Libertarians

at around evening time on Wednesday, the 1st of October 2003 by Chad

Good luck to Vermont taking in all the libertarians. I think its a great experiment. Vermont has the history to make this a good place to start. Show that it works when people are willing to make it work. I highly doubt any state with large urban populations can ever work, but an overall rural area has a good chance.
Myself? Still working on Colorado. Maripat at RightWeAre.com is giving me advice on good places… thanks!
Been slow posting here lately. Work is “too busy” but that happens when upper management sits on their money all year long, and decides to spend all the money this late. Of course that means projects are already six months late. Which now have to be done while colliding with current projects. And let us not forget that now everyone’s vacation they’ve been too busy to take so far this year is coming due.
Scott is being interviewed by Wired magazine about the H1B visa program and IT jobs going overseas. More details as they come available. But it has been interesting lately seeing news stories where companies have saved hundreds of thousands of dollars by in-sourcing their IT departments. Might the tide be turning? If you have the low end jobs being filled by illegal immigrants, and the good technology jobs being done by H1B’s who send the money offshore, its putting a squeeze on everyone.
Is it just me, or does it seem like too many Muslims are being arrested at Gitmo? There can’t be hundreds of them there, so that 3 is a statistical aberration. The numbers are too high. A simple question with a difficult answer would be, “Can Muslims be faithful to their religion and the western way of life at the same time?” If the answer is no, that generally Muslims cannot be, then that leads to many issues in future relations between the west and Muslim areas.

Shanty we be singing :: Under Pressure :: by David Bowie & Queen