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- Video - Bush's lies leading to Iraq war
- Outrage, Hope and Action
- 3/9
- ...
- back from practice in time to see the nephew and put him to bed.
- the links & miscellany of m.kelley
- 3/9
- back from practice in time to see the nephew and put him to bed....
- Center for Public Integrity - Investigative Journalism
- Outrage, Hope and Action
- 3/9
- Following 9/11, President Bush and seven top officials of his administration waged a carefully orchestrated campaign of misinformation about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's Iraq. President George W. Bush and seven of his administration's top officials, including Vice President...
- M82-Bodeâ€™s Galaxy on 3/8/08
- Flintstone Stargazing
- Ed
- 3/9
- M82-Bodeâ€™s Galaxy on 3/8/08 Tonight was kind of hazy so I decided to just get one image. Iâ€™ve imaged Bodeâ€™s Galaxy before, but never for very long. Itâ€™s actually quite large and a reasonably easy-to-find target. It and the Cigar Galaxy...
- fairy princess queen
- home is where one starts from
- red clay
- 3/9
- this evening after his sister was done dressing up, my nephew eliot put on her costume. he said he was a fairy, a princess, and a queen. ...
- this crazy muse
- home is where one starts from
- red clay
- 3/9
- ...
- Self Portrait Sunday: Mickey and Me
- Always, Alli
- Alli
- 3/9
- This isnâ€™t a self portrait (obviously) but it is a picture I wanted to share from my Orlando trip. The quintessential picture with Mickey! When our group (Courtney, Trevor, and me!) arrived in Mickeyâ€™s Toontown Fair there were two houses-...
- The Trip Home
- Chatta Mom
- Omie
- 3/9
- A pastor had been on a long flight between church conferences. The first warning of the approaching problems came when the sign on the airplane flashed on: Fasten Your Seat Belts. Then, after a while, a calm voice said, "We...
- Google Maps Street View spotted in Chattanooga
- WHAT YOU TALKIN' 'BOUT, WILLIS?
- cmwillis
- 3/9
- My tech-savvy wife spotted and correctly identified the Google Map's street view car in Chattanooga last week. Here is a shot of it working in Knoxville: Wonder what weird things they'll catch Chattanoogans doing. Reality Me Â» Knoxville Street Views Happening Now...
- Bonus Limericks
- PENSIEVE
- Robin (Pensieve)
- 3/9
- Pensieve's Poetic License has been tons o' fun this month with all things "limerick", and it's been a delight to see new voices mingled with the familiar. Please be sure and visit the participants if this poetic form tickles your...
- Esme' Turns 25
- phildirtwanted
- phildirt
- 3/9
- My daughter Esme' was born 25 years ago on March 10th. It was a snowy cold day in Tn in 1983. Today she is in Fl at her grandparent's home relaxing and enjoying her spring break. She...
- Christian Brothers fends off pesky Bisons to win GSC Tournament
- John Wright's Weblog
- John Wright
- 3/9
- Iâ€™m glad this game was televised, because there really is a lot to say about the play of both teams in this game, which wasnâ€™t as close as the 93-89 final score might indicate. CBU led almost the entire...
- Rice ingenuity
- Dust Bowl Migrants
- tom
- 3/9
- Judith A. Carney, Black Rice: The African Origins of Rice Cultivation in the Americas (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2001) For too long, agricultural history has told the stories of commodity production alone. Scholarly treatments of the Columbian Exchange, meanwhile,...
- Sometimes the best explanation is the simplest one
- Dust Bowl Migrants
- tom
- 3/9
- This article from B&C is a good example of how overbearing the academic obsession with nuance, complications, and power relations can be. ...
- Auburn loss mercifully ends regular season
- The Auburn Elvis Blog
- Auburn Elvis
- 3/9
- Well, the seasonâ€™s finally over. All-in-all, I think last place in the SEC was almost guaranteed since January. Only a complete collapse by Alabama and Georgiaâ€™s continued post-Harrick hangover made the competition for last place interesting. Heck, LSU fired Brady...
- Breaking: Tucker Axed!
- 10,000 Monkeys and a Camera
- alice
- 3/9
- Finally!Is he heading for a game show? A video store? Jon's studio? Who cares! I want to know who's going to replace him! UPDATE: more here and here....
- yoda and homework
- A Jeep In Summer
- mike
- 3/9
- Done on time must homework be! Yes, hmmm. Visit this site for more fun, you can....
- Dung; Its Characteristics and Management
- Dust Bowl Migrants
- tom
- 3/9
- Reaction to Steven Stoll, Larding the Lean Earth: Soil and Society in Nineteenth-Century America (New York: Hill and Wang, 2002). Larding the Lean Earth is a provocative work. In part this stems from Steven Stoll’s knack for turning...
- Laborlords of Horti - Culture
- Dust Bowl Migrants
- tom
- 3/9
- David Vaught, Cultivating California: Growers, Specialty Crops, and Labor, 1875-1920 (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999). Perhaps more than any other state, California is indelibly associated with what has been called “agribusiness” or “industrial agriculture.” The state’s...
- Race, Nation, and -- Horticulture?
- Dust Bowl Migrants
- tom
- 3/9
- Review Essay of: Gary Gerstle, American Crucible: Race and Nation in the Twentieth Century (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2001) David Vaught, Cultivating California: Growers, Specialty Crops, and Labor, 1875-1920 (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999) Contradictions make good material for history...
- quote to get me through next week
- A Jeep In Summer
- mike
- 3/9
- "Although teachers must plan classes diligently--indeed genius may be diligence--the teaching life is messy. You don't sit in a study surrounded by leather-bound books, titles stamped on their spine in gilt. You sit in a classroom, students and...
- How the State Helped Farmers Exploit Workers: The Roots of Migrant Poverty
- Dust Bowl Migrants
- tom
- 3/9
- Cindy Hahamovitch, The Fruits of Their Labor: Atlantic Coast Farmworkers and the Making of Migrant Poverty, 1870-1945 (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1997). Cindy Hahamovitch’s moral clarity is refreshing. Without pausing to apologize or equivocate, The Fruits of...
- Letâ€™s make note and move on
- Crumley Family Blog
- mrscrumley
- 3/9
- I would just like to point out how yesterday I didnâ€™t blog once about snow and how ridiculous is was to have snow in March, in the South. I didnâ€™t rush out and take any pictures, I didnâ€™t even take...
- lazy day. watching the wifey play wiiboxing. gotta get ready soon before band practice. discovered...
- the links & miscellany of m.kelley
- 3/9
- lazy day. watching the wifey play wiiboxing. gotta get ready soon before band practice. discovered ffffound today....
- How to use the AeroPress (my way)
- PhragMunkee.com
- PhragMunkee
- 3/9
- Boil water. Grind two scoops of roasted beans on a medium-fine setting. Put the filter in the AeroPress (this can be easy to forget sometimes). Also, if you re-use the filter like I do, it may be a little crinkled....
- Photo Messier Marathon 2008 - Day 1
- Flintstone Stargazing
- Ed
- 3/9
- Photo Messier Marathon 2008 - Day 1 Hereâ€™s the composite image of all 43 of the Messier Objects I captured last night. Each image is made of fifteen 15s images stacked (225s total). Iâ€™m hoping to fill the entire grid out...
- Harding advances again, to face CBU for GSC title
- John Wright's Weblog
- John Wright
- 3/9
- Note for feed reader users: You probably canâ€™t see the tables in this post. Click through for the full detail. The Bisons played a rare high-scoring GSC contest in the tournament semifinals against the Eastâ€™s #2 seed, Valdosta State, but...
- Annieâ€™s Quilt
- Sew Much More
- michellew
- 3/9
- You could say Iâ€™ve been a quilt machine lately. But with all of these wonderful friends having babies what else could I do but make cute quilts for them!? So hereâ€™s my sweet friend Annieâ€™s quilt. I...
- Continued Adventures in Islamic "Justice"
- Irresponsible Journalism
- Josiah Roe
- 3/9
- "The requirements for proving unlawful sexual intercourse are even more strict than for the other hadd offences. On the strength of K 24:4* full evidence for this crime requires the concurring testimonies of four male eyewitnesses. They must...
- How much do I love that my kids told me to read this?
- PENSIEVE
- Robin (Pensieve)
- 3/9
- No additional comments necessary...this is a riot! Non Sequitur by Wiley...
- Signs of Life
- friday night running
- John Hawbaker
- 3/9
- Signs of Life Originally uploaded by JHawbaker1800 It looks like Spring is almost here…...
- cowgirl
- home is where one starts from
- red clay
- 3/9
- aunt kelly and uncle greg calliope and noah ...
- He wants to show you the snowflakes
- Daily Fuller Fix
- mrscrumley
- 3/9
- ...
- One Third of a Messier Marathon
- Flintstone Stargazing
- Ed
- 3/9
- Tonight, I started a Photographic Messier Marathon. The traditional Messier Marathon consists of trying to visually spot all 110 Messier Objects in a single night. Thereâ€™s only one time of year where itâ€™s really possible to do and you have to...
- Butter update
- Always, Alli
- Alli
- 3/9
- The other day I enjoyed such a lovely walk to the grocery store and back. 3 miles of walking. I loved it. Grace asked why I was taking pictures of butter and my friend Deb has put them to use: she...

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