Andrew Sullivan reviews two books on Abu Ghraib
The Torture memos & chronology of abuse at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere. Key quote:
I confess to finding this transparency both comforting and chilling, like the photographs that kick-started the public's awareness of the affair. Comforting because only a country that is still free would allow such airing of blood-soaked laundry. Chilling because the crimes committed strike so deeply at the core of what a free country is supposed to mean. The scandal of Abu Ghraib is therefore a sign of both freedom's endurance in America and also, in certain dark corners, its demise.

Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: June 12, 2005 - June 18, 2005 Archives
Off topic - his experience with the tablet PC. Summary: good!

Being Present, Mindfulness, Nowness, the Power of Now, and Self Remembering
Some pithy wisdom. Be here now.

COHE :: Ethics Overview
A secular perspective.

Ethics For A Secular Millenium
An interview with the Dalai Lama.

The Official Home Page of Grateful Dead
Still alive for us. All things deadhead.

DSIRE: DSIRE Home
Database of state incentives for renewable energy.