Thursday, September 18, 2003

Dean Visibility Day ~ Saturday, Sept. 20 The Next Twelve Days. There are twelve days left in the September to Remember. Today, we want to reach 15,000 invitations sent to potential new members of the Dean campaign. 14,562 have been sent so far. Click here to invite a friend to help take our country back. Tomorrow is the day to finalize your plans for Dean Visibility Day. On Saturday, September 20th, while thousands of Americans across the country are demonstrating the grassroots support for Howard Dean in your community, Howard Dean will be at the Rally in the Hudson Valley. On Sunday, the bat goes up-- and we again demonstrate the power the grassroots has to beat back the special interests that are funding the Bush campaign. On Tuesday, September 23rd, Dean will deliver a major speech titled Democracy, Freedom, Action in Copley Square in Boston. More than 600 are already signed up to attend. On Thursday, September 25th, hundreds will rally for Dean after the DNC debate in New York City. Register now. As we count down to the final days of the September to Remember, thousands will join Howard Dean for the largest conference call in history for the National House Call on Monday, September 29th. And on September 30th, the actions of you and thousands of others-- all you've done throughout the September to Remember-- will make history. [Blog for America] 10:12:28 PM

More on Bush's Absurd Medievalism --- Hans Blix compared London and Washington to medieval witch-hunters, saying they convinced themselves on the basis of evidence which was later discredited, including forged documents about alleged attempts to buy uranium for nuclear weapons. "In the Middle Ages when people were convinced there were witches they certainly found them. This is a bit risky," said Blix, whose inspectors left Iraq on the eve of war in March after just a few months of inspections. --- "It is a failure of historic proportions" [thebushrecession] 6:13:16 PM

Some Literature for the Evening. The website of the James Fenimore Cooper Society. Over 300 texts, reference documents, articles and papers. Which is a lot. Really. [The Cartoonist] 1:08:51 PM

Nico MacDonald: The Future of Weblogging. [Scripting News] 1:07:14 PM