Dave points to this comment. My response? I'm thinking about offering an OPML hosting service sometime in the future. 
Dvorak is pointing to that ridiculous story about Lakehead University and wifi. This principal guy sounds like a dipshit.
Ben Goldacre has a good post on the BBC drama Judge John Deed and it's anti-scientific tendencies. Why can't the guys in white coats be right once in a while? I actually rather like the show, but hate the fact that it builds on such ridiculous ideas. Also check wongaBlog.
This story is horrible. Prejudiced Catholic judges are an evil that needs to be eliminated.
If you are in New Hampshire or you're a Free Stater, you might find Joanie's Reading Lists useful. She's got NHVotes.opml and NHCongressHeadlines.opml. She's having trouble with it (see the opml-newbies list), but it's a neat idea. Let freedom and OPML arise!
The ISPA are whining about the data retention legislation. Rightly, of course. Why don't the ISP's simply ignore the law? It's a shit law, and if European ISPs simply ignore it, and refuse to pay any fines, then there won't be a problem.
Now they have a beep every few minutes. Damn you - this was supposed to be 'quiet'.
How can Pope Benedict XVI, the head of an institution which has said for the last two thousand years "Believe in me or you shall burn in a fiery pit of hell", have the gall to preach tolerance and respect?
It's not just me who thinks that Pat Robertson is a slug.
Despite the fact that I use OPML (and, by extension, Frontier) for all my webby needs, if you are using iWeb and you don't have a .Mac account, this tip is for you!
Wowza! Virgin Trains gets the idea! They have sockets for laptops in standard class. No wifi, but this is a pretty fantastic idea. This way, I'll get to Birmingham with my battery charged up, and I'll get back to London with it charged up. Superb. Big, big plus. Now, if only they could turn the announcements off. I know that I'm going to Birmingham, for crying out loud. I don't need you to tell me that I am.
Good news. Start the Week, Broadcasting House, Today in Parliament and Front Row are all coming to podcasting. Fantastic. I love Today in Parliament but never listen to it.
Plastic: "By now the consequences of the government's War on Drugs are clear. Attacking supply and not demand has sparked a vicious and violent underground economy. A sum of $19 billion is spent every year prosecuting this war, the result of which is that the "land of the free" locks up a higher percentage of its population than any other country, a quarter of which are for drug offenses. Perhaps the enduring legacies of this war are the weakened communities and the resultant lack of economic mobility for those caught up in it."
So, Ken got kicked out for a month yesterday. Then I find this interesting chunk. So, Ken, with one hand, tells us that those who believe in an afterlife shouldn't be able to discuss politics because they've got a vested interest - and, at the same time, play constantly for the Muslim vote. Ken: you're not just a horrible creature, you're a hypocrite. Enjoy your month off...
Austin Cline is discussing how the Religious Right have a "gay fetish". Sorry, but I am trying to wash the vision of Pat Robertson in leather chaps and chains, whipping Jerry Falwell's ass with a tawse, out of my head. Perhaps Bill Dembski and Behe could be the cowboys from "Brokeback Mountain with Specified Complexity".
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And you say, these folks are scientists, right? Madness.
Plastic are discussing that most important of topics: is Daniel Craig a shitty James Bond?
Good analogy, though I'd substitute "penny sweets" in place of peas. Because everybody loves penny sweets, especially those sugar-coated cola bottle sweets.
Come on over, Dave. I've already been showing the OPML Editor to people at geeky get-togethers in London. If you find you need a sofa to sleep on with DSL access, just give me a shout.
