This, however, is just sad. Not unexpected, mind you, but sad. Of the “Six for ’06” initiatives congressional Democrats had for their first 100 days in office, national security, jobs and wages, energy independence, affordable health care, retirement security, and college access for all, not one piece of legislation has made it out of Congress [...]
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This is just silly. Of course it was done by engineering students.
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David Cloud, pastor and missionary in Nepal, wrote about Scriptural problems with Rick Warren’s best selling book, The Purpose Driven Life, in his Fundamental Baptist Information Service posting a few days ago. As an aside, I’ve come to the point where I’m automatically suspicious of any self-proclaimed Christian author who has a best selling book, [...]
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I’m sure this has been floating around the Internet for quite some time, and I think I’ve seen it in my inbox before, but a friend sent it to me the other day and I liked it. So I’m passing it on here. Thanks for sending it, Dan. Those Born 1930-1979 READ TO THE BOTTOM [...]
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This is a great use for RFID tags. Siemens and other companies are starting to embed RFID chips in surgical sponges. Hospitals maintain special RFID readers in operating rooms, which they use to WAND the patients before being rolled out (to make sure no sponges are left inside).
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