Recently someone wrote me and said I should be cautious of using the term "revolutionary." Then again, they also cautioned me not to use the term progressive either.

Just to keep things strait:
Revolutionary, when used as a noun, is a person who either advocates or actively engages in some kind of revolution. While a revolutionary is someone who supports abrupt change, a reformist is someone who supports more gradual change.

When used as an adjective, Revolutionary refers to something that has a major, sudden impact on society or on some aspect of human endeavor.

The One Man Revolution supports the idea as both the noun and adjective. Enough said?

Quick OMR podcast announcement of the DPRK's nuclear test.


V2E37 Quick Podcast

Looks like the N. Koreans have conducted an underground test of a nuclear device. The U.N. Security Council to meet this morning.

Here's the evidence:
DPRK [Democratic People’s Republic of Korea] Official Statement
USGS Detection

and some of the reporting:
USA Today
Orlando Sentinel
International Herald Tribune
BBC

Questions of the day:

What can the UN propose against the DPRK since they are already the most isolated and sanctioned countries in the world?

What will be the response from King George and his adinistration? (This is much more than "rumor" of weapons of mass destruction that lead to the invasion and occupation of Iraq.)

Thanks to Revolutionary VanZandt for spotting this on a t-shirt and reporting:

You see three branches of government, I see firewood.

Thanks and keep sending quotes in!

So...I decided to download a new version, it was updated in the beginning of the month, and viola!

I really like this format for the One Man Revolution and I know where all the settings hide.

Now I can go back blogging and podcasting without the hassle of the other system and the avalanche of spam it generated for me.

Long live the revolution!!!