Challenges of privacy in the new social networks
Rupert Murdoch notes the explosion of social sites like Facebook and MySpace as millions seek to be heard. The piece covers cases where workers face discipline over Facebook posts, debates on online privacy, and how tech outpaces laws. It cites Winnipeg Farm Boy employees and Goldman Sachs staff as examples and discusses the shift in privacy norms.
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Ordoch
Facebook
MySpace
No Man’s Land
CBC
Winnipeg
United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 832
Ottawa
Farm Boy
Farmboy Inc
Goldman Sachs
Charlie
Faith and Education Versus Absolute Truth Sermon
The speaker recalls a sermon critiquing post secondary education and a professor who argued there is no absolute truth. He notes how exams revealed a hidden standard, and he urges adherence to biblical truth despite academic debate or secular evolutionist views.
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Timothy
Homebodies and Harvests in an Interesting Era
Rita Friesen reflects on reclaiming a kitchen retreat to study recipe books and plan fructiferous cooking experiments. She describes grape harvest abundance, attempts at grape juice, and hopes for using a crock pot while family adapts to slower meals and new routines.
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Aunt Emmie
Aunt Tillie
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