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Most of this section has been revised as of 7/11/2007.

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Church Resources

 
"Communion," Once More with Feeling (Wells)
9/11 Memorial
A Collect for Unity
A Warning to Catholic Bishops
Accokeek
Accokeek Links
Agape Kiwi
An Appraisal of the Diocese of Pittsburgh's "Withdrawal" of Consent to Inclusion in Province III
An Easter Vigil Memoir
Another Look at the Resolutions (Deimel)
Authorities (Hymn)
Authorities (Music)
Canon Mary Changes Her Mind
Christian Morality in the White House
Christian Unity
Church Resources: Introduction
Conclusion (Deimel)
Conclusion (Wells)
Construction Update Bulletin Baord II Text
Construction Update Bulletin Board Text
Construction Update Bulletin Board: A New Model for Parish Communication
Deimel on Lawrence’s Failed Bid: "Most Episcopalians Relieved"
Farewell, Nano; Hello, Lou
Glorious Companions Plus One
Haiku Meditations on the Church Year
Icon
Iker/Duncan Brief
Introduction to the Dialog (Deimel)
Introduction to the Dialog (Wells)
Is the Episcopal Church About to Surrender?
Low-cost Lighting Controls
More Thoughts on Provinces in The Episcopal Church
No Consents: A Crucial Test for The Episcopal Church (HTML)
No Consents: A Crucial Test for The Episcopal Church (PDF)
O Lord the Invisible (Hymn)
O Lord the Invisible (Music)
Once More, Clearly and Charitably: Deimel and Wells on the Issues before Us (Deimel)
Once More, Clearly and Charitably: Deimel and Wells on the Issues before Us (Introduction)
Once More, Clearly and Charitably: Deimel and Wells on the Issues before Us (Wells)
Open Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury
Ordination
Positions on the Election of V. Gene Robinson
Prayers for Peace
Property Constraints
Quick Links for Episcopalians
Reflection on "Wounded in Common Mission" (Deimel)
Resolutions for What Sort of Communion? or Against Craftiness! (Wells)
Responding to the Study Guide
Rethinking "Saving Anglicanism" (Deimel)
Saving Anglicanism (PDF)
Sermon for May 29, 2005
Some Personal Reflections on Hymns
Some Practical Guidelines for Improving Parish Communications
The Annotated Mark Lawrence (HTML)
The Annotated Mark Lawrence (Introduction)
The Annotated Mark Lawrence (PDF)
The Church Faces a Foreign Policy Challenge (Deimel/Wells)
The Glory of These Forty Days
The Quecreek Mine Disaster
The Quecreek Mine Disaster (Original Version)
The Spiritual Exercise of "Saving Anglicanism" (Wells)
Two Papers on General Convention 2006
Ultreya Witness
Via Media USA Letter to Bishops with Jurisdiction
Via Media USA Letter to Bishops with Jurisdiction
Via Media USA Letter to Standing Committees
Via Media USA Letter to Standing Committees
Web Resources for Episcopalians
What Has the Diocese of Pittsburgh Done This Time?
What Should General Convention 2006 Do?

“Web Resources for Episcopalians” and its associated “Quick Links for Episcopalians” were revised on 12/6/2007. The former is an annotated list of Web sites related to The Episcopal Church. “Quick Links” is a alphabetical list that dispenses with the annotations.

NOTE: The poems in the above list, such as “Haiku Meditations on the Church Year,” are actually in the Poetry section. “A Warning for Catholic Bishops”  and “Christian Morality in the White House” are in Commentary.

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Commentary

 
A Few Questions about Selecting Presidential Candidates
A Warning to Catholic Bishops
Aphorisms
Black Hawk Down
Blinking Lights
Christian Morality in the White House
Commentary: Introduction
Deimel on Lawrence’s Failed Bid: "Most Episcopalians Relieved"
Early Chow
Eleventh-hour Advice for Al Gore
Elian's Legacy
Michigan Lessons
Musashi's Last Day
National World War II Memorial
National World War II Memorial
Not Your Money
Rick's Fix
Thankful
The Annotated Mark Lawrence (HTML)
The Annotated Mark Lawrence (Introduction)
The Annotated Mark Lawrence (PDF)
The Four-way Stop
The Marriage Penalty
The People's Choice
The People's Choice (Round Two)
The Pledge of Allegiance Revisited
The Videocassette Indexing Problem Solved
What's in a Name?
What's It All About, Terri?
Where Are the Politicians?

“The People's Choice (Round Two)” has been slightly revised to correct formatting and one bad link (2/19/2008). I have done a major rewrite of “The Four-way Stop,” in which I propose a new form of stop sign (2/26/2008, but revised several times since). My latest proposal is much better than my original one.

 My Web log, which contains mostly short essays, will be especially interesting to visitors who enjoy the Commentary and Language Notes sections of Lionel Deimel’s Farrago.

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Computer Science

 
CMS at NCSU: Tailoring a Time Sharing System for Computer Science Instruction
CMS at NCSU: Tailoring a Time Sharing System for Computer Science Instruction (PDF)
Computer Science: Introduction
Conversion of Number Representations
Effective Strategies for Taking the Advanced Placement Computer Science Test
Implementation of Programming Standards in a Computer Science Department
Reading Computer Programs: Instructor's Guide and Exercises
Reading Computer Programs: Instructor's Guide and Exercises (PDF)
Requirements for Student Programs in the Undergraduate Curriculum: How Much Is Enough?
Scenes of Software Inspections: Video Dramatizations for the Classroom
Scenes of Software Inspections: Video Dramatizations for the Classroom (PDF)
Unit Analysis and Testing
Unit Analysis and Testing (PDF)

I added a 1979 paper by Mark Pozefsky and me on 3/27/2008. The paper is “Implementation of Programming Standards in a Computer Science Department.”

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Fiction

 
Fiction: Introduction
Veritas
Weekend Practice

Minor changes were made to “Weekend Practice” 6/10/2004.

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Language Notes

 
Commas
E-mails
Every Being for Itself
Going to Hospital
Language Notes: Introduction
Momentarily
Postseason
Silent Ls
Video
What If They Gave a Day, and Nobody Came?
Your Mileage May Vary

The introductory page of this section was updated 5/25/2008.

My Web log, which contains mostly short essays, will be especially interesting to visitors who enjoy the Commentary and Language Notes sections of Lionel Deimel’s Farrago. Many of the entries there involve the American language. All the entries in my blog are indexed below.

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Miscellaneous

 
Lionel Deimel's Farrago
Lionel Deimel's Farrago Contact Information
Lionel Deimel's Farrago Feedback
Lionel Deimel's Farrago Search
Lionel Deimel's Farrago Site Map

I rewrote the text on my home page 1/16/2005.

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Poetry

 
11 September 2001
2001
9/11 Memorial
A Critique of Modern Poetry
Accokeek
Airplanes II
Apple Tree
Authorities (Hymn)
Authorities (Music)
Autumn Reverie
Basketball
Be
Bovine Sue
Buffalo
Camper E-mail
Canon Mary Changes Her Mind
Christian Unity
Cities
Columbia Homecoming
Diversity
Do Astrologers Have More Fun?
Eve (Picture)
Eve (Poem)
Fall Leaves in a Creek
Falling from the Sky
Farewell, Nano; Hello, Lou
Finding a Use for a Rough Stone Wall
First Class
Frank
Frustration
Girl Watching
Glorious Companions Plus One
Haiku Meditations on the Church Year
How Can I Miss You?
I Don't Miss You Anymore
Identity
It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
Light Rail
Maidenhood
Martha's Ordination
May All Your Reinforcements Be Spiral Ones
Mercury
Meta-haiku
Monitor Cat
More Haiku
Musashi's Odyssey
O Lord the Invisible (Hymn)
O Lord the Invisible (Music)
On Jackie's Death
Ordination
Parents' Weekend
Pennsylvania Primary
Peter
Phan Thi Kim Phuc at the Vietnam Memorial, Veterans Day, 1996
Pick Me!
Playmates
Poems of the Open Road
Poetry: Introduction
Repression
Resurrection
Schism
Small Talk
Snack
Summer Pleasures
Sunday Afternoon
Thanksgiving
The Amazing Cat
The Conversation
The Quecreek Mine Disaster
The Quecreek Mine Disaster (Original Version)
The Wood
Thoughts on the Katrina Flood by One Who Grew Up in New Orleans But Never Lived There as an Adult
Toilet Paper
Traveling North on the 42S
Trees
Two Cats
Untitled poem by G. A. Deimel
Voyage of the Heart
Waiting for the Lambeth Commission Report
Where Are You When I Need You, James R. Newman?
Where Were You?
Winter Avenue
Winter Preparations
Wittenberg Graduation

I have written two new humorous cat poems, “The Amazing Cat” (new 5/26/2008) and “Monitor Cat” (new 6/4/2008).

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 Recreational Mathematics

 
A Family of New Curve-stitch Designs (Page 1)
A Family of New Curve-stitch Designs (Page 2)
A Family of New Curve-stitch Designs (Page 3)
Curve-stitch Designs: Introduction
Curve-stitch Isometric Cube
Digital Invariants: Definitions
Digital Invariants: Distributions
Digital Invariants: Introduction
Digital Invariants: Observations & Theorems
Digital Invariants: Recent Results
Digital Invariants: Table of PPDIs
Make Your Own Designs
More Generalizations (Page 1)
More Generalizations (Page 10)
More Generalizations (Page 11)
More Generalizations (Page 12)
More Generalizations (Page 13)
More Generalizations (Page 14)
More Generalizations (Page 2)
More Generalizations (Page 3)
More Generalizations (Page 4)
More Generalizations (Page 5)
More Generalizations (Page 6)
More Generalizations (Page 7)
More Generalizations (Page 8)
More Generalizations (Page 9)
Recreational Math: Introduction
Some Circular Designs (Page 1)
Some Circular Designs (Page 2)
Some Circular Designs (Page 3)
Some Circular Designs (Page 4)
Some Circular Designs (Page 5)
Some Circular Designs (Page 6)
Some Circular Designs (Page 7)

This section is about digital invariants and curve-stitch designs. For those who would like to use their computers to generate curve-stitch designs, I have added a page on the subject, “Make Your Own Designs” (new 11/8/2007). The introduction to this section has be augmented with pages from a new book in which my designs appear (1/8/2008).

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Web Log

Posts are archived individually as well as by month, which makes it easier to find a particular one. Posts are listed and categorized below. They can also be searched from the Search page. The table below lists all posts, in chronological order. Summaries in red are general commentaries; summaries in green are about language; summaries in purple are about the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. Other topic are shown in black. (These classifications are not always unambiguous.) Click on a title to go to the post.

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Date Title Summary
2/09/2002 Web Log Introduction to Web log
2/09/2002 How Much Power Can It Take to Run a Map Light? How I killed my battery by leaving the map light on
2/09/2002 Out of This World Why doesn’t the space station spin?
2/09/2002 Historicity Opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics
2/10/2002 Windows Update How I zapped my computer by using Microsoft’s Windows Update
2/10/2002 Tech Support How Microsoft helped me restore my computer
2/14/2002 Wire Discovering a landscape with fewer overhead wires
2/19/2002 On-line Pronunciation in an American Online TV commercial 
2/19/2002 Sarah Hughes A figure skater makes watching the Olympics worthwhile
3/01/2002 Steel Commentary (and prediction) about the upcoming presidential decision on steel tariffs
3/04/2002 On- and Off-line Pronunciation and origin of “on-line” and “off-line”
3/16/2002 Ins and Outs of Completing Forms Idioms regarding the use of forms
3/19/2002 World Premier My hymn “O Lord the Invisible” is sung in church for the first time
3/19/2002 How’s That Again? NPR trouble with word order in a report
4/02/2002 Gloomy Words Words related to “Tenebrae”
4/18/2002 Things Might Have Been Different Conciseness vs. precision in a pharmaceutical industry ad
5/18/2002 Back Again! How a Web hosting migration kept me away from this log (and other things in life)
5/21/2002 Did I miss the coup? President Bush’s use of the war to suppress criticism
6/11/2002 Homeland Security Let’s call the new cabinet department something else
6/13/2002 ADM as God? Can one “make” something natural?
6/17/2002 Unpatriotic? Corporate income tax and plans to move the headquarters of The Stanley Works to Bermuda
6/18/2002 Quotation You never know what you say will be quoted 
7/5/2002 Puns An interesting class of puns
8/5/2002 Too Fond of a Good Thing? Hanging on to titles that are no longer appropriate
9/18/2002 Inspections in Iraq A proposal for effective weapons inspections in Iraq 
10/4/2002 Letter on Iraq Advice to Congress on the Iraq situation
12/6/2002 Deconstructing an Icon What’s in a Federal Express logo?
1/5/2003 Far Apart Symmetry in negotiating positions
1/5/2003 Where Did the Other Calorie Go? How did sugar lose one calorie per teaspoon?
1/6/2003 Where Do They Come From? Why did I see no goldfinches before getting a goldfinch feeder?
1/9/2003 A FrontPage Story Microsoft changes a program and almost nobody notices
1/23/2003 On Reaching Consensus Another noun gets verbed
1/27/2003 Travel Tip How to “lock” your checked airline luggage
2/24/2003 Thought Experiment Is NASA being completely forthright about risk analysis during Columbia’s mission?
3/18/2003 Thanks, But No Thanks Why we stand on the brink of war with few allies
3/20/2003 No Protest Today As war in Iraq begins, I find myself supporting it and hoping for the best
4/9/2003 Man-to-man Are the feminist language police asleep at the switch?
4/14/2003 Looting Why we must stop the looting in Iraq now
4/15/2003 The Next Battle for Iraq First steps toward a new government for Iraq
4/26/2003 Incest What do you call a person who engages in incest?
5/7/2003 All New How does an “all new” program differ from a simply “new” one?
5/12/2003 Bucking the Odds George W. Bush risks our President’s life
5/13/2003 Chicken or Egg? Why don’t the Democrats attack the President?
5/15/2003 Constituent Services Senator Rick Santorum reveals his sensitivity
5/22/2003 Some Random Thoughts on Iraq Where do we go from here?
5/23/2003 Thought Experiment Redux NASA answers a hypothetical question regarding Columbia
6/5/2003 Repartee Some recent witty conversations
6/12/2003 Cannot Are “can not” and “cannot” synonymous?
6/20/2003 More Ambiguity Ambiguity in a hotel commercial
7/16/2003 Disconnect Congressman Jim Nussle demonstrates the Republican thought process
7/31/2003 Church and State in the Bush Administration The President speaks out against gay marriage
12/13/2003 Back Again An explanation of why it has been so long since the last post
12/15/2003 Ground Zero Memorial A proposal for a less abstract memorial on the World Trade Center site
6/24/2004 Surprising Old Usages Archaic meanings in historic Anglican texts
6/28/2004 Senate Indecency How sincere is the Senate about indecency?
7/5/2004 Independence Day Thought Why separation of church and state is such a good idea
8/25/2004 Is “Both” Really Necessary? Why do people insist on using “both” when speaking of symmetric relations?
9/15/2004 Lower Manhattan A name takes on new significance
11/15/2004 Reflection on the Recent Election Post-election thoughts offered to members of Progressive Episcopalians of Pittsburgh
1/4/2005 Charitable Diversion? Tsunami relief provides another opportunity to play politics
5/23/2005 Nuclear Option A letter to my senators on attempts to circumvent the filibuster
7/7/2005 From Yellow to Orange Did Homeland Security really raise the threat level?
7/28/2005 E-commerce at eMusic Aggressive marketing at a music download site
7/28/2005 Space Shuttle Design Flaw Is the Space Shuttle the victim of a bad early design decision?
7/31/2005 Finding the Right Noun NASA or CNN is imprecise
8/3/2005 John Bolton From the Democrat’s point of view, the outcome isn’t so bad
8/16/2005 Another Comma Problem J. K. Rowling omits a comma
9/6/2006 Favicon Explaining a new feature of Lionel Deimel’s Farrago
9/8/2006 Apply Directly to the Whatever How do you pronounce “forehead”?
9/11/2006 Bishops Meeting Again Thoughts on the meeting of Episcopal Church bishops (September 11–13, 2006)
9/14/2006 Update on New York Meeting A brief post-meeting report
9/23/2006 Trying Too Hard Odd pronunciations
9/29/2006 Eat How? Does “eat healthy” make any sense?
10/7/2006 Trying Too Hard II Another odd pronunciation
10/25/2006 What, Me Worry? The White House has no plans for dealing with the aftermath of an election that does not go its way
10/31/2006 What Does the Diocese of Pittsburgh Really Want? Is the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh asking for alternative primatial oversight, appointment of a Communion Commissary, or both?
11/25/2006 Unqualified Accession Can a diocese modify its accession to the constitution and canons of The Episcopal Church?
11/27/2006 Three Parents? More on problems that commas (or their absence) can cause
1/2/2007 Public Reading How I read better in church
1/5/2007 Blog Improvements Some recent blog changes and other administrivia
1/7/2007 Syndication Joys and Woes Thoughts on syndicating my blog
1/7/2007 Unity Collect My collect on the theme of Christian unity is again on the Anglican Cycle of Prayer for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
1/8/2007 Can You Hear the L? Another word for my list of words in which an L is silent
1/9/2007 Do We Need the Anglican Communion? Maybe not
1/11/2007 Advice for the PB for the Primates’ Meeting The new Presiding Bishop will be severely challenged at the upcoming meeting of the primates, but she may be able to turn things around.
1/11/2007 Just to Be Clear ... A brief note reiterating the point made in the last essay, namely, that The Episcopal Church must be willing to walk away from the Anglican Communion is it is to have any hope of saving it
2/7/2007 Going to Hospital A plug for my essay in Language Notes.
2/10/2007 High Anxiety in Pittsburgh Parishes in the Diocese of Pittsburgh could be affected by the upcoming primates’ meeting more than other Episcopalians.
2/14/2007 Nonbinding Resolutions Efforts by Democrats to pass nonbinding resolutions about the Iraq war are not pointless.
2/15/2007 Latest Improvements Some recent blog changes and thought on what I do with my blog
2/17/2007 The Consents Question, Again A review of the saga of obtaining consents for the consecration of Mark Lawrence as Bishop of South Carolina, along with an analysis of the recent letter from the South Carolina Standing Committee
2/18/2007 Last Minute Thoughts on Consents A few more thoughts on the Mark Lawrence matter that didn’t find their way into the previous post
2/20/2007 A New Urgency At the risk of seeming obsessive, I relate the matter of Lawrence consents to the communiqué from the Tanzania primate’s meeting
2/22/2007 Lambeth 1998 1.10 Some initial thoughts on the outcome of the primates’ meeting in Tanzania
2/28/2007 Anglican Ambiguity Thoughts on communiqués from the Anglican primates and the process that produces them
2/28/2007 Arkansas’s What is the singular possessive of “Arkansas”?
3/3/2007 Can We Trust Our Bishops? Consent to consecrate Mark Lawrence by the House of Bishops raises concerns about whether its bishops will protect The Episcopal Church.
3/4/2007 And the correct date is … What is the deadline date for standing committees to respond to the request for consent to consecrate Mark Lawrence?
3/7/2007 Down to the Wire Traditionalists are lobbying for consents for Mark Lawrence. They cannot say that only the election process, and not Mark Lawrence himself, is fair game for consideration, however.
3/8/2007 Unconvinced Mark Lawrence has tried, in a letter to standing committees, to assure the church of his loyalty. I am unconvinced.
3/14/2007 Some Mathematical Reflections on Communion I look at communion relations within the Anglican Communion from a mathematical point of view. Perhaps only mathematicians will want to read this one.
3/15/2007 And the correct date is …, Part II A look at the three-day extension gratuitously given the Diocese of South Carolina to obtain consents for Mark Lawrence
3/15/2007 Lawrence Bid Fails Mark Lawrence’s quest for consents to has consecration has failed. This item contains a link to my press release on the matter.
3/18/2007 Reflections on the Mark Lawrence Affair Thoughts on the Mark Lawrence consent process
3/30/2007 “Bovine Sue” My latest poem honors Episcopalian activist Sue Boulden, who died on 3/27/2007.
3/31/2007 Stupid Chess President Bush is likely to lose the current battle with Congress over a timetable for withdrawing troops from Iraq. The loss will not be pretty.
4/1/2007 The Covenant We Do Need A covenant defining how the Anglican Communion works might not be such a bad idea.
4/18/2007 Here We Go Again Will South Carolina choose Lawrence again? Will The Episcopal Church reject Lawrence again?
5/2/2007 Following the Rules Letters in The Living Church respond to coverage of Lawrence rejection
5/2/2007 Reading the Signs Odd signs I’ve encountered lately
5/14/2007 Helping Episcopalians Put in Their Two Cents’ Worth PEP has issued a worksheet to help Episcopalians respond to the Study Guide to the draft Anglican covenant
5/22/2007 Reflecting on Responding to the Study Guide Having posted my answers to the questions in the Episcopal Church’s Study Guide to the draft Anglican covenant, I have taken the opportunity to reflect on the process of developing those answers.
5/26/2007 “Troops” Why do reporters misuse this word?
7/4/2007 Missing Episcopal Words Some thoughts and information about nomenclature in The Episcopal Church.
7/5/2007 “Why Others Stand as Well” I recommend an essay to counter the distorted essay of the Rev. Dr. Leslie Fairfield “Why We Stand.”
7/23/2007 Doing Consents Right The Rev. Dan Martins has reported that the San Joaquin standing committee has questioned the consistency of the Presiding Bishop in handling the consent process for bishops. San Joaquin has a point, though I think it is too early to be talking about Consentgate.
7/24/2007 Doing Consents Right Redux This a a follow-up post to the one above, based on additional information.
7/28/2007 Aquafina Scandal Do you know where your bottled water comes from? Do you care?
8/6/2007 And/Or Can one be both a woman and a child?
9/6/2007 Agreeing to Agree Analysis of a curious compact from the Diocese of Pittsburgh
9/10/2007 Pittsburgh Mystery Diocesan Council of the Diocese of Pittsburgh will be discussing changes to its constitution and canons related to the accession clause Tuesday night. There is unusual secrecy surrounding this discussion. Is something dramatic afoot? Or not?
9/11/2007 “... the bishop didn’t say that.” Did Bishop Duncan say that he was going to try to take his entire diocese out of The Episcopal Church or not? Audio is included.
9/12/2007 Something Dramatic The Diocesan Council meeting did live up to its billing. The end of the Anglican Communion, The Episcopal Church, or both might be near.
9/13/2007 Controlling the Message The diocese gets out its message.
9/24/2007 The Church Waits Thoughts as the House of Bishops considers its response to the Anglican primates
9/28/2007 Bishop Salmon’s Solution Bishop Salmon thinks the church needs more grace and less law. I disagree.
10/3/2007 One Vestry Takes a Clear Stand My own parish vestry has written a letter to parishioners in support of The Episcopal Church.
10/31/2007 Congratulations, Bishop Lawrence Mark Lawrence has finally received consents.
11/13/2007 The Faith Once Delivered An oft-used phrase could not possible mean what it is supposed to.
11/30/2007 A Pittsburgh Lament Friend Jane Little muses on the situation in the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
12/10/2007 Now what? What is the church going to do about San Joaquin?
12/12/2007 “Schism” A limerick about the goings-on in San Joaquin?
12/23/2007 Welcome to my church... A new Web site displays ads for The Episcopal Church that have been appearing in newspapers in the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
1/11/2008 What Didn’t Happen The Episcopal Church has brought abandonment charges against Bishop John-David Schofield. No charges have been brought against Bishop Robert Duncan or Bishop Jack Iker, however. What’s going on here?
2/9/2008 What to Call Her What do you call a female gunman?
2/10/2008 The Pittsburgh Laity Speaks A letter from “Pittsburgh Laity” is less than what it seems.
3/3/2008 Playing by the Rules? Do Hillary Clinton’s campaign tactics suggest that we would do well to keep her out of the White House?
3/12/2008 Random Linguistic Oddities Related sentences with different meanings
3/17/2008 Duncan Responds Bishop Duncan has responded to the charges of abandoning the communion of The Episcopal Church. His response is unconvincing, but what does he have to lose?
3/17/2008 Duncan’s Defense Analysis of Bishop Duncan’s letter in his defense (see previous item)
3/17/2008 Legal Matters Analysis of legal matters related to Bishop Duncan’s case
3/19/2008 A Punctuation Oddity Punctuating a troublesome sentence from Trains Magazine
3/29/2008 Is Obama Applying for the Wrong Job? Obama should not look to George Bush as his presidential role model.
3/31/2008 A New Service A new Web site, Pittsburgh Update, will help Pittsburgh Episcopalians keep abreast of developments in the church that could affect them.
4/9/2008 Even I Am Not That Paranoid The disappearance of a diocesan magazine from the Web seems to have been a simple clerical error.
4/23/2008 Has Anyone Looked at the Numbers? The percentages being reported for the Pennsylvania presidential primary are not quite right.
5/9/2008 The Ignorant Vote Clinton touts her advantage with whites who have not graduated from college.
5/14/2008 A Pittsburgh Conversation A conservative priest opposed to realignment in the Diocese of Pittsburgh speaks at a Progressive Episcopalians of Pittsburgh meeting.
5/19/2008 Realignment Reconsidered A new document from Progressive Episcopalians of Pittsburgh, “Realignment Reconsidered,” of which I am principal author, is being announced today. It attempts to correct the misinformation being disseminated by the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
6/3/2008 Resigned to Realignment Episcopalians in the Diocese of Pittsburgh, whether for or against realignment, seem resigned to a coming division of the diocese.
6/16/2008 Which Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh? The Bishop of Pittsburgh registers a new Pennsylvania corporation.
6/26/2008 Whither Pittsburgh? What will the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh that is part of The Episcopal Church be like after realignment? Pittsburgh Episcopalians are working on that. I offer an unofficial preview of where the Diocese of Pittsburgh may be going.

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