How does the blog look now? Please note your operating system and browser, and if it seems freakishly large or normal. Share this article Hide Sites $$(‘div.d2022′).each( function(e) { e.visualEffect(‘slide_up’,{duration:0.5}) });
With the departure of the Canadian congregations to make the Canadian Unitarian Council (CUC) autonomous, I think UUA watchers suspected it was just a matter of time before some of the northerly US districts started merging. Share this article Hide Sites $$(‘div.d2020′).each( function(e) { e.visualEffect(‘slide_up’,{duration:0.5}) });
If there’s a local ministry we can look to helping at the 2008 GA, perhaps this is the one, very near the Convention Center Seafarer’s House Share this article Hide Sites $$(‘div.d2015′).each( function(e) { e.visualEffect(‘slide_up’,{duration:0.5}) });
This may be my Southern and East Coast associations showing, in my twenty-plus years of being a Unitarian Universalist, Starr King School for the Ministry has always been “that school.” You know, the funny one. The one with a penchant for curly, spirally graphics. The one that’s so serious about language — remember the poetry-filled [...]
So it looks like the Fort Lauderdale convention center — home of GA 2008 — faces petroleum tanks. Who cares? The rear looks towards the port, where the cruise ships dock. That’s encouraging, right? Share this article Hide Sites $$(‘div.d2018′).each( function(e) { e.visualEffect(‘slide_up’,{duration:0.5}) });
I’ve had this blog theme for a year and a half, perhaps more. I’m going to try a few themes live and see what I like. Some links, features and other tidbits may not work when I install them and I’ll only make fixes if I think I have a semi-finalist. Feel free to comment. [...]
I thought, “Why wait to look into GA 2008? After all, I might attend that one.” There’s a direct rail connection from Washington to Ft. Lauderdale — tres, tres green — and you’d think the hospitality industry would make it a delightful stay. I might be very wrong. (Google maps, hybrid view) I doubt those [...]
I think “LT” at thelivelytradition is working in the right direction in his series on UUA independent affiliate situation. A lot of email is being spilled on this subject. Start reading here and keep going until its done. I’ll pick up the theme myself later. Lunch is over; back to work. Share this article Hide [...]
I thought I was going to ruin Ms. Theologian’s day when I wrote at her blog (Surviving the Workday) that her dear Moleskine notebooks — despite protesting they’re “designed in Italy” — are in fact made in China. She has been very keen to avoid buying anything made in China and for good reason. (I [...]
Every day, central authorities loose a little more power. Whether their power was delegated or co-opted, we needed them to make decisions because there was no way to organize mass, non-local movements on a peer basis. Every day, technological improvements and personal attitudes lower the barrier to peer-to-peer information sharing, product production, collective action and [...]
