The world's smallest political quiz
Are you a liberal? A conservative? A statist? Take the World's Smallest Political Quiz and find out. I promise, it takes less than 2 minutes and you may be surprised...
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Jim's Web Log: Ramblings related mostly to Microsoft Exchange, IT security, bug notices, workarounds, tips, PowerShell, and stuff. Sometimes Active Directory, 4Runners, trains, GoT, Siberian Huskies, social commentary, politics, events, religion, or humor, but, well, mostly Exchange.
Are you a liberal? A conservative? A statist? Take the World's Smallest Political Quiz and find out. I promise, it takes less than 2 minutes and you may be surprised...
Labels: Politics
If you are like 90% of the country, you are still a bit peeved about our elected officials pushing the bail-out bill (which may approach $1,000,000,000,000 - that is a trillion dollars). Want your own "vote'em out" banner for your site, visit the Constiutent Response Team site.
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The end of "Opus"... how entirely depressing, but I understand.... Berke: if you ever see this, thank you. Me thinks that says it all.
A good discussion came up today on a mailing list I am on. I thought some of the information from this was relevant and should be shared.
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Deploying Exchange Server 2007 SP1? Should you use Window Server 2003 or Windows Server 2008? There are a lot of issues, both good and bad. This blog is an anchor posting for ongoing discussions on my experiences with Windows Server 2008 and Exchange Server 2007.
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Has our political process fallen so far down in to mud with pigs that our politicians can't be polite or realistic? The answer is, of course it has. And we have no one to blame but ourselves. It is a sad day when Rush Limbaugh is the voice for conservatives.
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Microsoft released Exchange Server 2007 SP1 Roll Up 4 (RU4) today to the Microsoft Download Center. This update will not appear in Microsoft Update. It contains all of the updates and fixes that have been identified and fixed since Exchange Server 2007 SP1 was released.
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What happened? Did I miss something? There was an overwhelming objection in the U.S.A. to the economic bailout. Congressmen and Senators' offices were overwhelmed with e-mails urging their elected officials to vote no. By one count, the opinions were running 10 to 1 against. The bill failed once, but went back to the House and Senate again with enough additional pork that they passed it. Enough house members changed their mind to pass it including my own congressman, Neil Abercrombie. Why?
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