Jerry Falwell died today. The progressive religious blogosphere is full of Christian kindness.

As you've probably noticed - I've not been posting much, here. Mostly, it's because I've been very busy continuing to settle in, and to start my new technology advising practice, called MetaCentric Technology Advising. I've been blooging up a storm on Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology.

• Antioxidant supplements may not be all that good for you. Hmmm, might be time to trim the doses of Vitamin A.
• Most Americans want universal health care.

I was reading a Salon piece about a blogger who refused to blog for the Edwards campaign. I imagine you heard about the brouhaha around Amanda Marcotte, who was, quite briefly, an Edwards campaign blogger.

I used to like Hillary. I thought it would be really cool to have a woman president. I also loved the fact that one of the first thing she tried to grapple with when her husband was president was universal health care. So I still had a bit of a warm spot in my heart for her.

I've been perusing my blog stats over the past few days, and the most common way that people have been finding my site via Google and other search engines is by searching for some combination of “barak obama” and “faith” or “religion”.

... this I was waiting to blog about (George 'macaca' Allen conceeded). The elections are done, and the fallout has begun. Everyone expected the Democrats to take the House. Everyone thought that the Dems would at best get to 50/50, leaving the Republicans in control. But, in fact, the Dems now have both.

This is going to be a very interesting two years.

From Amy Sullivan:

As you know, I don't own a TV. But there are some times when a TV comes in handy. One of those times is election night. So I took myself downstairs, and sat in front of the big screen TV in the lounge that I basically almost never watch. I'm not going to fill you in on all of the news of who won what. I'm not one of those political bloggers who CNN invited to a blog party. No live blogging the election results for me.

I just have a few pre-bedtime musings.

Less than a week before a controversial ballot measure in Colorado to legalize same sex partnerships, one of the key opponents to that measure, Ted Haggard, is accused of having a three year sexual relationship with a male escort, Mike Jones.