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Duh.

“The opposition activists believe the president is limiting freedom of expression.”

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Podcast on Kareem

NPR has a new podcast about the case of Abdelkareem Nabil Soliman and other bloggers in Egypt. More details here. (The podcast features a brief interview with my much-admired friend…

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Website Problems

Sorry about the glitches in the website. MovableType is having difficulty producing proper paragraph breaks, spacing, and representation of non-Latin characters and letters. I’m looking into it. UPDATE: Fixed! Thank…

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Kareem

Things are moving on a number of fronts in Kareem’s case. An organization is coalescing from the scattered people who have come forward to defend him, all centered on the…

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A Few Items Finished, More to Come

I’ve been both engaged in a number of projects and ill for a time, but I’ll post on some exciting developments soon, perhaps this weekend. We’ve made great progress toward…

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Hot Air on TV

Here’s a quite elegant parody of one of the queens of televised hot air. Most of the time when I’m in my apartment I keep the television on in the…

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“Horny” Explained

Not Horny, Antlery Here’s the proof that certain instant message archives that have been in the news lately were in fact quite innocent.

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Blair and Cameron: Ch-ch-ch-changes….

Enjoy this delightful YouTube clip on the c-c-convergence of British Conservative Partly leader David Cameron’s message with the legacy of British Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair. Hat tip to AndrÃ?Â??Ã?Â?Ã?©…

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An Especially Ominous Sign for Iraq

The Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani has used his powerful voice to plead for restraint in Iraq. He has called for respect for Christians and condemned the attacks on churches organized by…

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CanadaCalm

The Magnetism of Canada According to the BBC, Passengers on a Canadian plane had an unsettling in-flight experience after the pilot found himself locked out of the cockpit after a…

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