A good development has come about at the hands of good and bad people. Over the last several years public conversations about religion are again on the agenda. So now what?

I think there are amazing global opportunities to partner with US universities, and similar organizations, to offer continuing professional education worldwide using cutting-edge technology.

Does anyone know key decision makers interested in making this happen?

The Economist has published an article that sums up pretty much the sorry state of the UN.

There are things we can't possibly know for sure. Such as: is there a God, did Iraq possess weapons of mass destructions, or how long has the universe existed? Now, I guess I might know what most of you will answer to that...

On Marc Canter's idea: This is an example of the future of decentralized communications and new media.  The value add is communication and information.

John Bell and the most profound discovery of science

SIA LAUNCHES NANOELECTRONICS RESEARCH INITIATIVE

The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) announces a research program aimed at fabricating 10 nanometer microelectronic devices. SIA calls on the US Federal government to continue its support of university-based research. Is 'continuation' enough?

"Lighten Up" ...

Redmond launches "MSN Spaces." Google is (again) in the crosshairs.

Snivilization Without Belief