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Sat Nov 7

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Alan landing after tandem jump

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That was fun

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Wed Nov 4

“ A Vatican spokesman, Federico Lombardi, said the crucifix was a fundamental sign of the importance of religious values in Italian history and culture, and was a symbol of unity and welcoming for all of humanity, not one of exclusion. … “It seems as if the court wanted to ignore the role of Christianity in forming Europe’s identity, which was and remains essential,” he added.

The Guardian

Hahahaha

I’m sure he would like to welcome all of humanity into his fold, but that doesn’t mean those of other religions or no religion find this particular image of a torture device a “welcoming symbol of unity”!

I can’t believe someone actually needs to say this, but just because Christianity has impacted Europe does not mean that its religious icons (and as a former student of a Catholic school, we definitely prayed to the crucifix) can be in public school classrooms! Islam “impacted” Europe too, and so did tear gas — but you don’t see crescent moons and gas masks on classroom walls.

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Mon Nov 2

Scamville: The Social Gaming Ecosystem Of Hell

Source: www.techcrunch.com

Last weekend I wrote about how the big social gaming companies are making hundreds of millions…

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How To Spam Facebook Like A Pro: An Insider’s Confession

Source: www.techcrunch.com

Last night we wrote about the lead generation scams within social gaming networks….

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Fri Oct 23

Qwest Customer Service: Terrible

What would you do if your broadband service with your DSL company ended when you moved several months ago, and out of the blue the following landed in your e-mail inbox?

Notice: Changes have been…

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“ Mr. Beck fails to understand the fundamentals of how the Internet works. He should be in favor of Net Neutrality, because it guarantees streaming of his program will not be able to be placed behind, say, Keith Olbermann’s Countdown. That could happen if NBC’s owner decided to pay protection money for prioritized data transmission. Art Brodsky

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Tue Sep 22

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