Sorry to everyone who saw gobbledygook… it was a problem with the automated backup program I was using. It’s been disabled, and everything is back to normal.
I promise I’ll post here again sometime… :-)
Sorry to everyone who saw gobbledygook… it was a problem with the automated backup program I was using. It’s been disabled, and everything is back to normal.
I promise I’ll post here again sometime… :-)
Tags: debugging, WordPress
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I know. It’s been a while. I keep pledging to update more regularly, and I keep not updating more regularly. But now that I’m home sick for the day, I figure this is as good a time as ever.
Thing the First: No more Mubarak! The Egyptian people win. But it’s important to remember that Mubarak and Nasser both rose up through the military too… so putting the military in charge is only as good as making sure that whichever general rises to the top doesn’t do the same thing. Still, the fact that the people did what they did should strike fear into the hearts of dictators around the world. (I know I haven’t said anything profound here, but I really wanted an excuse to post the image below.)
Thing the Second: If you haven’t read The New Yorker‘s unbelievable article on Scientology, you really must. Stories like this are why we still need long-form real journalism in this country, and the kind of thing that even the biggest army of bloggers can’t put together.

Someone on one of the political blogs I frequent used the word 'lolronhubbard' and it inspired me to create this.
Thing the Third: Does anyone know a WordPress plugin that can syndicate the links I post to Facebook? Most of my commentary is going up over there these days, but I don’t want to either (a) put my Facebook stuff public (for rather obvious reasons) or (b) have to do everything twice. Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? (My students didn’t get that joke the other day, because they were born after the fall of the Soviet Union. I feel old.)
Tags: Egypt, Facebook, Hosni Mubarak, L. Ron Hubbard, lolronhubbard, Scientology, WordPress
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…there have been a few changes around here.
For one, I finally ditched Blogger for good and went over to WordPress, which I’ve been using for a while over at the Matthew 25 Network site. I like having more control over the page, and having everything hosted on my own server, rather than having to worry about whether or not Google managed to break Blogger this week.
I also prettified the graphics by quite a bit – mostly because I thought they needed a serious overhaul. Now I’ve got the whole church-state theme going on, and I’m quite satisfied with it.
I’m going to be doing a lot more tweaking on the site over the coming weeks, so check back often! (I’m also going to be trying to post a lot more often :-) )
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Yeah, things are changing. Everything is changing. I’ll have a new site up soon. Watch this space. Trust no one.
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