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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Projected Table of Contents
	I'm writing a book that, although not a book of philosophy, needs to respect the work of many thinkers who would be called philosophers. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, despite its unfinished state, has already proven itself both invaluable and a delight. Take a look. Posted: 11/2/06; 4:58:21 PM #

N-TEN Webinars
	I don't know if you've notices, but the Nonprofit Technology Enterprise Network is producing a whole lot of webinars these days, many of them in collaboration with Idealware. They are the standard telephone call and web based slide show model, lasting ninety minutes. The current topics range from open source content management to choosing an enewsletter tool. Posted: 11/2/06; 4:58:10 PM #

A Teachable Moment?
	In an article at Voices in Wartime, Andrew Himes tells a story that spans two generations of war and resistance, and explores how we can bridge our cultural and political divides through dialogue. He wonders if now, in the wreckage of the Iraq War, we have reached A Teachable Moment. Posted: 11/2/06; 4:57:58 PM #