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I’ve just uploaded this file: http://kenneth.typepad.com/blog/pphlogger.js in an attempt to try out adfreestats. We’ll see!

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By Donald Kagan. Finished at last! Not quite a gripping read, but really very readable.
I was struck (and horrified) by this first exposure to ancient Greece. I don’t know why I should be surprised that there’s nothing new under the sun, but to find that the Athenian democracy was full of self-serving, violent, dishonest politicians [...]

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See the animated gifs towards the bottom of this page: Spaceweather.com: October 2003 Aurora Gallery If this isn’t just too cool, I don’t know what is. I’m hoping we’ll see some Northern Lights here in Boston tonight.

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By Paul A. Lacey. Pendle Hill Pamphlet 365, 2003.
This provocative pamphlet serves as an overview of contemporary Quaker approaches to issues of power and authority within the Friends community. The first half of the pamphlet summarizes the development of Quaker leadership structures in the 17th century, while the second half moves quickly through major changes [...]

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Testimony in support of the Marriage Bill, H 3677, before the Massachusetts House
23 October 2003
To: Honorable Chairpersons, members of the Judiciary Committee, and members of the General Court
I speak in support of the Marriage Bill, H 3677. Simply as a citizen of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, I would urge you to approve this bill, ending [...]

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Somehow I’ve become included in yahoo and google search results, and it’s fascinating to take a look at my statistics page now. (Typepad offers a rather basic statistics page, but eventually I caught on to the fact that I can tell what search phrase was used.)
It seems I should be more careful to say something [...]

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Carol Berg. There’s lots of tension before the resolution.

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It’s a real privilege to work with my colleagues at UU World. Yesterday CW led the UUA staff chapel. He wrote the first reading, a wonderful invitation, which you can find on his blog here: Philocrites: Creation’s table. He also wrote the three hymns we sang, which you can find if you poke around his [...]

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Carol Berg. Continues to explore love, trust, duty, courage. Very much heroic (or perhaps tragic?) fantasy.

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Carol Berg. One of those lovely love stories between heterosexual males. Solid beginning to a fantasy trilogy.

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