The New York State Convention of Universalists have put up two of their publications online as PDFs: Remember Universalism into Life, a adult religious education program and The Universalist Heritage, a book of addresses.
Thanks NYSCU!
Aargh.
I think you can be deeply concerned about peak oil — and make a good case for it having passed — without sounding like a lunatic.
Peak oil or Hubbert’s peak is that moment in history when half of all the world’s oil supply has been consumed, presumably the half that’s easier to extract and refine. […]
Almost every day is Car Free DC Day for Hubby and I — we don’t own a car and we both routinely walk to work, but today is officially recognized as such, and I hope it become an annual event.
But if the concept is new to you, consider taking public transportation, a carpool, biking or […]
Does anyone know of (or apply) microformats to Unitarian Universalist Web sites? Might be good to be ahead of this before the release of Firefox 3, which will support them natively.
Hubby and I sept a couple of pleasant hours at the Takoma Park Folk Festival today. Inside-the-Beltway types know Takoma Park, Maryland — just over the D.C. line — is a wealthy suburb that takes crunchy-granola liberalism to the nth degree. (Someone explained it this way: it was founded by Seventh-Day Adventists and their vegetarianism […]
A Baptist pastor in Knoxville, Tennessee (where I have tons of relatives) delightfully points out the “failings” of the public school system. Bookmark this one.
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So guess what denomination was a sponsor for Doctor Who tonight, the geek-affirming Unitarian Universalists? No. The United Methodists, with one of their well-made and gently affecting spots.
Instead, the new Unitarian Universalist national campaign — the first in decades (hat tip: Philocrites) picks up Time magazine. Time, really? That just seems so, well let […]
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Software Freedom Day (SFD) is a worldwide celebration of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). Our goal in this celebration is to educate the worldwide public about of the benefits of using high quality FOSS in education, in government, at home, and […]
Later. To see the clip, go to The Colbert Report site and view the James Martin clip. The question I reference is at the very end, but if you like Colbert’s humor, you might find this whole clip funny and interesting. I don’t think I can imbed it.
Did anyone else just catch Stephen Colbert’s […]
