WE CAN:

Chicago, we can change the world.
Link: Our Favorite Chicago mp3 Blogs Many thanks for the mention to Andrew et al. over at Gapers Block. GB is the only Chicago-related blog I read regularly because its writers— unlike the folks over Chicagoist—aren't simply snark
The Asymptotic Twitter Curve
We're evolving much, much, much too slowly Brain 2.0 isn't coming anytime soon. And we're all feeling the enormous weight of not being able to keep up. We can't keep up with work. We can't keep up with our social life. We can't keep
I saw the lie, I saw the lie
The ISG gave us milquetoast when we needed red meat. Bush gives us platitudes and a maddening vagueness that indicates either he refuses to accept that the mission is in deep trouble or that he can’t decide what is the best of a lot of
If You Would Only Hope For Victory, Surely You Can Hope?
After 60 years of failure, we should have figured out that the Middle East's problems can't be solved through another round of negotiations. But diplomacy is the opium of our governing elite. They'd file a “nonpaper” with Satan over the
Why People Don't Contribute In Communities
As many competing voices as there are bombarding us with calls to action, rarely if ever do we hear how we can contribute to something more important, something bigger, and something that not only will create lasting value but give our
The Division Bell Tolls for Me, Part Three
Yep, we overflow; we get the largest negative number. Conversely, we can underflow: (-2147483648::Int) - (1::Int) 2147483647 We don't get run-time error checking (and probably don't want it, for the sake of efficiency, when using mahine
Make Money the Middle Way: Harmonize Spirit and Matter
If we are sensitive, we can feel when environments are awakened [matter and spirit in harmony]. Human beings can be more or less awakened. So can trees or a mountain, canyon, hilltop, or a particular street corner in our neighborhood.
Harmonica!
Now, a diatonic harmonica is meant to be played in one key - but in blues harp we can force a harp to play in other keys. So if you play the banjo you would want aG harp, but you would also want to pick up aC harp because in blues harp
Philosophy as a Source of Ethical Guidance
But we can’t put blind faith in them, because this would be to endorse the times when they fail, an ethically unsound idea. For example, consider most people’s aversion to cannibalism (which I share). Ethically there is nothing wrong
If We Can’t Have More, No One Should Get Any
The Boston Globe reports that the Senate is considering upping the US contribution to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tubersis, and Malaria to $700 million next year – and the Right is not pleased. According to the Global Fund’s most

We Can!, A Parent Handbook, NHLBI
We Can! A Parent Handbook. Learn practical tips to help your family find the right balance of eating well and being physically active to maintain a healthy
Darfur: A Genocide We can Stop
A campaign to end the genocide in Darfur offering a do-it-yourself activist kit.
Together We Can - People and Government Working Together for
Together We Can sets out the Government’s commitment to empower citizens to work with public bodies to set and achieve common goals.
South Asia - We Can End All Violence Against Women
South Asia regional compaign,We can end violence against women,voilence against women, human rights violation,physical, sexual or psychological harm,killing
Together We Can Initiative
The mission of Together We Can is to strengthen and sustain the capacity of community collaboratives and state initiatives to move toward that shared vision
We Can Make a Difference!
EPA Climate Change Kids Site: Climate Change may be a big problem, but there are many little things we can do to make a difference.
Free Speech: Because We Can (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
So I have my own justification for freedom of speech: because we can. Human freedom is important, so we should try to protect it from encroachment wherever
TIME.com: 25 Sites We Can't Live Without -- Page 1
Here we honor some '50 Coolest' finalists from years past, sites that continue to impress us with new content and features and deserve a spot on anyone's
XML.com: All That We Can Leave Behind
In Mark Pilgrim's latest Dive Into XML column, he continues the examination of XHTML 2 migration issues, this time looking at the loss of the br element and
What We Can Do About Science Journals
What can we do to keep academic discourse freely available to all? So, they are now part of an enormous publishing conglomerate, and we can expect them we+can: we+can