Interesting Interestings for 2006-10-29
Sunday, October 29, 2006 NBEHTM
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Why bother having a church at all?
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This borders on propaganda
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This is amazing & fascinating, but I think it is limited. Perhaps I’m just not a visionary.
Radical Worldview for the week of 2006-10-29
Sunday, October 29, 2006 NBEHTM
While on it’s face this piece of propaganda seems innocent & factual, it’s frightening to look at the real message. It is suggesting that these companies are exporting some evil action by distributing a product. They also make direct links, because companies do business with Israel, to Israel and in turn killing helpless children. Also note the imagery used: Skulls, Jewish Star of David, Made in Israel, Zionist, Corpses.
How about these lies & distortions:
- PEPSI = Pay Each Penny Isreal?
This suggests Coke’s only purpose is to support the country of Israel, and has nothing to do with the company existing in a world economy making money. - Coca Cola gives clear, continuous support to Israel?
So Coke bringing it’s infrastructure and product exist for nothing more than to support Israel? - Coke paid to topple the regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran?
So now because Coke is doing business in Israel, making a profit it is paying to topple Islamic Republic of Iran? - Mark’s & Spencer’s main goals is to help Israel’s economic development?
How bout just make money? - Mark’s & Spencer gives Israel 233 million dollars annually?
Yeah, becuase business’s just give out money & don’t answer to investors. - Intel is one of Israel’s greatest supporters? Recruited over 4,000 Israelies?
Now because Israel makes so much money in Israel and supports its economic infrastructure it is their greatest supportor? Again, Intel does’n have to answer to investors? When did Intel start recruiting? Recruiting what, an army? Maybe the just hired them. - Intel investing 6.1 million dollars in israel? Or investing 6.1 million dollars to do business in Israel?
- Money from investments made by these companies is turned to lead which rips apart chests of children in Palestine and Lebanon?
By doing business in Israel they are directly making lead specifically to kill children of Palestine and Lebanon? - Jubilee Award, a special award given by the Zionist regime (Israel), in appreciation of people and investers who strengthen the Zionist regime?
This is merely an award to recognize indivduals and organizations whome, through their investments and trade relationships, done the most to strengthen Israeli economy. Whats wrong for thanking people and companies that help create a strong viable economy?
Interesting Interestings for 2006-10-28
Saturday, October 28, 2006 NBEHTM
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Dude!
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Mushrooms!
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Do we need everything labeled & filed away (put on the net)?
links for 2006-10-28
Saturday, October 28, 2006 Mr Interested
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Walt Mossberg still thinks the iMac to be the best computer available on the market.
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It’s about time - and apparently this is more than cosmetic. Web2.0-ish sort of features in the webmail might be just the beginning. Now I’m waiting for the storage figures to jump up.
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Some thoughts on how Apple has made lemonade out of lemons these last few years. I think the author extends grace a little too far to some bad decisions that Apple has made, but still a good read.
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An interesting collection of quotes from one of the most iconic men in modern society. Love him or hate him, you have to pay attention to him.
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Might this tech bubble be around for a couple of years? I hope so!
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This is a guide to getting your system set up as a mini ISP. Sweet.
Strange Fish
Friday, October 27, 2006 Mrs Interested
This strange fish washed ashore on the Cayman Islands - have you seen a fish like this before?
Technology’s Two Schools
Friday, October 27, 2006 Mr Interested
The IT industry can be separated into two aesthetic camps/schools/philosophies. There is the less is more camp, dominated by Apple and increasingly Nintendo and there is the Microsoft and Yahoo camp.
A good example of the differentiations between the two camps can be found here. Also, if you haven’t already seen it, you should watch the follwing video:
It seems a not too difficult formula to emulate - keep things simple, keep things focused, but Microsoft and others seem not to be content to let their products stand on their merits. And plenty of us snap up their offerings.