Gin, Juice, and Justice. Sunday, April 15, 2012. I love Robert Caro, unto death. Just wait for 14 seconds. Obama, having actually become president, has left me cold and aloof since mid-March, 2009. My own indolence, compounded by a sinful nature whose horizon knows no bounds, has only sealed the deal. Sunday, October 24, 2010.

Collisions between history education contemporary life politics culture. Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Some random drawings by me. Friday, June 24, 2011. Thursday, May 19, 2011. Been getting excited about a whole range of digital tools and ideas recently. A project of the Open Society Archives.

This blog is the archive for the new Military History Blog. Which is about Military History, which is a fascinating field within history that is evolving in many ways. While the main focus will be on the US Army, other ideas are welcome. This blog is also dedicated to the brave men and women who have sacrificed their time, bodies, and lives in defense of our nation. God Bless our Veterans and Troops. Wednesday, June 13, 2007. Change of status of this site.

Peace and Justice Commemoration of the American War in Viet Nam. Saving the Soul of America. Is a play, a dialogue among Dwight Eisenhower, Thomas Jefferson and Martin Luther King Jr. about The Military Industrial Complex. Changes of Mind - Changes of Heart.

Radical views on library and info issues. To the Progressive Librarians Guild new website. See what chapters and members are up to, read our journal.

Tuesday, August 11, 2015. I was preparing to give the lecture. To the fifty or so people who had gathered to hear me.

Roxanne-Dunbar-Ortiz has defined the term engaged intellectual through a life spent on the frontlines of the past four decades of social struggles. She has never abandoned her roots through the process of becoming one of the most respected Left academics in the United States.