Things to ponder about war with Iraq, from CalPundit.

I love Pandagon’s new design.

A study says that open source code for operatings systems is of higher quality than that of closed source systems.

I think the logic of all of the people who say anti-war protesters are coddling (or appeasing) a dictator boils down to this: “If those Iraqis knew what was good for them, they would let us bomb them to rescue them from Saddam Hussein and bring them democracy.”

Michael Tomaski provides a good timeline on how we got to this point on Iraq.

If anyone has a better link for this, let me know. I’m going to protest the INS special registrations downtown at Federal Plaza on Friday.

More info on this topic may be found here.

Go go go! Right now!

Go to the P.S.122 web site and get tickets to see David Neumann’s Sentence. I saw an earlier version of it last summer at the Whitney at Philip Morris (aka Altria) and thought it was one of the best dance/theater works I had seen in a long time. It’s fabulous — definitely a favorite of the season so far. It’s also your last chance to see his regular collaborator Stacey Dawson for a while: she’s moving to Hollywood. Another reason to go: Adrienne Truscott of Wau Wau Sisters fame. Andy is right – she’s stalk-worthy she’s so brilliant.

I’m sure James will write about this too, but I wanted to make sure people heard me say, “Go! Buy tickets right now!”

Nathan Newman: Democracy in Iraq — It was nice rhetoric

I’m nine days late for this: new Get Your War On.

Lighten up! The war will be in someone else’s country. — Americans For War