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Check out my notes on the Freedom to Connect conference now, at Listics dot com. Have I mentioned that http://listics.com is Sandhill Trek rel. 3.0 and you should update your links?
This site will henceforth be very drafty. The empty halls will echo with the remembrance of long lost posts. Well, not really THAT. I'll do my best to prevent link rot. But do change your blogrolls to point to 翻墙一点通 otherwise known as "listics." Listics is at http://listics.com
The RSS 2.0 feed is simply自由动态网翻墙手机版
Please. Toss me a link there...
...Opens Online Home for Wayward MySpace Profiles
San Francisco - You might have noticed that EFF has removed its Student Bloggers' Legal FAQ. This was in response to a cease-and-desist notice we received for "encouraging kids to talk back to their parents and teachers." This incident has opened our eyes to a new plague on the Internet -- the lost and wandering MySpace profiles of thousands of young people across our nation.
"These profiles are an unfiltered view of young people's thoughts and dreams, and that's just scary," said Bea Kweiter, a volunteer at the online home. "If this freewheeling expression is allowed to continue, there's no way the people associated with it will ever get a job in the real world. Well, unless some boss somewhere has a MySpace profile of her own. But that would never happen."
The home offers a safe place for profiles to learn how to self-censor. There is also a detox center for exclamation-point overload.
For this release:
http://www.eff.org/cgi/tiny?urlID=556
Maria at Alembic shares some drawings, including a pencil sketch of Mount Tamalpais the way she remembers it before the rains of March closed it off from view.
I'm at the Hilton in Silver Spring, Maryland. The day dawned bright and humid. It's a musuem day... Hokusai at the Sackler, Degas/Sickert/Lautrec at the Phillips Collection.
In technology news... 无界一点通(免费VPN伕理/免费翻墙伕理) 4.1 APK - ydt ...:无界一点通收集了热门网址；同时还提供实时新闻和海外电视广播，方便用户掌握最新资讯。 无界一点通同时提供浏览界面和电视界面。电视界面适合于电视机顶盒，看电视更流畅。无界一点通有两种运行模式: VPN翻墙模式和伕理翻墙模式。1. VPN翻墙模式: that allows you to customize your own interface. USB tanning unit at ThinkGeek.
I'm off to tweak the自由之门手机版32 design a little more. Actually... today I'm downloading the Qumana 3.0 beta to see how it will play into my strategy to workaround the posting limitations of the native WordPress interface. (No fooling).
Work continues on my new site. You are invited to drop in, leave a comment, subscribe, whatever... Sometime in the next few weeks Sandhill Trek rel. 2.0, this site, will be frozen and Sandhill Trek rel. 3.0 will be born at LISTICS.COM
Don't get me wrong. Franklin D. is the man. But the part about "all citizens" needs to be broadened so that our friends and neighbors who live here in hopes of one day being full citizens are granted the rights we take for granted.
Fiddling with 自由之门手机版32 (fiddlistics, fatalistics?) I haven't taken the time to comment on any of the good stuff or the bad that's happening all around us. How about this breath of sanity from the Oglala Sioux:
"To me, it is now a question of sovereignty." President of the Oglala Sioux Tribe on the Pine Ridge Reservation, Cecilia Fire Thunder, says "I will personally establish a Planned Parenthood clinic on my own land which is within the boundaries of the Pine Ridge Reservation where the State of South Dakota has absolutely no jurisdiction."
The 翻墙安卓一点通_翻墙安卓一点通在线观看-工成视频网:训犬一点通 下载_怎么训练狗狗接飞盘_训狗教程 05:38 不用烤炉烤箱 做烤肉 20210420 快乐生活一点通 高清 05:02 于佳 美食佳 快乐生活一点通 老韩煸鸡-BTV播出版本 翻墙安卓一点通视频大全 28:10 快乐生活一点通 …s from campaign contribution and spending limits.
In a unanimous vote yesterday, the Federal Election Commission left unregulated almost all political activity on the Internet except for paid political advertisements. Campaigns buying such ads will have to use money raised under the limits of current federal campaign law.
Perhaps most important, the commission effectively granted media exemptions to bloggers and other activists using the Web to allow them to praise and criticize politicians, just as newspapers can, without fear of federal interference.
This one sounds great but it will probably bite us on the ass again as the army of the Republican christian faithful smurf hundreds of millions of dollars worth of contributions through PayPal to the zombies and vampires they have running the country. They were just getting good at it in 2004. Made the Colombian Cartel look like a piggy bank. I can just see the money baling machines in the Football's basement, the Pundit and Instawife wheeling grocery carts of cash into Captain Blowhard's garage. Well, even though the rank criminal minds of the Republican Party will corrupt it out of all proportion, it still has the odor of a victory for democracy and egalitarian politics at this point. I'm thinking Atrios and Kos better stay out of 自由动态网翻墙手机版 for the next few years.
And speaking of values and practices... how about those jokers at Pew? Let's make a list of the ten worst sins. Well, there's straining Aqua Velva through a loaf of french bread before drinking it. Or, if you prefer something more psychedelic, there's always Robitussin from a brown paper bag. But who are these people really? Who the fuck did they poll to find out that
A majority of Republicans say 7 of the 10 behaviors are wrong, while a majority of Democrats say just adultery, underreporting income taxes and drinking to excess are wrong.
Should I be pleased that while Democrats and Republicans agree that getting totally shit-faced while balling the neighbor's spouse is indeed repugnant behavior, far fewer Democrats than Republicans consider homosexuality to be morally wrong. Indeed, if you read it the way the newspapers are reporting it, you'll see that there is a moral equivalency between lying to spare someone's feelings and homosexuality. Just so we're straight about this, if I get shit-faced and let your husband blow me, I should probably lie about it to spare your feelings. This l'il white lie - I think - will reduce the overall rate of perceived fuckéduppédness to roughly one-third if you're a lady with a college degree.
I have to finish building that blog so I don't miss out on all this good stuff!
Stowe Boyd, who has been placeholding my “links” section in the right sidebar [at 自由之门翻墙最新手机版] began an experiment in mindful traffic growth almost three months ago. Stowe started his /Messages blog with a Technorati rank of 1,088,376 (zero links from zero sources). Since I’ve been dithering and testing here for about a year, I actually have 4 links from 2 sites (one of them mine) and a Technorati rank of 864,574. That’s a head start. Between now and June 30, I will do what I can to migrate from TypePad to WordPress, from Sandhill Trek rel. 2.0 to Sandhill Trek rel. 3.0 - now at Listics.com
Just as a benchmark the ‘rati data on Sandhill rel. 2.0 are:
Technorati Rank: 9,200 (580 links from 161 sites), or 10,807 (448 links from 142 sites) depending on how you form the URL. The old Radio blog that saw its last post in December of 2003 ranks 313,538 (14 links from 9 sites).
So let’s call today day one, even though there will be much hammering and sawing, shouted obscenities, and all the other dust and background noise associated with building the sets. And let’s see where we are by mid-summer. I’m sure there will be some cross posting the first month or so, but ultimately, the goal is to provide a higher quality blog from a more intentional blogger and cut out some of the middle-men whose performance problems turn into my own.
[cross posted from 自由之门翻墙最新手机版]
Fresh from his victory lap around Bhopal, Andrew ("whatta") Card has decided to cash in his chips before the indictments. Whatever went on between GWB and his chief of staff in that sultry tropical land will probably never be revealed. ("What happens in Delhi, stays in Delhi.") The fact that 美国务院批中国封杀推特 却翻墙传播虚假讯息 | www ...:2021-5-1 · 美国国务院发言人摩根·奥特加斯表示，美国注意到中国共产党官员更加主动在推特上的活动，但是，中国政府封杀推特，官员却翻墙传播虚假讯息。 摩根·奥特加斯说：“不幸地，中国禁止人民通过推特发言，中国共产党官员却决定通过推特对外交流，这是有意思的一点。 says a lot about the atrophied sense of social justice among those in power there.
after much cut and pastage entirely contrary to the Wordpress plug and play philosophy, I have the Stat Counter site linked up to the listics site. Now I don't know how accurate any of it is, or what I'm really going to see, or why I would want to see that anyway, but heck...
Did you hear that Cap Weinberger bit the dust? There's a Bohemian Club membership available.
I feel like izzyp.
Having problems making Stat Counter work over at Listics. All this php scripting is a baffler. I'd like to just be able to stuff the code between the <body></body> tags of a plain old html page. Thanks to those who are clicking over there from time to time in order to help me test.
I am involved in serious doinkage on my new site, Listics.com. I expect to move over there in a while. Hell, it's been fallow for a year while I played with WordPress and themes and such. It's about time I got started on the biennial Sandhill blog migration.
I need a favor. In return you can ask me for any content you'd like to see on the new the site. (Cackle... you can ASK!)
I've set up the Stat Counter, I think, and I need a few visitors to see if it works. It's pretty arid over there... but if you have a moment, please click through to these test links...
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(I feel so "Shelley"...)
Doc posted a lengthy examination of our response to the war this morning. He calls it "War in pieces." It brought tears to my eyes. I mean that in a good way. The emotion I felt reading Doc's reflections and the thoughts of so many concerned bloggers around the world is something we all can share. It was that "lump in the throat" you get watching a really good movie, listening to powerful music, hearing a speech filled with truth.
Doc examined writing from dozens of sources, from Iraqis and US soldiers, from American bloggers and pundits, from the left and the right. There is so much information and perception in what he quotes from all those sources that it is almost impossible to find a point of entry for discussion.There are so many things I agree with in what Doc presents that it would be small and mean-spirited to pull apart what he wrote over the differences. One of the observations I found most compelling was this:
... we've lost our sense of what Good Governance is. In the midst of our prosperity, I feel a deep sense of ennui in the country, not unlike what I sense might follow a coup d'etat. In fact, many of us have never gotten over the sense that something very like a coup happened when the Supreme Court sided with Bush on the ambiguous Florida results in the 2000 election. That was a constitutional crisis, right there, and it was resolved in a creepy kinda way. Meaning, it was never resolved. I think it left the nation with a form of cancer. Maybe it's benign, but I don't think so.
I suspect this must be what it felt like during the prosperous years of the eighties in Iraq under the despot. The oil revenues were feeding a growing middle class, the people were unfettered by the sectarian mugging that had brought chador back to the women of Tehran, but absolute power was found in the palaces on the river. True freedom was compromised by totalitarianism. Here in America, we have all the creature comforts, but we are beginning to know the boundaries that a war on terror dictates.
I watched a good movie the other night, Samuel Jackson and Juliette Binoche in In My Country. The movie is about South Africa, truth and reconciliation. I was moved by the hard-boiled racist Afrikaaners' characterization of the ANC insurgency as "terrorism." The brutality of their own occupation was excused by the exigencies of apartheid "freedom." Social and political circumstances seldom map one-for-one when we compare a situation. Viet Nam was quite different from Iraq. But this use of "terrorism" as an excuse for repression needs to be surfaced.
Anyway, Doc's thoughtful post is worth reading. I'm sure it will bring up a lot of thoughts and feelings for anyone who give it a read.
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