lens of U.S. hubris; Thank you, Michael Moore; Moore’s public service [Krugman F9/11 review]; Bush seeks to mobilize religious conservatives
6: Knowing their politics by the software they use
8: The battle for the south has begun
12: Kerry chooses J. Christ as VP; Rove responds; Best “Republican Jesus” cartoon ever: Prince of Peace; Kerry’s Number Two is a Number One choice; FMA: Foresight Measurement Amendment? A rant.
13: The GOP war on trial lawyers; Recovering a hijacked faith
14: Your data is at risk — from everything; As evangelical as an oak tree; Democracy in the balance
15: Larry ran, Curly ran, Moran
19: Demanding accountability for the distortions; The elect on Judgment Day (Narnia and the November surprise)
20: The Abominable Shellfish: Why some Christians hate gays but love bacon; There’s something about the way you use the bible; What Dean did; What kinda conservatism is that?; A Democrat knows that the leaf turns
21: Jesus and Jihad
23: Better spies won’t add up to better foreign policy
25: Fortress America
27: Democratic Convention notes: Night One
28: Democratic Convention notes: Night Two; To many, Edwards is defined by work ethic, family
29: Wendell Berry: Some notes for the Kerry Campaign, if wanted; Democratic Convention notes: Night Three
30: Democratic Convention notes: Night Four

June 2004

1: Changes afoot (musings about webhosts, blogging software, freedom)
3: “Justice must be seen to be done.”
5: Firefox in fifth gear
7: On unfettered presidential power; The madness of King George
8: The covert kingdom: Thy will be done, on earth as it is in Texas
10: Heart of Darkness
11: Is U.S. like Germany of the ’30s?
12: Planet Reagan
13: A very American coup
14: OLC's Aug. 1, 2002 Torture Memo ("the Bybee Memo"); FaithfulAmerica.org: TV ad addressing torture in Iraq; Abu Ghraib used aggressive tactics; What would Lincoln do?
15: ‘Fahrenheit 9/11’ gets standing ovation; Tony Campolo on The O’Franken Factor
17: The plain truth; Bush [falsely] reasserts Hussein-Al Qaeda link
19: Show us the proof; Bush told he is playing into Bin Laden’s hands
20: 2 + 2 = 5; Mistakes loom large as handover nears; Foes confounded by limited outcry against gay marriage
21: Crufty URL cleanup complete
24: Bartholomew’s notes on religion; Saddam’s al Qaeda ties have been found
26: Fahrenheit 9/11 initial perceptions; Jackass, White House edition?
27: Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 is unfair and outrageous. You got a problem with that?
28: Iraq occupation erodes Bush Doctrine; Hamdi and Padilla appear to be a huge loss for the government; The disaster of failed policy; Plenty more to swear about
30: The costs of Bush’s War; Bush’s war on science

May 2004

1: Torture at Abu Ghraib
3: Religious Democrats? (Christians form the base of the party); Watch Fox, get stupid; Frontline The Jesus Factor interviews Jim Wallis; The U.S. has lost the Battle of the Photographs; Media Matters for America
4: Sporadicity
7: Just go …; The Mideastization of the US, or, Rumsfeld must resign; A President beyond the law
8: We are all wearing the blue dress now; Media Revolt: A Manifesto
9: Vector, victor, yeah; The Price of Arrogance; “Sometimes they pretended to kill me”; Chain of Command
10: The Misunderestimated Man: How Bush chose stupidity; ArmyTimes.com: A failure of leadership at the highest levels; From Texas to Abu Ghraib: The Bush legacy of prisoner abuse; The War is Lost; 9/11: What could have been
11: No flinching from the facts; How to get out of Iraq; More arguments with Bush
12: Protecting the System; What will it take?; Midway to fair, one concession at a time
13: FaithfulAmerica.org
14: FreewayBlogger.com; Wolfowitz incredible, literally
15: Should cowboy Bush ride into the sunset?
17: National Council of Churches releases ecumenical pastoral letter on Iraq; The roots of torture; Even conservatives are wondering: Is Bush one of us?; The moral case against the Iraq War
18: 15 answers to creationist nonsense
20: Historians vs. George W. Bush
21: Beautiful minds and ugly truths (review of Fahrenheit 9/11)
28: Washington’s Chalabi nightmare
31: From Bush, unprecedented negativity

April 2004

March 2004

1: The junk science of George W. Bush; Number of mass layoffs rose sharply in January
3: [Why] I support John Kerry; At the left hand of God; Firefighters president says firefighter images in Bush ads smack of political opportunism
7: J.F.K., Marilyn, ‘Camelot’
8: You gotta love her (Hayden on Fonda); The divided, the divisive and the divine
9: Where the Bible leads me; Promises, promises; Hearts & minds; Consider the turtles of the field; Theocons vs. neocons; Some traits, ideas you need to join the GOP
12: The plight of a post turtle; A perspective on gay marriage; Howard Dean: Remarks at Gridiron Club luncheon, 3/6/04, Washington, DC; Howard Stern’s schwing voters; Bionic earbuds (Etymotic ER-4Ps)
13: Kerry and Dean, all forgiven, join to unseat a common foe
15: Kerry challenges Bush to monthly debates; Kuro5hin: What books have influenced your life?; Behind the jobs debacle
16: Voters concerned about country’s direction; Iraq on the Record: The Bush Administration’s public statements on Iraq; Did al-Qaeda win the Spanish elections?
17: Casual deceit; Punish Spain, boycott Taco Bell. (Not.)
18: Rumsfeld caught on video; Prescription for a mess
19: This one hurts; Mark Twain: The War Prayer; Gone flag fishin’
20: Freedom Summer and 2004
22: [Clarke] criticizes Bush 9/11 response; Assessing the Bush Doctrine experiment, one year later; Red alert at the White House; Thousands march for peace; Mad rants from the Right Wing
23: Jimmy Carter: Stirring up a hornet’s nest; Logic jam; Lifting the shroud; Dick Clarke is telling the truth
24: EU orders Microsoft to pay $613 million fine; Lifting the shroud; White House tailspin
26: The South Dakota GOP discovers “secret” public blogs; The grief of America, world can be traced back to the ‘F’ word; The O’Franken Factor; Clarke: Your government failed you, I failed you
27: The West Wing of Orthanc (Frist, Clarke, character)
29: Bishop makes a faith-based challenge to George W. Bush; I have a faith, too
30: The War on Clarke; Bush’s Secret Storm; Reporter apologizes for Iraq coverage; The edge of the world

February 2004

1: Judy, Judy, Judy; Death of a salesman: Can John Kerry sell John Kerry?; Jon Stewart interviews Howard Dean (Real video); The conservatives are outraged — about Bush
2: Dangerous Religion: George W. Bush’s theology of empire (revisited)
3: The Wal-Mart candidate; Powell says invasion justified by Iraqi ‘intent’
6: Blogging, backbone, buds: two years running
7: At last I get to vote for Howard Dean (TN, Tues 2/10)
8: Feds win right to war protesters’ records
9: Mr. Bush’s version
10: Attention Deficit; Pundit O’Reilly now skeptical about Bush; Gore says Bush betrayed the U.S. by using 9/11 as a reason for war in Iraq
11: Bush’s difficult relationship with reality; Does this war president have any idea what he’s talking about?; Pentagon eager to wash hands of Iraq mess it created
12: Outlawing dissent: how Bush’s war on terror has become a war on freedom; Pat Buchanan: A matter of trust
13: The president heads down the path of the bigots; The Real Man; The flow has ebbed, turn, turn, turn; Bush’s Duty, and Privilege
17: Arsonist in the house; Why AWOL matters; The Political and the Personal; Bush’s War Against Nuance
18: Dean ends campaign for Presidency
22: Thank You Howard
23: Dean’s Rough Ride
24: Gibson’s ‘Passion’ is bloody empty
25: Weathering the crisis; Bush backs ban in Constitution on gay marriage
26: Making amends by dropping amendment
27: Not all Christians are right; ‘The Passion’ of the Americans; Putting bias in the Constitution
28: What crisis?
29: The Passion of Mad Max beyond Braveheart

January 2004

3: Saddam in the slammer, so why are we on Orange?; The Magnificent Intangible: Why Dean support is unwavering
5: Dean now willing to discuss his faith; Videos: Bush in 30 Seconds; Running on instinct; More New Year’s dreams for a beautiful America; Figwit Lives!
6: The S factor explains Bush’s popularity; Levitic law humor
7: Plame leak shameful no matter how the White House spins it; Cowboy Kahlil: Snow job; 51 reasons why Americans should elect Howard Dean; Iraq’s arsenal was only on paper; Avenging angel of the religious right; Lord knows what Robertson wants; My senior pastor said that you are liberal. Is that true?; Wired: We’re all Mac users now; Kernelthread.com: What is Mac OS X?
8: CNN: Report says Iraq didn’t have WMD
9: Iowa’s Sen. Harkin to endorse Dean; Dean’s best instincts; Dean gets religion
10: Down by the Riverside; Constellation: Essays by progressive Christians on the Iraq war; Thanks, Albert Mohler; December job growth far below forecasts
12: Even grandmas are bloggers; CBS: Bush sought ‘way’ to invade Iraq?; Study published by Army criticizes War on Terror’s scope; The Year of the Fake; Paul O’Neill: The newest great truthteller of our time
13: Confessions of a White House insider
14: WSJ mocks peace activist Rachel Corrie; Dieting for Jesus
15: Moseley Braun to end campaign, endorse Dean; Putting the Bush-Hitler nonsense to rest; Rolling Stone: The doctor is in; Letter from U.S. soldier about situation in Iraq; U.S. agencies earn overall grade of D for computer security
16: Poll: How Aussies/Kiwis see the U.S.
17: Jed, ‘Head, and the wisdom in being wrong; Al Gore speaks on global warming and the environment; Dreams and nightmares; America as a one-party state
18: Dean visits Carter in Georgia
19: The kitchen-table State of the Union; The Dream and beyond; Leaked letters reveal plot to split US church; Heil Hit-Slur!
21: TPM Interview: George Soros; Make yer pitch (civil pros/cons advocacy for the Democratic candidates); Dean supporters, don’t give up … from Michael Moore
22: State of the Union response; GOP infiltration of files seen as extensive; Dean says voters will see through flaws; iTunes Music Store RSS Generator; Avenging angel revisited: AAC conservatives schism
23: Brigadoon, blogadoon (frequency, relativity, the speed of write); Democracy at risk; Through the Looking-Glass and What I Found There
25: In a hall of mirrors, the pundits ponder their own creation; You’ve Got the Power (MP3, 3.9MB); Road maps for The American Street (progressive media & blogs links)
26: Hearts & Minds: The Democrats’ religion problem; Power Rangers
27: New Hampshire, new hope, sir?
28: The one you feed; Conservative sportsmen turn against Bush; The First Lie
29: Bush’s “imminent threat”; George McGovern was right about the Vietnam war — and he’s right about the Iraq war; Can Judy Dean give our “thing culture” an extreme makeover?; If Howard screams in a crowd, can anybody hear it?
30: Christians for Dean; The awesome destructive power of the CPM; Givers and takers

December 2003

1: Parody: New purported Bush tape raises fear of new attacks; Name that war; Rolling Stone: Crimes against nature; An apology to younger Americans; A Chickenhawk Thanksgiving in Baghdad; War worth it? Depends on how we do the math; Be thankful you’re not Dubya; Newsweek: A new kind of poverty
2: Dean plays Hardball, wins (or, Welcome to Phoenix)
4: Molly Ivins picks a winner (hopping aboard the Dean bandwagon); Dean now courting party insiders: Strategy evolves as support grows
5: Twenty Most Annoying Conservatives of 2003
6: Clarifying labels: The conservative pilgrims regress; Evangelical self-examination
8: Terrorist attack on children; Powerful: Noble Cause (Flash, 285k); Bush’s religious language; Language, religion, politics; AP: Gore to endorse Dean, sources say; Why the Dean phenom ignites hope in me
9: Iraq delays hand Cheney firm $1bn
10: Save the Earth — dump Bush
11: Onion: Poor people pretty much f*cked; Israel trains US assassination squads in Iraq; Pentagonal juxtapositions (or, Holy assassins, Baath-man!); Dean’s Band of Outsiders
12: Has Bush betrayed GOP values?
15: Juan Cole: Impact of Saddam arrest on US politics; Muckraking, the PC Way (OSX vs. Win security); Flexible OmniOutliner; The congruity of Gore’s Dean endorsement; What will happen when a national political machine can fit on a laptop?; We caught the wrong guy
16: More violence for U.S. troops in pro-Hussein heartland; How big a bump will Bush get from Saddam’s capture?
19: Can a tough Dean rally Democrats?; What is it about W?
21: More credit card junk mail
22: Saddam was held by Kurdish forces, drugged and left for US troops; NZ scores another epic film (The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe)
29: Iraq isn’t Vietnam, but they rhyme; Deeper than Denethor (Rings, wraiths, redemption)
30: Bishops slam ‘vigilantes’ Bush and Blair; The National Creed; A soldier’s return, to a dark and moody world
31: Merry Christmas from Dick Cheney; Freewheeling ‘bloggers’ are rewriting rules of journalism; Twilight of the neocons?

November 2003

2: Mad Wolf of Baghdad, frothing
5: Survey shows skepticism about Iraq; More voters deciding not to support Bush; Confederate flog: The new bum rap on Howard Dean; Andy Rooney: If I were Bush’s speechwriter …; Krugman: This can’t go on; Bush ignores soldiers’ burials; The importance of being Joe Wilson; Showing Bush the door in 2004: Send both the Doctor and the General to Washington; The persistence of cluelessness but not of memory
6: NYT: Iraq said to have tried to reach last-minute deal to avert war [but was rebuffed by Bush]; IP teleportation (or “I, P. Squiddy”)
7: The Clinton formula; Church signs; Not a woman in the picture as Bush signs Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003; Who isn’t hacking it? (widespread workplace incompetence)
11: NYT: The things they wrote; Krugman: Support the troops; Without honor; 7,500 soldiers wounded since April; Case for war confected, say top US officials; This Modern World: President Baby!; The evangelicals who like to giftwrap Islamophobia
12: Rock the Mac; An easy photolog made easier
13: Deaths in Iraq war take toll on voters
16: Real Live Preacher: One Good Thing; Jessica Lynch story turning “into a monster” for Bush Admin
17: Brazil leans away from Microsoft; IBM may have started dumping Windows inside; Let us be not hollow men
18: An open letter to GIs in Iraq; [London mayor] Livingstone says Bush is ‘greatest threat to life on planet’; Independent UK: President will be protected by 16,000 police officers
19: Free software as poetry; Molly Ivins: Call me a Bush-Hater; Making Light: du Toit, du
20: War critics astonished as US hawk [Perle] admits invasion was illegal
21: Max Cleland: “The president ought to be ashamed”; The Bubble
24: The Bubble of American Supremacy; Richard Land’s God (God’s name is not Jehovah); [Tommy] Franks broaches Military Dictatorship; Smash the Windows
26: “Welcome to Vietnam, Mr. President”; ArsTechnica: Mac OS X 10.3 Panther review; Cruft-free URLs in Movable Type
29: Wired interviews Bill Joy: “Hope Is a Lousy Defense.”

October 2003

1: Will the 2004 election be stolen with electronic voting machines?
2: State keeping quiet on flaws in [voting] machines; Cost of the War in Iraq; Outside probe of leaks is favored; Attorney General is closely linked to inquiry figures; Man [Amb. Joe Wilson] behind the furor; E-mail is broken; Christian hawks, seeing the heart, release from darkness
3: US-led team says no WMD stocks found in Iraq; Officials say Bush seeks $600 million to hunt Iraq arms; Poll shows drop in confidence on Bush skill in handling crises; A reckoning: Iraq arms report poses political test for Bush; Pilots practice how to down hijacked jets; Study: Wrong impressions helped support Iraq war; More vicious than Tricky Dick; “Slime and Defend”; White House dirty tricks; Let them eat war; Paying for sins against the father?; Bush’s bitter harvest
5: George W. Bush’s medieval presidency; The post-modern president
6: The moral of the story (personal vs. public morality); Of lies and leaks: Bush threatened by new revelations; Opposing Bush is not ‘hatred’; Time to recall e-vote machines?
8: Leaking with a vengeance; We report, you get it wrong; Divvying up the Iraq pie; Diebold machines and your vote (Part I); Diebold machines and your vote (Part II); The revision thing: A history of the Iraq war, told entirely in lies; Bug juice: Billmon dissects David Kay testimony
13: Bulldozed lives, palms and people
16: 60 Minutes II: The man who knew
23: WSJ: If you’re getting tired of fighting viruses, consider a new Mac
24: Faith and politics not always oil and water; Mark Pilgrim: What's new in Mac OS X 10.3 Panther; It’s Panther Day!
26: NY Times: Why are we back in Vietnam?; Electronic voting: What you need to know
27: eBray
28: John Dean: Has George W. Bush met his own Ken Starr?; Krugman: A willful ignorance; Newsweek: The $87 billion money pit; Poll among Iraqis indicates the Bush team was wrong in foreseeing a warm welcome for the occupiers; Bill Moyers interviews Union Theological Seminary’s Joseph Hough; Black and white and (blood) red all over; Republicans, please take back your party
29: Marching as to war
30: Wage Slave Journal: Bush Scorecard of Evil; Matt’s “Liberalism & religion, Cornerstone-style”
31: Krugman: A big quarter

September 2003

2: “To Dare Mighty Things”; Bill Moyers on Bush-brand environmental destruction; Switch to Dean: Join Greens, Independents, and Fed-Up Republicans
3: The blind prophet
4: Would you like some freedom fries with your crow, Mr. President?; UN role won’t fix the US mess in Iraq; Franken-Dean; The kids left behind (Bush as education president?)
5: Ex-envoy [Zinni] criticizes Bush’s postwar policy; The China Syndrome; Bad timing; Microsoft Windows: Insecure by design
7: Farah tried to plead with the US troops but she was killed anyway
8: Monthly costs of Iraq, Afghan wars approach that of Vietnam
9: Bush’s speech: The war in Iraq is not over and neither are the lies to justify it; Other People’s Sacrifice
10: NY Times: Presidential character
11: Dean and Clark dream team?; Funny: Man buys groceries with fake $200 bill
12: A reply to a conservative Christian; Dean's army goes offline
15: The importance of losing the war; Iraqmire: Bush gets desperate; Bush must admit the error of his ways; America’s hidden battlefield toll; New York, you’ve been used; Betrayal of trust
17: Blix: Iraq destroyed WMD 10 years ago; Krugman confronts Bush assertion that black is white, up is down; Franken’s “The Gospel of Supply Side Jesus” now online; Bush to New Yorkers: Drop dead; Cheney’s linking of Iraq to 9/11 challenged; White House is in full retreat from Iraq reality; Wesley Clark: The new Howard Dean?; A better use for our $87b
18: Max Cleland: Mistakes of Vietnam repeated with Iraq; The mysterious art of lying (Bush team admits no Iraq-9/11 connection)
21: Cheney’s conflict with the truth; Cronkite: US battles terror with a touch of the Spanish Inquisition
22: Bush team is squandering economy, goodwill and lives, with no end in sight; Pride and Prejudices; Bush is losing support on right; White House is ambushed by criticism from America’s military community; Capital games (the politics of deception); The duty of a patriot; Bush covers up climate research; President Bush’s Mis-State of the Union; Bush heads to the UN with his ego and ignorance intact; How the world can aid Iraq without helping Bush; Unraveling deceit; We are facing death in Iraq for no reason
23: Reading news, being aware, being president; Liberals Like Christ
24: Global eye — last rights; Dean kick-ass tea party; A vague pitch [at the UN] leaves mostly puzzlement; At U.N., Bush is criticized over Iraq; Stage Zero — The moral development of George W. Bush
25: Bush to world: Drop dead!; [Kay’s] Draft report said to cite no success in Iraq arms hunt; No airborne monkeys (Bill O’Reilly grows another splotch); Situation excellent, I am attacking; Lakoff: Framing a Democratic agenda; An annotated refutation of President George W. Bush's September 23 address before the UN; With no plan apparent, GIs in Iraq slowly becoming frantic; The other lies of George Bush; Live-action CSS (I finally grok CSS bookmarklet)
26: Revenge of the ex-generals
27: “A miserable failure”; MSNBC: CIA seeks probe of White House
28: Global protests demand pullout from Iraq; What $87 billion could buy; Time: The Wilson War continues; CBS: A vengeful White House?; NYT: CIA seeks inquiry into naming of an operative; WaPo: Leak of CIA name being investigated; House probers conclude Iraq war data was weak; BeliefNet interviews Al Franken: “Why would the Anti-Christ write Chorus Line?”; Why is CIA/White House/leak probe a big story?; BBC News: US agent leak under scrutiny; Time: Mission not accomplished; Indep UK: Bush officials who leaked name of US spy ‘for revenge’ could face jail
29: Dean and Clark’s civil union; Worries at the White House
30: No wonder America has so many enemies; Our summer vacation: 20,000 dead; ‘I do get rattled’

August 2003

1: Boring3D funny lumpy art
3: Present at the dissolution; War on Truth
4: Powell and Armitage intend to step down if Bush reelected
5: ‘Conservative’ Bush spends more than ‘liberal’ presidents Clinton, Carter; Ted Rall: Bring home the troops; Jesus and chocolate inclusivity
6: Dean in your face. In a good way.; WaPo editorial: Calling for candor; Everything is political
7: A family feels the cruelty of war; Gore delivers Iraq speech to MoveOn members
8: Science friction: GOP as anti-science party; Bush misuses science data, report says; Military families and vets: Bring them home now!; Bloody hands, unerasable milestone
9: Republicans for Dean; Bush action figure: fantasy/reality
10: The Thais that bind (good food in Memphis); Politics & science: Investigating the Bush Admin’s promotion of ideology over science; ‘Bring us home’: GIs flood US with war-weary emails
11: DeanDefense.org: Facts and more facts; My big fat mea culpa (Walsh on Dean)
13: What is a progressive Christian?; The Progressive case for Howard Dean; Reclaiming a progressive voice for Christianity; Researchers help define what makes a political conservative
14: Powell’s case for Iraq war falls apart 6 months later; Take Back the Media: Army of One (Flash); Defusing the smoking gun
15: Homeland Security for whom?
17: Do the Democrats have a prayer?; Blacklisting judges; Forgive me. I voted for George W. Bush.
19: What I want; The Bush Deceit; NYT editorial: Read his lips; Dean: Our nation is in crisis; Taking responsibility; The importance of being lazy
20: US 2003 budget gap creeps above $300 billion
21: Tell Bush to recall himself; The Progressive Majority: Principles; Humor: Bush to declare war on Iraq; Apple Public Source License 2.0 now ‘Free Software License’; Selling Dean short; The American prosperity myth
26: Injustice and homosexuality, law and spirit; Franken bests Fox; We’re losing the war in Afghanistan, too; Security may not be safe issue for Bush in ‘04; Kerry faults Bush on Iraq, veterans; Tipping point (troops killed in Iraq); Bean For America; Doubleplus ungood (White House web team alters USS Abraham Lincoln speech refs); Abp. Rowan Williams: ‘Do Not Cling to Me’; Dirty secrets (Bush’s anti-environmental agenda); The absolute worst f*cking pain of all; Dangerous Religion: George W. Bush’s theology of empire; Dust and deception (EPA misleads New Yorkers)
27: In a long presidential race, Dean sprints; Ann Coulter spontaneously combusts; Zogby poll: Dean surges into wide lead over Kerry, 38%-17%, in NH; Widescreen NetNewsWire
28: Interview with Joe Trippi (Howard Dean's brilliant campaign manager); [CBO] study says deficit could soar; Halliburton’s deals greater than thought; Iraq weblog: Baghdad Burning; Macintosh browser smackdown; Computers, plumbing, and raising expectations
29: The Mendacity Index: Which president told the biggest whoppers?
30: The Dean machine rolls through the Big Apple; Burningbird: Faux PhotoBlogs HOWTO

July 2003

1: The attack has been spectacular; The Dean insurgency; Investigative computing
2: mul-ti-plic-i-ty; Army Times: Nothing but lip service; Majority in US believes Bush “stretched truth” about Iraq
3: Bush taking heat for “Bring them on” remark
8: Goofus Al and Gallant George; Gary Hart: Patriotism; Valid XHTML multi-paragraph blockquotes in MT
9: White House backs off claim on Iraqi buy; Bush recantation of Iraq claim stirs calls for probes; Dean’s grass-roots cash cow; Short-fused populist, breathing fire at Bush; A diplomat's undiplomatic truth: they lied; White House â€˜warned over Iraq claim'; On Goree Island, Bush visit sparks anger; What happens when you say "bring â€˜em on"; SelectSmart 2004 American Presidential Candidate Selector
10: Iraq weapons “unlikely to be found”
11: Pentagon: 1,000 troops wounded in Iraq war; White House ‘lied about Saddam threat’; Rumsfeld doubles estimate for cost of troops in Iraq; Iraq Coalition casualty count (259 so far); U.S. report on 9/11 to be ‘explosive’; “Have you no sense of decency, sir?”; CBS: Bush knew Iraq info was dubious; CBS poll: U.S. losing control in Iraq; Sen. Byrd: A call for international assistance, not isolation; Bush, media, and the Bill of Rights; Mr. Bush, you are a liar; Trust is important; Interview: Martin Sheen
13: National House of Waffles; ‘My life has changed for ever … I don’t think Mr Blair should get away with it’; Blair seeks new powers to attack rogue states; 20 lies about the war
14: Feeling [Howard] Dean's pain; Repercussions of Bush's lies
15: 16 words of outrage; Empire undone
16: Morale crisis as troops’ return is delayed; Bush faced dwindling data on Iraq nuclear bid; White House confesses fabricating case for war; CNN Interview: Looking Homeward
17: White House official insisted questionable information be included in speech; Senate rejects panel on prewar Iraq data; 16 words, and counting; Pattern of corruption; Fiore cartoon: Damage Control, Inc.; Trading with the “enemy”: Halliburton & GE make millions trading with Iran; To show loyalty, Rice lies for Bush; Intelligence unglued; The other Bush lie; If his words are his bond, we’re in a bind
18: ‘Lyndon B. Bush’?; The Web rewires the movement; End the US occupation; Where does the buck stop?; Howard Dean blogs at Lessig’s blog
19: Tips for building whole sites with MT
20: War’s permanent realities
21: John Dean: Why a special prosecutor’s investigation is needed to sort out the Niger uranium mess; The crime and the cover-up; Wolfowitz quote of the day; Billmon photo funnies; Funniest line I’ve seen today; Ignorance reigns
26: Powerlessness yet blessing
30: America is a religion
31: NYT editorial: Sidestepping on Iraq; NYT: Dying in Iraq; Le Prêtre Noir: God calls Gays, too; US Nobel laureate slams Bush gov’t as “worst” in American history; Bush I vs. Bush II; Beautiful young shock troops for Bush; Howard Dean speech: "The next 100 years: Forging a strong environmental policy to take our natural resources back

June 2003

1: Iraq’s once-privileged Sunnis increasingly see U.S. as enemy; Bush remarks confirm shift in justifying war
2: Blogging with Movable Type, a beginner’s guide; Does the Pentagon have amnesia on Lynch?; A 12-step program for regime change; Drop and give me 62,400; Consumer Reports readers praise Apple
4: Would you have left Saddam in power?; Rope-a-dope; I attend a Dean meetup. I find hope.; U.S. isolation: In war’s wake, hostility and mistrust; New questions about U.S. intelligence regarding Iraq’s weapons of mass terror; Chomsky interview: Does the USA intend to dominate the whole world by force?; Why didn’t Iraq use chemical and biological weapons against U.S. troops?; Ex-Army boss: Pentagon won’t admit reality in Iraq; Middle class tax share set to rise; Pew Research: War with Iraq further divides global publics; Standard Operating Procedure
5: Gentoo. It’s not just for Linux any more.
8: CNN: Is lying about the reason for a war an impeachable offense?; Auntie Propaganda (relatively closer to true)
9: Bush certainty on Iraq arms went beyond analysts’ views; Officials: Data disputed Iraq weapons claims; America’s global role; The truth, the whole truth and nothing but …; Rick Klau: Why I’m supporting Gov. Dean; Duped and betrayed; Captives deny Qaeda worked with Baghdad; The impeachable offense; The Enronization of public policy
10: AlterNet: Weapons of mass deception; 3,200 rally for Dean in Austin; Mini-Shock: “Love it or leave it…”; Ashcroft’s attitude problem; Kristol: “There could have been misstatements”; War in Iraq was ‘right decision,’ Bush says; Salon: Weapons of mass deception; Blair misled us all, says widow of commando; Why America is waking up to the truth about WMD; The return of class war
11: The progressive story of America. Pass it on.; Bush’s do-nothing plan for airline security; CBO expects deficit to shatter record; Blog for America, the official Howard Dean weblog; WWJD? Sock it to Alabama’s corporate landowners; Galbraith: Drowning, first-class style; Bad Iraq data from start to finish; The bad weather over America; MacWorld gives Kung-Log 4.5 rating; Bush revels in cowboy speak; Turn the other cheek, George; Baked and half-baked blogging
12: The strategically ambiguous George W. Bush; Waxman: ‘Explain why you cited forged evidence’; Guard, Reserve short on recruits
13: Deficits and dysfunction; The economic limits of the empire; U.S. national debt: thinking about the numbers; Dubya falls off Segway; White House in denial; Am I still An Unpatriotic Traitor?; Powell, Rice’s credibility at risk; White House was warned of dubious intelligence; U.S. soldier braved ghosts in darkness; TSTBP animations, woo-hoo; BuzzFlash interview with Al Franken
14: Barbershop wisdom says Bush in trouble; War poll uncovers fact gap
16: Former aide Rand Beers takes aim at war on terror
17: America’s imperial delusion; Hal’s new weblog design, and various ways of seeing; Howard Dean for America: Time to seize the moment
18: The dog ate my WMDs; Devastating the Earth; Army Times: Fighting continues, despite claims otherwise; The boys who cried Wolfowitz; Where are the weapons (and Saddam)?; War may have killed 10,000 civilians, researchers say; Anxious and weary of war, G.I.'s face a new Iraq mission; Memphis clear sky clock
19: U.S. troops battle insurgency, morale
20: What did he know and when did he know it?; Gallup: Satisfaction with way things going in U.S. continues post-war decline; Casualty toll’s steady rise; Inconstant Comment, hot.
21: Howard Dean on national security; U.S. dilemma in Iraq; The hyping of Saddam’s WMD; CBC Radio 3, Music and Modern Media; Dean: Investigate Bush statements on Iraq; Building blogs; Get listed in Google in 30 days or less; PowerPoint remix
23: Howard Dean: The Great American Restoration; If Bush is lying, he’s not the first
24: Washington’s other scandal (Westar); Doc Searls on George Lakoff; George Lakoff on moral politics; Lakoff: Metaphor and war: The metaphor system used to justify war in the Gulf; Lakoff: Metaphor, morality, and politics; Using weblogs to manage IT; Windows IE buggy hell; WaPo on Jessica Lynch: A broken body, a broken story, pieced together; Ex-Vermont governor comes out swinging; After a year campaigning, Dean officially enters race; Plausible as president
26: SCOTUS walks the talk on "equal protection under the law"; Supreme Court strikes down Texas sodomy law; Why Bush is getting an easier ride than Blair; Joan Chittister: Is there anything left that matters?
27: Is there anything left that matters?; Condi What Will You Do?; Bush misled US into Iraq war — an official finding?; Denial and deception; The corporate blog is catching on; Bill Frist, doctor of revisionism; The selling of the Iraq war: The first casualty; Slate: Can Bush be both ignorant and a liar?; Thousands of children dying in Congo’s civil war; Upholding liberty in America; 10 appalling lies we were told about Iraq; Too many lies, too little outrage; Sen. Byrd: The road to coverup is the road to ruin; An alternative to empire; Eucharist and empire; Blogging and the new citizenship; Wiki-thoughts
28: Dune, where’s my ‘thopter?
29: More campaign contributions. Pigs fly in large numbers.
30: A nation of victims; Liberal signs of life; National bankruptcy for a $20 tax cut (PDF); Frist and the new revenooers; We’ll be victims no longer; Who lost the WMD?; Fund-raising puts Dean in top tier of contenders

May 2003

2: Confusing power with virtue
3: English quirkiness inspires language learning; Lifework exploration, the adventure continues
5: Operation Desert Snipe; Top gun’s photo op; MLA Style: Citing Web resources; Love your enemy or kill him? Christians disagree over war; The secrets of Sept 11; Democracy dies behind closed doors; 14 identifying characteristics of fascism; Did our leaders lie to us? Do we even care?; Anger
6: George W. Christ?; Mother's Day: a call for women to demand peace; What is Christian Reconstructionism?; The Christian Reconstruction Movement; The Radical Religious Right; Why ecocide is ‘good news’ for the GOP; Not all whirlwinds are reaped
7: Patriot Act defeated in Florida’s largest county [Broward]; Byrd blasts Bush’s aircraft carrier use; White House refuses to release Sept. 11 info
9: Christians, war, incongruence, reconstructionism; Sodium Pentathol Roundtable; Into the sunset (tax cut scam); Neoconservatives; A confederacy of amnesiacs; An Interesting Day: President Bush’s movements and actions on 9/11; Gagged by the flag; A mean-spirited America; Bush military record — and misrepresentations [thereof]; A Byrd in the hand ...; Byrd speech: Making the military a prop in presidential politics; Lies about Iraq’s weapons are past expiration date; Letterman: Top 10 Bush excuses for not finding WMD
12: No comments for a while
13: The Karamazov Question; Frustrated, U.S. arms team to leave Iraq; Administration wants billions to update U.S. warheads; The say-anything school; Mr. Virtue craps out; The US was wrong to go in — but now it must not leave; Health, wealth and Bill Gates; Look to Iran for the real costs of the war in Iraq; What kind of world do you want to live in?; From Cold War to Holy War; Pentagon revamps nuclear doctrine
14: WikiLogs; Mitch on reading and new ideas; Ivins: Not finding WMD a crucial detail; Which X-Man am I?; Nonviolence is starting to matter in the Middle East; The unconquerable world; U.S.: A technological power of inferior culture and values?; Dean unveils plan for health coverage; Iraq in danger of starvation, says UN; What I saw when I went home: the wasteland; Big oil’s dirty secrets; Waging peace: The curriculum; Case proven—war does not eradicate terrorism; Deterring the Empire; The China Syndrome; Southern Iraq cholera outbreak confirmed; It’s the ideology, stupid; George W., 2-trick pony; Iraq crisis has damaged US international standing
15: Bush is seeking newer, smaller nuclear bombs; Outlandish Josh endorses Howard Dean; Bush Tax Plan = Debt Increase Plan; I make a campaign contribution. Pigs fly.
16: Senate approves tax cut proposal; Gulf War syndrome birth defects; France says it is target of untruths; Saving Pvt. Lynch: The made-for-TV movie; The truth about Jessica; Blogging, embracing the stupid; TtDB cartoon: Economy in recovery!; Interview with Howard Dean; Painting the country red; Remains of toxic bullets litter Iraq; It’s still the economy, stupid; Withering economy? Try Miracle-Growth!; How to resist the Bush Admin’s War on Liberty; Eric documents life, visibly and audibly
18: Open Source Web Design
19: Surveillance state; Iraq’s slide into lawlessness squanders good will for U.S.; Goodbye PDA, hello iPod?; God and George W. Bush; Bucking the Texas lockstep; Bush Press Secretary Fleischer resigns; Postwar chaos: Bush’s undoing?; Plan to secure postwar Iraq faulted; Why I don’t go to church anymore; 28 words you can never say on television; Dem candidate Dean blasts Bush in Iowa; War is a force that gives us meaning; Camino browser speedy text search; Paths of glory
20: Sesame Street breaks Iraqi POWs; Instant-Mix Imperial Democracy. Buy one, get one free.; Questia: The world’s largest online library; Gentoo emerges victorious; Steal these buttons; TMW: The Republican Matrix; Congo’s Ghosts; Role for wikis in the workplace?
21: Dividend voodoo; A very strong candidate; A conversation with Jonathan Schell; FedEx delivery trucks go green; The Etherkiller and friends
22: Archives imported [into MT], neat Perl script; Need a trillion? Just ‘charge it’; High Times Dick Cheney blog; U.S. Treasurer resigning; Bush accuses Europe of hindering famine and AIDS assistance
23: Dancing with the devil; Senators sharply criticize Iraq rebuilding efforts; Prewar views of Iraq threat under review by CIA; Graham alleges a 9/11 ‘Coverup’; Alaska legislators say ‘No’ to [federal] abuses under the PATRIOT Act; How much is $10 trillion, really?; Surveys pointing to high civilian death toll in Iraq; Truthout interview with Howard Dean; Yo-yo economics; Byrd: The truth will emerge; Nationalism is a force that makes us bullies
24: U.S. action: Financial cost, human cost, benefit?
26: Bush weighs effort to undermine Iranian leadership; Lugar: Iraq ‘is on brink of catastrophe’; Entering the Matrix of media gigantism; U.S. plans death camp; The Senator votes nay
27: Moyers: On the role of a journalist in a democracy; Jonathan Schell, The Unconquerable World, audio interview available; A new take on the Democratic primary race; Durst: Weapons of individual destruction; Hightower: Our lying president; The fictional war on terrorism; Stating the obvious
28: Inconsistency has its place; The Oracle of Starbucks; First picture of Earth from Mars; Weblogs and discourse; Dean: Rebel with a cause?; Is THIS the America our soldiers died for?; Jobs, jobs, jobs; Free speech zones and John Ashcroft; Rumsfeld backtracks on WMD claims; Red Cross denied access to POWs; 18-29 age group changing political tune?; Apply soul force here; Beyond just war and pacifism: Jesus’ nonviolent way
29: Tax law omits child credit in low-income brackets; An economic ‘menu of pain’; US ‘faces future of chronic deficits’; Religious voters in Bush’s prayers; It depends on what the meaning of ‘problem’ is; The head ignores the feet; What a tangled web we weave …; Pentagon eyes massive covert attack on Iran; Veterans’ care squeezed by VA
30: And the flowers are still standing; ReachM High: Blogger Roundup #8 for May ‘03; Howard Dean TV; The brain of the chickenhawk; Moral responsiblity for Iraqi graves; The case for war is blown apart; U.S. ‘negation’ policy in space raises concerns abroad; Relief for U.S. troops lacking; Tally of coalition deaths in Iraq II; More myths, misconceptions and unanswered questions about the war in Iraq
31: Another day, another $350 billion in debt; Low-income families hurt by tax cut; Straw, Powell had serious doubts over their Iraqi weapons claims; Letting the record speak; Federal debt? The White House doesn’t mind.; Angry allies; Iraqi intifada?

April 2003

1: Iraq-o-Meter; Blood and bandages for the innocent; U.S. prepared to pay ‘high price’ to oust Saddam; Iraq’s war within a war; To the victor go the spoils
2: The resemblance to Vietnam war can’t be overlooked; The open source church; Creating Bin Ladens; Self inflicted disasters; For no good reason; US flounders in a psychological minefield; Get ready for PATRIOT II; A letter to America; I saw the heads …; Mesopotamia. Babylon. The Tigris and Euphrates.; Social activism for Iraq; The other superpower; U.S. waging war, a world waging peace
3: Heart change, honesty, Lent without candy; The face of pro-war America; Presidential quarantine; Emperor George; A warmonger explains war to a peacenik
6: The reason why; Army chaplain offers baptisms, baths
7: O’ dells and dales; Detecting disinformation, without radar; The Ministry of Mendacity strikes again; Questions for Mr. Bush; Shema… not Legion; Metaphor and war, again; A morally hollow victory; The saddest story of all; Myths and misconceptions about the war in Iraq; Bringing the war home; Viewing the war as a lesson to the world; We know too much. That’s our best defence.; It’s the passionate who can turn the tide
8: Al Jazeera and the Net — free speech, but don’t say that; Extended INFP description; Significant digits; Know thine enemies; U.S. troops face children, and hard calls, in battle; Boy bomb victim struggles against despair; The last refuge; What if: Fox News throughout history; Hospitals overwhelmed by living and the dead; List of casualties in Iraq war; Salon Interview: Bill Moyers
9: Egyptian intellectual speaks of the Arab world’s despair; The real face of war; Gulf War Syndrome II; Picking a challenger; Republicans want terror law made permanent; Give ‘em hell, Kerry; Facing the warlords; Irregular weapons used against Iraq; The staggering cost; After Iraq: Perpetual war and a nuclear world
10: A peace agenda; A crippled home front; Number of Iraqi dead may be unknowable; One reason I oppose this war; A picture of killing inflicted on a sprawling city; A day of almost-silence; The horrifying situation of amputees in Iraq; F—k Saddam, we’re taking him out!; Digital Journalist war photos; Movable Type templates tutorial; TiVo CEO: Price a barrier to DVR growth; MT: Add a comments element to newsfeed; Stuart blogs foot amputation; Hiroshima never again?; Free Mike Hawash
11: Hawks in U.S. eyeing Syria as next target; Osama now has us right where he wants us; Upper-class tax cuts, working-class soldiers; Conquest and neglect; Civilian deaths should prompt Christian call for cease-fire; Berry: The failure of war; Wailing children, the wounded, the dead
16: ‘Stones, Gentoo, Mac OS X, and a TiBook
17: WMD, MIA?; Onward Christian soldiers; Personal voices: Fighting words; Wonder-working power; A chill wind is blowing in this nation; Smuggling away liberty; All the President’s lies
18: It’s not just [Bush’s] doctrine that’s wrong; Why the anti-war movement was right; Bush panel members quit over looting; The end of civilization; A soft economy and a tax cut plan loom …; Iraqis protest against United States; Bush’s war against nature
21: So where are they, Mr Blair?; Shop, go to church, support Bush's war and wait for Armageddon; Many Americans still aren't going online; Note to Bush: We need the world; Ballots can keep bullets from flying; GOP party of tax cuts. And little else.; States, facing budget shortfalls, cut the major and the mundane; The importance of being earnest; Gullible’s travels; Anthrax, chemicals and nerve gas: Who is lying?; God bless the USA, Southern Baptist style
22: Christians & Muslims must unite; Death by slow burn; Myth is the language of God; Breaking the chain reaction of evil; American war with Iraq justification process; Jesus plus nothing: Undercover among America’s secret theocrats; This poor, poor Earth; NeXT still stands out in its Mac incarnation; The secret society; I'm right, you're wrong, go to hell; Baby teeth revealed as source of stem cells; Violence is the American way; Reagan blasts Bush; Rumsfeld calls for regime change in North Korea; Local officials rise up to defy the Patriot Act; Bush and Blair and the Big Lie
23: The press and freedom: some disturbing trends; Bush’s “Christian” blood cult; Coffee tables of mass destruction; Noam Chomsky’s Golden Rule; From tiny acorns …; George Bush’s resume
25: When democracy failed: The warnings of history; Weblogging tone and motivation, particularly theological
28: How the road to war was paved with lies; U.S. restarts production of plutonium parts for bombs; A stupid war; Reason for war?; Can the rich be good?; Say it slowly: It was about oil; A war on enlightenment; Programming is gardening, not engineering; MS Word is not a document exchange format
29: Matters of emphasis; I have seen the future of music and its name is iTunes; Fighting is over but the deaths go on; Dean: Equal rights is the responsibility of every American; Phantom WMDs; An invisible enthroned government; Are we dumb or just numb?

March 2003

2: Triumphalism, an American heresy
3: British think tank questions Bush’s judgment …; What next?; Salon interview: Dennis Kucinich; The unlikely rise of Howard Dean; Bill Moyers on the American flag; Snake eyes; Blood money; Use your delusion; US refuses to surrender Turkey plan; US prepares to use toxic gases in Iraq; Fallacies and war
4: So Bush wants civil disobedience?; Let’s help Bush with some campaign slogans; GOP downplays record deficit; Media openly questions Bush’s handling of Turkey; Powell’s moment of truth; Muslim democracy foils Bush’s imperial plans; Politics, oil lamps, and wedding banquets; Conflating cross and flag is, well, idolatry; Ramsay Clark on U.S., Iraq, and free speech; How screwed are the Kurds?; Winning the war, losing the peace
5: Memo exposes Bush’s new green strategy; Uncle Sam’s dirty tricks?; Bush threatens military strike against Pyongyang; France, Russia, Germany will ‘not allow’ passage of UN resolution; War and the gospel; Second UN resolution dead in water; A transatlantic battle over the New World Order; Why Hussein will not give WMD to Al Qaeda; The Tough Dove's Moment; Why Iraq?; Radicals in power
6: Why we shouldn’t invade; Arrested for anti-war T-shirts; Playing Texas poker, Bush bets all on Iraq; Iraq: Risk versus reward; Readin’, writin’ and rallyin’
7: Extremists vs Moderates; Only in America; Totally unconvincing; Bush’s real agenda; CBO confirms Bush has broken the bank; We say liberation, you say war crimes; Grassroots globalization gets real; Faith group responses concerning Iraq
8: Some evidence on Iraq called fake; Pentagon wants mini-nuke ban ended; Have we reached the war-support tipping point?
9: Carter on just war, and current lack thereof; A war policy in collapse; Power thinks it has great soul; Posting to MT from Perl; Bully Bush; The suicide bombers; Arrest me
10: Wake America from its bloodless trance; Lies about Iraq; The resignations begin; Still no UNSC vote; Hey you, listen up!; Conservatives against a war with Iraq; U.S. scrimps on humanitarian relief
11: The President himself: no Saddam-Osama link; Antiwar clerics wonder if Bush hears their call; Providence, chance, and teachability; Bush vs. Bush; US ready to fight ‘without UK’; Killing and making a killing; Veterans’ letter to the President; Obviously oil; Cheney still paid by Pentagon contractor; ‘Illegal war’ could mean soldiers face prosecution
12: Bomb nature, improve security; In one way, the sky is falling; Iraqis: ‘Smoking gun’ made with duct tape
13: Sleepwalking toward Baghdad; Consumer spending weak; Doubting Thomases; When bombs fall, U.S. will join ranks of war criminals; Waiting for war — in White House; Vets tell president no; Blow ‘em up real good?; Those to whom evil is done / Do evil in return; Cluefulness is what I long for; Bombs, blood, and responsibility
14: Looking in the Roogle mirror; Cam on being back in America; The bubble of American supremacy; Cheney and his Halliburton conflict of interest; Silence of the Dems; The Dubya War Glossary; From the department of Newspeak; Influences — RC; Let’s become sane
15: Nailed to our neighbors; Bush is setting the world on fire; Is Iraq the opening salvo in a war to remake the world?; Fake Iraq documents ‘embarrassing’ for U.S.; No more exits for Colin Powell; Mask, gun: check. Bullets: not so fast.; Coalitions: Bush 41 vs. Bush 43
16: ‘Direct Action’ seen as next step if war begins
17: Agreeing the past is over; An Ottawa perspective; Being human; Newsweek: The Arrogant Empire; Kirsch: The five key lessons of 911; Cook quits [Blair’s Cabinet] over Iraq crisis; Scud Stud lobs a missile at Bush; War Inc.
18: Michael Moore: A letter to GWB on the eve of war; The 3 strategic fallacies of the Bush Admin; Composting toilets key to global sanitation; Cook’s resignation speech; Springtime for Washington; Saddam rejects Bush ultimatum; The way we live now; We must not let sleeping lies dog; Bush deaf to protests, say marchers; War in the ruins of diplomacy; War in Iraq a crime, says Vatican; Blair hit by further resignations; Turkey shoot; Bush clings to dubious allegations about Iraq; Community (as well as cluefulness) is what I long for
19: Anger on Iraq seen as new Qaeda recruiting tool; Military disengagement; The candidate, waging peace; Senate rejects oil drilling in Alaskan refuge; Top White House anti-terror boss resigns; Coalition of the thinking; Teddy tells it like it is; Odd man out; Is it too late to save America?; Byrd: Today I weep for my country
20: The sum of all fears; Kindred Quixotes; The world on the war; War draws condemnation; Into the darkness; An air of empire; Myths and misconceptions about Iraq; Might doesn’t make right; Vatican, other churches, deplore war; Commanders fear wide civil unrest; Squeaking truth to power; From exile to X11; Al Gore joins Apple’s board; Tools we use: LaunchBar; Some dare call it treason; Dreaming a New America; Is the Bush doctrine the right doctrine?; What makes W. tick?; Iraq body count database; Casualties of war; World media recoil from ‘Shock and Awe’; A cry for jihad; Mass arrests at US peace demo
21: Homefront: Life during wartime; A reckless path; Churches deplore war in Iraq; US — nukleer weapons; U.S. Department of Laughs; Bush’s legacy; Support the troops: Bring them home; Shock, awe, wind, and whirlwind; Meet The Nation: Howard Dean; Who lost the U.S. budget?
22: Operation Inflate the Coalition; Death of a dreamer; Live from New York; Third U.S. diplomat resigns
23: Holy sh*t, people die in war?; Arab political cartoons; Halliburton makes a killing on Iraq war; Bush team sets war cost at $80 billion
24: Bombing little brethren, misusing important names; The Arab street explodes; Bin Laden’s victory; Gen. Wesley Clark, unplugged; Not a quagmire. Yet.; Russia seeks UN ruling on Iraq; An army of one?; Global protests; US vets say no to war; A beginner’s guide to TrackBack; Onion divine revelation, 26 Sept 2001; World and America watching different wars; Making Windows useful with Cygwin sshd; A Saudi perspective
25: Boulevard to perdition?; What will this nation be in years to come?
26: Mood changes as America finds war is not a video game; U.S. alienating civilians in Baghdad; Coalition: Many willing, but few are able; Prisoners of hypocrisy; One face of liberation; Putin warns Bush to avoid Iraq catastrophe; Stunning victories in Bush’s War on the World; Pope cites peace movements in opposing war; Bush fiddles with economy while Baghdad burns; Who lied to whom?; Bush slates billions for Iraq coalition allies; Sore thumb simile; Reboot now; Evil as division: not seeing, not listening to each other; Why Bush sticks in my craw; Mary A. Wright’s resignation letter; Bush is an idiot, but he was right about Saddam; What a war can buy; How the world reacts to the war; A fair payment for war; World news resources; Pearl Harbor in reverse
27: And the war came; Blair, the war criminal; Jubilation turns to hate as aid arrives; Jeanne on emotion, motivation, and seeing; War could last months, officers say; Practice to deceive; All in the neocon family
28: CNN: U.S. & coalition casualties; The other war: Iraq’s humanitarian crisis; Missteps with Turkey prove costly; Lack of skepticism leads to poor reporting; Helping soldiers cope with war’s horrors; Raven: Being critical; Arab world is seeing war far differently; War pictures [censored], again; Dead people, a lot of them; Iraq back scratching
29: Starting a ruckus was the right thing to do; ‘Shock and awe’ stiffens Iraqi resistance; "Cakewalk"; Iraqi faces; Victory no longer inevitable; Offensive interference; See if this doesn’t make you wince; Riot control agents; Pots and kettles, planks and specks
30: War’s military, political goals begin to diverge; Fiore: Congratulations on your liberation; TMW: Safe for hypocrisy; Free software and internal congruence; U.S. soldiers in Iraq asked to pray for Bush; Top 10 reasons to know Christian history
31: Bush reportedly shielded from dire forecast; Vice Grip; Diplomatic failures concern to retired U.S. commander; A boy who was ‘like a flower’; Either take a shot or take a chance; Appellate court rules media can legally lie; Caterpillar; Hersh: Offense and defense; An army of propaganda; Not a pretty picture; Baghdad will be near impossible to conquer; The miscalculations of yes-men; Outrage spreads in Arab world; An urgent appeal to the churches; The six day war; The war in Iraq turns ugly; Bush advisers split as war unfolds; Bring our lads home; Halliburton out of Iraq rebuild

February 2003

1: Take Back the Media protest videos; Remembering SS Columbia
3: Online View-Master (stereo photography); On U.S. “messianic militarism”
4: Sideblog "Interesting Links" setup HOWTO; Shock troops for Bush; Vatican gives two thumbs up to Harry Potter; Borrow and Spend Republicans; Business 2.0 — Why Spy?; Religiosity and foreign policy; Mill Valley seniors stage protest for peace
5: Like father, like son; Drunken sailor economics; Poetic protests against war, censorship; Methodist Bishop Talbert speaks out; Australian PM censured over Iraq; The interview with God; No links to al-Quaeda; Well, there was plenty of smoke; Richard Perle: France no longer an ally; Supply-siders back in charge; Not a just or moral war; Patriotism is not enough; Luminescent photolog
6: Female religious leaders urge Bush admin to seek peaceful Iraq resolution; The case for war has not been made; Cheney’s endorsement of CPAC ‘great ideas’; Bush to detail oil policy; Office surfers aren’t slackers; No easy way out; Powell's threat to peace; Cartoonist in the making?
7: What humanitarian war?; News from the economic front; The Powell presentation; We decided not to run it …; A Danse Macabre
8: Attack of the dimwits?; Jim McDermott's floor statement on House Iraq war resolution; The real reasons for the upcoming war with Iraq; The US gameplan for Iraq
9: Bush has lost the security council; Thoughts in the presence of fear; UN must consider war’s toll on Iraqi people; Worst-case scenario in Iraq war nightmarish; Schroeder, Putin renew calls for peaceful solution; The media continues the pro-war spin; So, why war?; Bush will face opposition from both Russia and the Vatican; Prayer undermines the propaganda of hate and fear
10: Economists blast Bush tax-cut proposal
11: Becky's Journal; Joe Boxer dancin’ guy; Frodo failed?; What liberal media?; Message from the memory hole; What's your point?; Mario Cuomo: Three questions on Iraq; Putin hints at U.N. veto on Iraq action; Ashcroft’s worrisome spy plans; Short-sighted Americans, in and out of White House; Mandate for war will fail, predicts Germany; Fax your U.S. representatives
13: Holding Constantine’s sword in our hands; Bush speech to faith groups justifying war; One war scenario; 77,000 body bags; What’s holding back the economy?; Bush budget explicit cause of deficits; By their fruit you will recognize them
14: ABC reports terror alert was based on fabricated information; Afghanistan omitted from US aid budget; American people support France, Germany over Bush; Reckless Administration may reap disastrous consequences; Why we’re spending Valentine’s weekend at an anti-war rally; France says it won’t back war resolution
16: Extending entries for peace; Greenspan’s future in doubt; Kucinich plans to launch presidential run; Cities jammed in worldwide protest of war; US plan to use illegal weapons; Resist war and empire; Start a peace ministry
17: A new power in the streets; The case against war; War protest photos from around the world; GWB must answer to the people
18: News, being informed, and global perspective; Many moderate churches take up anti-war cause; Texans turn out against war; Cowboys, caution and courage; Bush is out of step with religious leaders in rush to war; The Christian worldview corrupted; Wild about wiki; Salon Interview: Molly Ivins; The case against the war; Damned if they do, damned if they don’t; Harry Shearer’s comedic LeShow and tell; Wealthy Americans get war cost cut?
19: Oil, imperialism and “hypocrisy”; Americans just say ‘Non’ to French products; Ex-President Jimmy Carter backs our fight; On war, spiritual pride, and collective discernment
20: Bush’s ratings fall sharply; On the U.S. National Security Strategy
21: On the campaign trail with the un-Bush; No War Wikki; Inspectors call U.S. tips ‘garbage’; Who are the Iraqi people?; The price of war; Lovefest: Blair and Bush; Now Pope questions war; Southern Baptists stand in Bush’s bellicose corner; The bottom line on Iraq: it’s the bottom line; Finding political bearings
22: Operation TIPS Anonymous Lead Form
23: Americans believe war will increase terror; Lessons from Israel: A war without legitimacy; Iraq and the failures of democracy; Armageddon anxiety
24: What would Martin do?; World's largest exporter of death; Archbishop of Canterbury warns against religious justification of war; Iraq, the U.S., and threatening world peace
25: Threats, promises and lies; Democrats challenge Bush’s credibility; Bush faces increasingly poor image overseas; Ari gets laughed out of briefing room; Bush message is that war is inevitable; The Saddam and George show; World map showing citizens for and against war in Iraq
26: Rumsfeld, ABB, and North Korea; It’s the economy, stupid; How much would you pay to invade Iraq?; A personal statement on war in Iraq; Secretary-General Clinton?; The Bush credibility gap
27: Losing our liberties and liberating Iraq; Jeanne’s lovely tribute to Mr. Rogers; Bush says ousting Hussein could aid peace in Mideast; The costs of war, according to Bush; War remains the option of first resort; U.S. to conquered Iraqis: pay up; What if Turkey agrees?; Security panel talks on Iraq end bitterly; The Online Books Page; American ignorance of history is appalling; How Bush infused the White House with a religious spirit; Patriotism perverted; Why I blog more than use discussion tools; Wars of domestic destruction; Pacifist gut check; Archbishops question Blair’s claim to ‘moral legitimacy’ of invasion; Not such a super power after all; Hoping the good guys win …; Iraq agrees in principle to destroy missiles; U.S. diplomat’s letter of resignation
28: The American Emergency; An open-source constitution for post-national states; Caring for your introvert; Bush turns guns on House, Senate; Bush: Falling in the polls; Former U.S. Senators announce opposition to invading Iraq; Luther, [just] war, and preaching; Hmmmmm [Jesus’ encounter with the centurion]; The missiles of March; Friday morning Iraq update; God’s great secret

January 2003

1: Tread lightly, the adventure continues
2: PowerBook+OSX as PC killer; What should I do with my life?; Ping in the New Year
5: Writing 100 words
7: Apple’s X11 release, OroborOSX, and fink
8: Salon preachin’; Which planet am I on?
10: Migrating to journaling filesystem (ext3) on older Linux box
11: PixelNhance, a cool photo enhancement tool; Bomb others as you would have them bomb you
13: First I’d like to thank …
15: Reclined computing
16: Green grow the collards
17: Addressing terror not as war but plague; We are stewards of creation
20: My MLK day reflection on war, hope, and resistance
23: Peace as a civil right
24: War good for the economy nonsense revealed
27: “I can see the links!” said the colorblind man; The non-empire strikes back
28: Jack-of-all-trades? Anyone? Anyone?; TrackBack, Jack
29: SOTU by the POTUS…; Be careful that you are not led astray; It's hard to take a PP; Half-Bakered, still cookin’
30: Choosing a vision for the U.S.
31: People elimination is not what we’re about; Divine bullying does not become us

December 2002

2: Still Life for still photograph movies; Speak up, go to jail. Speak up anyway
3: The new American freedom fighters; The rich man and Lazarus; Apple a serious player in the IT market now
4: Radio can now bypass proxy for specified domains/IP address ranges
5: Doc Searls on weblogging, why and how; Upside-down Robin Hood; Now at new domain
6: Chimera now supports keywords in bookmarks; MT linkware templates
7: Radio weblog transition to my domain in process
9: Transition to new location complete
11: Trying a post using Kung-Log 1.6.0 from inside corp firewall
12: Technical difficulties; War is always an evil; Not all opinions are created equal
15: Extreme Tracking cool but won’t validate
17: Blogging this way and that; Valid MT blockquotes, no macro-emitted whitespace
19: MT playground, here I come
20: Open content licensing considerations
24: Using SQL to populate rightcontent photos; Solution to MT SQL plugin DBI error; Realizations: MTInclude plus PHP instead of SSI
27: Building Image::Magick in Mac OS X Jaguar with Perl 5.8.0
28: Roasting coffee at home, umm, umm, good
30: Compact blogroll popup menu
31: Moving day

November 2002

2: Microsoft decision: … anything goes
4: Upgraded to MT v2.5.1
5: On the liability of being a Republican candidate; What to do if approached by a homeless person; Hmm, I’m a Zaahn. I barely have more hair; QuickTime 6.0.2 installer glitch and fix; Linux is even bigger phenomenon than it appears; Stand Down: The left-right blog opposing an invasion of Iraq; The begrudging acceptance of Apple
6: Bouviers in da house
13: Blog topic ideas roll on
14: What theologian am I? I am Karl Barth. Hmm; Safire and Moyers hit the nail on the head
18: Bill Clinton’s Berkeley speech: “Our common humanity …”; Mac OS X 10.2.x: Building a Perl 5.8.0/Apache/mod_perl/PHP web development setup
21: This vehicle "Powered by pride." Send help; Knowledge isn’t power unless it’s shared; Veterans against the Iraq war
24: Becoming a hero is easy (sign up as bone marrow donor)
25: Revisited: Building a Perl 5.8.0, mod_perl, Apache, and PHP web development system in Jaguar
26: Portraits of our canine friends
27: “Absolute power …”; Dialectizin’ in redneck; All Consuming: a wonderful literary navigation of blogspace

October 2002

1: Mitral valve prolapse (MVP) and panic disorder
2: Mac OS X for UNIX folk; Dakota the bouvier is packin' her bags and movin' south; KMpings, a collection of Knowledge Management TrackBack pings; Apple stands firm against entertainment cartel; The Mac is computing’s new common ground
3: War cry: the case for regime change (ours); Why Unix matters to Mac OS X, and vice versa
4: Salon: Clinton addresses the British Labor Party on world interdependence; Wired: All the world’s an MIT campus; News [aggregation] software can do your Web surfing for you
8: Eat more Indian food; Not the kind of trinity I go for; Now upgraded to MT v2.5
9: ThemeTool can turn Dreamweaver/GoLive designs into Radio templates
11: Bravo, Rep. Pete Stark: “I don’t trust this president and his advisors”; Jimmy Carter wins Nobel Peace Prize
14: Open-source in the enterprise; Even on a TiBook, “The Antidesktop” has appeal; And the battle’s just begun
15: Cream for Vim text editor; Blogging a dog’s life, waiting for adoption; When the aardvark speaks . .; The voice of America: speaking out against war in Iraq; Test entry from Archipelago
17: Tutorial: LyX quickstart; Mathemagenic: “Blogs for developing language skills”
20: John Perry Barlow writes; New York Public Library online picture collection
21: U.S./Iraq stories noted recently; Test post from Kung-Log v1.5.1 behind a firewall; Wall Street leans toward Linux
23: Got validation? Nah
24: Trying out OmniOutliner as OPML editor; More praise for Chimera Navigator, Mac OS X browser of choice
28: Regime change? Okay
30: Hdiutil disk image checksum syntax; PDF plug-in for Mac OS X browsers

September 2002

1: Running Classic OS9 from disk image in Jaguar; New Riders online books, Vim and Adv Linux Programming
2: Installing Perl 5.8.0 in Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar
5: No need for Windows on a corporate desktop
6: Counterpunch: Of George and Jesus; Scott’s The fog of war; Larry Wall on role of religion
13: Christianity’s new center: interview with Philip Jenkins
16: Global warming inconvenient? Just deny it; Another CIO gets it (Mac OS X, that is); Citizens of the world, unite
17: RIP, Paddington
18: Marc Liyanage: Mac OS X customization tips; Seven tricks that Web users don’t know; Jesus mosaic of Dubya
19: Weblog as tool to unpack what we know; Brent Simmons on developing in Mac OS X; Who would blow off Nelson Mandela? Guess
20: Trying out Matt Mower’s liveTopics; Radio upstreaming jumpstart
21: Change Radio post permalink to its timestamp; Fax your U.S. representatives
22: Amazing facts about Afghanistan; Erik Noble: On XML aggregators and custom referers; John Farr: A simple sense of dread
28: Satirical propaganda poster artist extraordinaire; Blogs as KM, nice work weblog precedent; liveTopics and categorization; Top 10 signs your neighbor is brainwashed

August 2002

1: MovableType designs continue to amaze; Why MSN doesn’t make money
4: Kung-Log test; FedEx guts: no lobbying against fax technology; Sean’s Amazon RSS; Fun with (MT) SQL
5: Ars Technica review of Mozilla 1.0; Microsoft EULA (WinXP, Win2k) agreement permits PC takeover; Area husband pretends . .; MT Search 1.31b is out
6: Churches and open-source software; FinkCommander as fink pkg in Mac OS X; Gore writes about Broken Promises and Political Deception; Brad Choate’s tips, MT-RefSearch
7: Brooks Brothers Riot; Jon Udell tips on moving a Radio weblog; Added recent posts to sidebar; Tread lightly, my life’s motto; I’d rather be a peaceblogger
12: Why we must invade Iraq right now. Not.; Useful MT config URLs; New weblog name: Discovering Fire; Accessibility changes made today
13: Mark’s curly quotes via Brad’s MT-Regex plugin
14: Dean Allen’s Preflight Cruncher; Using a redirect in an HTML meta element; Extending MT-search with MT-macros plugin
15: Setting up a Linksys WAP11 via Mac OS X; How TiVo works; Radio vs. Movable Type; Meryl on MT for articles and weblog; More on MT-Macros: defining acronyms
16: Analysis of Bush presidency suggests a nation overthrown; To WEP or not to WEP (reasons not to encrypt wireless Internet access); 10 tips on writing the living Web; New Architect: Rethinking the Macintosh; War. Iraq. Just stop; Robin Williams on the Pledge
18: Fink: Unix apps aplenty in Mac OS X; Mac OS X: Chimera Navigator has just become awesome
19: Trading in WWJD pins for American flags
20: Microsoft lobbies against open-source software in government; Macs provide UNIX computing power to scientists
22: Unix as literature, revisited
23: Test post from w.bloggar in
24: Groove’s corporate policies on employee weblogs
26: Dean, Andrea got some ‘spleenin’ to do; Weblogs give people voices
27: Unxutils: GNU tools in Windows (lean alternative to cygwin); Weblogs provide the backstory to meeting people; Bush says he doesn’t need approval from Congress to wage war; Blogging to catch ideas before they slip away
28: Ray Ozzie recommends Casio Exilim EX-S1 digital camera
29: Interesting Bush links

July 2002

2: Blogskins.com now has MT skins; First post on Cornerhost MT blog!
8: Dubya losing the benefit of the doubt; Weblogs and firm-wide knowledge management; Microsoft, NNTP, and the mismanagement of knowledge management; Blogging via outlines: Marc’s activeRenderer tool comes of age?; Blogs as disruptive tech; Cable net access—boon and bummer
10: Gore Vidal minces no words about Bush and American empire; Doc Searls: Computing infrastructure transparency; K-logging slides, getting up to speed, “weblogs as lab notebooks”
12: Public radio ointment blooper; Blogchalkin’
15: wIndependence Day essay contest; Killer election issue? Stock market’s effect on older Americans; Mac OS X cred continues upward; Klogging, keeping good ideas afloat
17: Outliner blogging; Short rant: Apple's .Mac fee clobbering mac.com email account; Googling for links to your site; Resurrecting Classic fonts in Mac OS X redux; Audible.com audio content playable on iPod
18: Atomz blog search index now updated
19: Leave the light on for Googlebot; Books on iPod aren’t Audible (until iPod software update, set for August)
21: Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 released, generating an efficient apt sources.list
22: A Difficult Start for Bush
24: Macs in the enterprise: the thrill is back; Radio UserLand powers Salon Blogs
29: Blogs4God: Definitive list of Christian blogs; Paddington the Courageous Bouvier tells cancer, Not yet; Learning to love Big Brother: George W. Bush channels George Orwell; Blog title of the week: Bush Impeachment Countdown
30: Antithesis: a voice from the emerging Christian counterculture; John Farr, life/work, PayPal
31: ZDNet: Microsoft, IT costs; HP set to crush own testicles (with DMCA)

June 2002

4: Radio toolplay; Lily in the sunshine; A Web Tool for Stargazing - darksky.org
5: Trends in Japan: Shiny mud balls
7: bbum comments on ssh and rsync usage
11: My first CSS MT design; Jeremy’s photolog instructions work great
12: Design tips for church and charity websites; How to create a directory in Radio’s Outliner; First solo CSS weblog design
13: OSX 10.1.5 RagePro driver for PowerBook Lombard; On blogging and workgroup wordlessness
14: Blogging, writing, exercise for the mind
16: My second CSS MT design
17: More 3-col CSS layout progress
18: CSS layout in 3 browsers
19: Yes! CSS layouts really starting to make sense; Which wireless base station?
20: Christian weblog list
25: 30 days to a more accessible weblog
26: Excellent k-log resources I noticed today; Day 13: Using real links (no javascript)
28: MySQL migration complete!; MT v2.21 upgrade boo-boo? FIXED!

May 2002

3: Microsoft removes claim that Windows is legal requirement
4: Test driving Joe Gregorio's CSS Theme
5: Kati’s learning to weblog; Martin's learning fast, too
6: Peruvian Congressman’s Open Letter to Microsoft; Why I have bought my last Windows-based computer; Open schools to open source; The future of TV advertising
8: Little bits of CSS progress
9: Tim O’Reilly explains why Mac OS X might be the next big thing; Never underestimate the influence of the dimwitted and willfully uninformed; Diveintomark.org as CSS showcase; Time to move up from Netscape 4.x. Doesn’t necessarily mean IE
10: MovableWorksOfArt; An interesting melding of weblog and wiki; Microsoft Word. Just say hell no
11: Kill the font cache to resolve font problems
13: Trying out Stephen’s referral system
15: Shoulders of giants; Perils and pratfalls on the road to CSS enlightenment
16: Copyright/terms-of-use assistance to the rescue
17: School’s out for summer
25: Copyright learning and opinions
30: Verdan Verdana-nanna; Mac OS X: Gnus -> remote Courier IMAP via ssh-agent

April 2002

4: Microsoft and Unisys are way, way out
10: Inventor’s communion machine finds a niche
11: Ding-dong, HailStorm is dead.; [Securely] upstreaming Work category to different server: More experiments
13: Democrat Implies Sept. 11 Administration Plot
14: WikiLog: an attempt to synthesize the best aspects of WikiWikis and WebLogs; In a Forceful Speech, Gore Criticizes Administration
15: Microsoft, you are the weakest link. Good-bye.; My college professor under siege at Bethlehem University; How to hack an iPod; Business pros flock to weblogs
16: The Bush Doctrine, R.I.P.
17: Singlefile: Organize your book collection; Mach-o Mozilla (Mac OS X) almost rocks; I made mine Dvorak; Solution: Web services behind firewall
19: Trying the PWM window manager; John Jeavons: The man who would feed the world
20: The English gardening tools formerly known as Bulldog; Cool Radio tool: RssDistiller (Paolo’s HOWTO); Cool Radio tool: RemoteEdit (for editing Radio themes); Learn to blog, blog to learn; Weblogging: Another kind of website; Weblogs, part II: A Swiss Army website
22: New Macs are based on Darwinism. Not.; Hairline layout goodness at DissociatedPress.net; Gentoo Linux PPC
23: Gates testimony a PR jewel; Anti-Apple Christian web site a hoax
24: Doc Searls: Tending a tadpole; Jurassic Computer Park
26: Mozilla bookmark keywords for speedy URL gotos; A coder’s guide to coffee
27: What you get when you buy a modern Mac; Why you want Linux — or not
30: Setting Fire to Hollywood’s Plans for the Net: The GeekPAC Story; CIFS, Microsoft and the Samba team; Okay, James, you got a link, baby

March 2002

4: Uhh, what to say?
15: Microsoft’s coziness with U.S. Justice Department; Disingenuous Comments from Michael Eisner; Open Source Household; UNIX under the Desktop; Writing in Mozilla
18: Publish Radio weblog to another box in addition to upstreaming to UserLand; Maintaining customized weblog theme into categories
22: Anti-copy bill hits DC (CBDTPA); Drat, lost my hard-won theme tweaks during RCS test
25: Tips from Mark Woods; Mark Crispin Miller: Brain Drain; Success! Upstreaming a category elsewhere (specifically, a remote RCS)
29: Mounting Samba volumes in Mac OS X; Trying out Dave’s Instant Outliner; Creating a story for displaying my instant outline

February 2002

5: Marion Pritchard, rescuer of children; Michael Moore’s Open Letter to George W. Bush
13: Microsoft’s lobbying efforts eclipse Enron
27: Wikis for weblogging

January 2002

17: Microsoft discovers security
25: Ah, now I’m getting somewhere.
26: Weblogs: Radio or Wiki

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