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Small gods, large curses
03.06.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Small gods, large cursesFrom scary theocrat generals to satirist Terry Pratchett, John Cullinan asks if your gods are big enough. Because small gods demand lots of attention but don’t put out. Five out of five stars. I’d only add that you can, if you pay close enough attention, know who someone’s gods are, small or otherwise.
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White alliance?
03.04.06 | Permalink | 12 CommentsThere’s been something of a buzz lately in the bluugosphere about the recent creation of an anti-racist/anti-oppression (ARAO) organization disastrously named “UU White Allies.” Scott Wells has an excellent reflection on the subject, and I encourage everyone to go have a read. My comment there was so long and involved, I decided it needed to […]
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Insert into Atlanta Beltline, shake well…
03.01.06 | Permalink | 5 CommentsAnd presto-chango: a revitalized MARTA and real public transportation in Atlanta! From what I’ve read of some of the narrow rail passes the Beltline will have to navigate, this just might be solution anyway. (Cheesy wmv video here.)
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I wanted a club!!
02.27.06 | Permalink | 2 CommentsThey told Wifefriend that she was joining the Pizza Club. I was excited. I’ve never been in a Pizza Club before! But then I googled it and found out it’s just some stupid VIP Program. Fuck that. I want a Pizza Club.
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Class bias? Surely no
02.27.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Class bias? Surely noPhilocrites definitively proves—with the help of several sociological studies and the New York times—that UUs do a have a class bias, despite their protestations that they didn’t “choose” to.
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Happiness? Get over it
02.25.06 | Permalink | 8 Comments[photopress:1572244259.03.TZZZZZZZ.jpg,thumb,alignright]A few minutes after my daily dose of Lamictal I noticed this Salon interview with ACT therapist Stephen C. Hayes (on the occasion of his new book). Not familar with ACT therapy? First I’d heard of it too. ACT (Acceptance and Commitment) therapy is the third wave in the movement from behavioral therapy to cognitive […]
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