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Tread lightly on the things of earth

Mike’s weblog about computing, politics, and faith (a progressive view)

Tags: , , , , , , , PSA: Eyes Wide Open in Memphis, Jan. 28-30, 2005

AFSC Eyes Wide Open photoIn this critical time, Eyes Wide Open speaks directly to our hearts and minds, shattering the claim that the war has made America safer and challenging us to confront our fears and let our dreams, not our nightmares, shape our collective future.


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Tags: , , , , , , , , Deep Dark, Book II

I survived Black Thursday.

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Tags: , Gnoppix is what it is because of what Ubuntu is

“Ubuntu” is an ancient African word, meaning “humanity to others”.

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Ranting for integrity (DAV and internal congruence)

Did you know that almost 97% of Americans look the other way when [the Disabled American Veterans] ask for help?

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Tags: , , , Local Textpattern development in MAMP?

MAMP provides Mac OS X (Panther) an utterly self-contained and easy-to-manage install of Apache2, PHP4, PHP5, and MySQL (also phpMyAdmin and MMCache) for up-to-date Web developing.

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Tags: , Finding patterns in my text (a weblog relaunch)

Whew — here’s all my content presented using Textpattern.

Intense cleaning, organizing, and navigational interlinking going on over next several days. Looking in, I don’t know if you’ll see a busy technician in an open-to-the-public laboratory — my preferred self-imagery — or a bonobo in a primate house flinging smelly bits.

Probably both.

Poke around as I work, or else visit the content as originally published 2002-2004:

[2005-03-29 update: Taking Movable Type archives completely offline in response to insane level of incoming comment spamming attempts. All archived content is available in current Textpattern presentation via search field.]

  • Tread lightly on the things of earth (MT weblog, 2003–2004)
  • Tread lightly (Radio Userland weblog, 2002)
  • Tread lightly: Interesting links (MT sideblog, 2003–2004)
  • Mike’s Photolog (MT photolog, 2002–2004)