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We’re about 20% of the way there. Comments are welcome. Read it here. [I love OpenOffice’s HTML conversion!]

This is a great op-ed in today’s Washington Post about how ordinary Iranians don’t want nuclear stuff in their country. (Suprise!) Oh, and this was written by my cousin, Karim Sadjadpour, who is an analyst with the International Crisis Group, and is a visiting fellow at the American University of Beirut.

With all the excitement surrounding John Kerry, I thought I’d link to my post right after Garett and I heard him at Stanfurd in December. Also check out Garett’s post. Now that we’re entering round three of primaries, who are you all going to vote for?

Pulitzer nomination for this one? 😉 A wild turkey was found exploded after running into a power line this morning in Morgan Hill, fire officials said. The power line could not withstand the impact of the turkey and was found snapped at the intersection of Sycamore Drive and Oakland Avenue. The line has since been repaired. Other than the dead turkey, no injuries or damage were reported. CyrusFarivar1029a02/01/04 CONTACT: Morgan Hill FD (408)-7790-0930 Copyright © 2004 by Bay City News,…

First BART is on this whole feng shui kick — and now the California State Assembly too? Associated Press: Calif. lawmaker wants building officials to consider feng shui TAMI MIN, Associated Press Writer Saturday, January 31, 2004 (01-31) 00:16 PST SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — More hippy, dippy jokes about California might be on the way, thanks to a state lawmaker who wants building codes to consider feng shui. State Assemblyman Leland Yee, D-San Francisco, has introduced a resolution that urges…

From today’s Washington Post — here’s to hoping for the best: The two U.S. interventions in countries that share long borders with Iran have galvanized a rethinking of policy in Washington and Tehran, officials and analysts say. Iran’s agreement in December to allow surprise inspections by U.N. arms experts to verify that Tehran is not producing nuclear weapons also changed the atmospherics. “Iran’s acceptance of the terms was important, because it indicated a willingness to engage with the international community…

So if you’ve come from the cfarivar.org domain name, you’ve probably noticed the new format. I’d love to hear what people think — particularly you random readers who visit me from the UK, Australia, Israel, Poland, Romania, and all those other random places that I find in my referral logs.

Ok, I got my Moveable Type to work on my OCF account. It was pretty easy to install. I’ll probably write instructions on how to do it soon. Check it, yo. Anyway, time to tackle the Econ homework.

So I’ve decided that I’m going to give Moveable Type a try, considering that it is the best of the blogging type softwares. I’ve used LiveJournal and enjoyed its ease-of-use, but now that they’ve moved to S2, I find that the configurations and flexibility are much more difficult — I’m comfortable in HTML. So for now, I’m going to try to play with Moveable Type. Of course, I probably should be working on my thesis and Econ homework, which is…