Don't Back Down

While my earlier example illustrated the concept of automating pagination with Smarty in your Movable Type archives, I had a couple of problems with it.

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Today, Get Fuzzy and Pearls Before Swine essentially shared the same strip. Anyone know what's up?

Thanks to Peter Chu and Xavier Robin, the Bloglines Toolkit is now available in Chinese (Taiwan, R.O.C, zh-TW) and French (fr-FR), respectively. Automatic updates should process this change automatically, or you can use the link to download the update.

Our country was formed on a series of checks and balances. For good reason, it was decided that each branch of the government would operate independently of the others. In this way, it was assumed, no single branch - or single person - could wield too much power. While this is certainly up for debate, I for one am glad that it works as well as it does.

House Republican leader Tom DeLay warned that lawmakers "will look at an arrogant and out-of-control judiciary that thumbs its nose at Congress and the president", and that sounds to me like he's just tiffed that the judicial branch of government did what they were supposed to do - uphold the law. And that they have done, regardless of what wackos like Mr. DeLay think about it.

For the first time in probably a month, the process of saving an entry completed all the way through - I even sent out a ping to announce the entry. Unbelievable. All of this is thanks to the dynamic category and monthly archives. I think I'll hold off on converting anything else for the moment - I'm just so excited!