As I have been going through this process of rethinking my entire blog architecture, I have had a chance to catch up on some of the latest and greatest that web technology has to offer.
It makes me think of when XML really started coming onto the scene, in 1999, and there were all of these […]

I found this thought on Dylan F. Tweney’s blog, The Tweney Report
“It’s been clear to me since before the election that progressives have lost control of the national dialog. Conservatives have spent the past four decades organizing think tanks, publishing journals, training politicians, and getting everyone on the same page–while liberals have chased after a […]

Well, I was cruzing along with the new Blosxom install, and I ran into some pretty big frusteration with the writeback plugins. I also found a fairly large security vulnerability reported from ISS, and decided that I should at least reconsider some of the other blog distros, and after looking for a little while, […]

Well, I am just about done with the revamped Diary Of A Madman, which will be integrated with my other website. I will also have two additional blogs to ignore. I am also in the process of embracing XML as I struggle to learn OPML 1.0 and all it’s quirks, and RSS, and […]

The CDC is proposing a change to current policy regarding AIDS/HIV Prevention.
The new rules force state and county public health departments to change the current education material on safe sex and condoms, to include a large portion on the importance of abstinence and “monogamy in the context of marriage”.
While I’m sure the administration doesn’t see […]

First off, Happy Trytophan-Coma day. To the purests outthere, I know that it is now said that tryptophan doesn’t play nearly as much of a roll in the coma as digestion working overtime, screw you. The Pilgrims started plotting taking the indians land almost as soon as they sat down to eat, but […]

is pretty damned disturbing

So, I am currently in the process of trying to figure out how Bush stole the election.
At first, I was willing to accept that he had one, however as I have been thinking about it, the entrance polls, exit polls, said Kerry was going to win, and historically, a stronger turn out means more democrats […]