I haven’t read the book. But I went to Notre Dame with David Freddoso, author of best-selling “The Case Against Barack Obama” and felt I should relate my experiences. During that time in school, I was a progressive leader on campus and he belonged to a group of conservatives who were trying not just to oppose our goals (which would be understandable), but also to shut our organizations down. The main targets of the attacks were the Women’s Resource Center, the Progressive Student Alliance, and the unrecognized LGB student group.

An open source radio project to create a software defined radio. Both the hardware (electrical design) and software are open source, and they have a community of people developing it:
http://www.philcovington.com/QuickSilver/

Software defined radios are amazing. You can record spectrum and do more. I'm wondering if I should buy one, or hold out as they keep getting better.

So GoDaddy is a rightwing company that you shouldn't support, but at least they are easier to deal with then some others and they're very stable which is critical in domain world. You just don't want to lose a domain and have to buy it back for $1000.

That said here is how to transfer domains from Yahoo to GoDaddy and save $25/domain per year.

1. Login to both accounts - Godaddy, and Yahoo (Small Business - Domains - Domain Manager).

Here are a couple possible causes for how a major progresive political party could develop in the US.

It will probably take several of them.

1. The death of the Democrats.

Walmart Watch just came out with a
map of Walmarts.

You can find new stores or old stores. You can find stores near you. You can find stores that have been stopped. Users can update information about the store.

I like it because it's very similar to what the Energy Justice Network is going to be doing with our power plants map site. You can find power plants (instead of stores), update their information, find groups or start your own group to oppose them, and share resources (files).

The corporate media shows its bias, as do most economists and politicians, by arguing that the current housing price decline is bad.

It's bad for people who own homes, and especially bad for people whose houses are being foreclosed, but it's good news for the MANY people who rent or who expect to buy a home in the future.

Yahoo is evil. They are increasing domain registration cost from $10 to $35.

I just got an email that didn't even use words like "increase". Just "keep enjoying your service" (they used those words) while your domain registration cost soars.

Bad move. Hopefully they'll be pressured by webmasters to not do it. Most everyone else charges $10 for domains. I could understand $10-$12, but $35 is crazy.

I added station call letters to findradio.us.

So you can look up a station using a link like:

WGCS
http://www.findradio.us/displayradio.php?gsCallsign=WGCS
I was previously using some IDs that were meaningless to do this. The IDs still work, but call letters are more user-friendly.

This makes it easier for other sites to link to my info.

Interesting looking activist journal. Hard to read though. Because of the layout and disorganization of the contents I didn't read any of the articles. Whereas if they'd just done regular black text on white background, and used regular fonts, I'd probably have read at least 3 articles.

http://www.joaap.org/

A book that I recently noticed. Looks interesting. Unfortunately it looks a little on the theoretical/academic side, which has its place, but I'd really love to see more popular education oriented mapping projects.

http://www.an-atlas.com/contents.html