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Monthly Archives: August 2010
MLK Art Photos
a.gallery { float: left; clear: left; margin-left: 0px; margin-right: 1em; margin-top: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em; } I met up with R. on the Mall today to see the MLK art, an accordion-folded display that showed four pictures of Martin Luther King, … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged civil rights, Martin Luther King Jr., National Mall, photos, Washington DC
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Teabagger Rally Photos
a.gallery { float: left; clear: left; margin-top: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em; margin-left: 0em; } Some photos of the Glenn Beck teabagger rally on the Mall today.
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Captain America, Glenn Beck, Michele Bachmann, National Mall, photos, teabaggers, Washington DC
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Let’s Ban Churches Next to Other Churches
It occurs to me that I haven’t weighed in on the hot topic du jour, the question of whether there should be mosque at Ground Zero. The argument seems to be: it’s outrageous and offensive that members of a religion … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, News, Religion
Tagged Cordoba House, Ground Zero mosque, New York, Park 51, religious intolerance
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Respecting Everyone’s Beliefs
There’s a phrase that’s been annoying me lately. I don’t know whether it’s a new thing, or something that’s been floating around for years but only recently came to my attention, but it’s been bugging me. “We should respect everyone’s … Continue reading
A Couple of News Items
First, an editorial in the Moonie Times about why the Proposition 8 decision was a mistake. Just to dash any hopes you might have had that it might be well thought out: First of all, the Plaintiffs have made (deliberately) … Continue reading
dirvish + MySQL
I’ve been using dirvish to do backups at home. One problem I’ve always had is how to back up MySQL databases, since the backup takes a snapshot of the binary files, so if it happens at the wrong time (e.g., … Continue reading
Possible Outage
ooblick.com might be down this weekend (Update, Aug. 14, 2010: Well, it’s Saturday, and the server’s still up. So yay) due to electrical work being done in the building that houses the server. I’m not yet sure whether the server … Continue reading
QOTD
This may be my favorite bit from the Prop 8 ruling yet (findings of law, p. 128): To the extent California has an interest in encouragingsexual activity to occur within marriage (a debatable propositionin light of Lawrence, 539 US at … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics, Religion
Tagged fundies, gay rights, marriage, proposition 8, proposition 8 trial, sex
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Prop 8 Ruled Unconstitutional
You’ve probably heard it by now, but a federal judge has ruled Proposition 8 unconstitutional (decision; mirror). (In case you’d forgotten, Proposition 8 was a ballot initiative that took away millions of Californians’ right to marry, on the grounds that … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged gay marriage, gay rights, proposition 8, proposition 8 trial, Vaughn Walker
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“A Life-Changing Experience” (An Atheist Goes to Church)
A few weeks ago, I got a flier stuck on my door: A MUST-HEAR MESSAGE FROM MR. CLIFFORD BROWN, AN AWESOME MAN OF GOD! Come out to hear the specific instructions given by God in the Garden of Eden. Afterwards, … Continue reading
Posted in Religion
Tagged Blag Hag, church, homophobia, ice cream, sexual stereotypes
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