Monthly Archives July 2005

Search Me III

Occasionally I post some of the more interesting search engine queries that bring people here. Here's July's batch. Mo Cuishla: I'm amazed that this still such a popular search. Perhaps the DVD was released recently. Anyhow, it means "my darling, my blood". do you walk to work or carry your lunch: Are […]

Catholic and Lutherans in Communion?!

The pastor of my sister's ELCA church said in a sermon that very recently an agreement was reached between the RCC and ELCA allowing members of each to share each other's communion. I haven't heard of any such thing. Have any of you? Have I missed the biggest ecumenical news […]

System Administrator Appreciation Day

"Friday, July 29th, 2005, is the 6th annual System Administrator Appreciation Day. On this special international day, give your System Administrator something that shows that you truly appreciate their hard work and dedication." "Let's face it, System Administrators get no respect 364 days a year. This is the day that all fellow System Administrators across the […]

Is Wal-Mart Really to Blame?

I'd like to respond to some of Howard's and Steve's comments to my previous article, so I'll take them in turn. Unfortunately, I'm so darn long-winded that it's too big for a simple comment post, so its taken the form of an article: Costco's competition with Walmart Howard speaks of how Costco effectively competes with Walmart […]

Walmart, Unions, and Un-Fair Labor Practices

[The other day I was mildly annoyed by an email I got from Care2 asking me to sign a petition against Wal-Mart. Coincidentally, I recently had a conversation with a good buddy of mine about Wal-Mart, unions, and related topics. WhenI got the Care2 email, I forwarded it it to him and asked if he'd […]