July 24, 2008 at 04:58 PM
It’s not enough that churches rake the money they do from parishioners, operating tax-free, now they are suing to get public taxpayer money to fund their so-called “universities”…
The most recent case involved Colorado Christian University, a college of 2,000 students in suburban Denver where most students must attend chapel weekly and sign a promise to emulate the life of Jesus and biblical teachings.
Colorado Christian faculty must sign a statement that that the Bible is the “infallible Word of God.”
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080724/apon_reus/courtsreligiouscolleges
As if I needed more reason to distrust and dislike Christian organizations for moral hypocrisy, this is just piling on. If they want to push their agenda, I am pretty certain they will find that people will shove back. No taxpayer subsidized indoctrination!
July 13, 2008 at 12:25 AM
I have been silently mocking the people lining up for the iPhone 3G since its release.
That said…
On the basis of synchronizing my GTD (OmniFocus) I would consider buying the iPhone since that is a truly productive thing my Blackberry is failing at. OmniFocus has an iPhone client w/sync that is very compelling but I don’t know how well it would work in practice without buying one.
Hmm.
June 26, 2008 at 02:47 AM
June 21, 2008 at 02:38 AM
Finally Verizon is starting to take FiOS into AT&T territory. They’re doing it in Texas, and hopefully California (Bay Area) is one of their next choices.
tinyurl link to onetrak.com
note: OneTRAK really needs to do something about their URLs. FFS!
June 19, 2008 at 06:07 PM
Reuters is running a piece titled: “One in three IT staff snoops on colleagues: study”
One in three information technology professionals abuses administrative passwords to access confidential data such as colleagues’ salary details, personal emails or board-meeting minutes, according to a survey.
And where does this information come from? A company called Cyber-Ark which, among other things, wants to sell you products like a password vault.
Not exactly credible.
