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Regarding comments, my wife and I practice the 'alternative method' and speaking from EXPERIENCE, IT IS EFFECTIVE. In fact, if you look at the numbers, it's more effective than IVF for achieving and 99% effective in preventing. Like all things, you have to understand what you're doing. Also, it is not from the 'word of a celibate man' but is from years of medical research. Here is one (http://naprotechnology.com/).
So many of us are so quick to eat genetically engineered food or take contraceptives that may increase our risk of cancer (source:http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Risk/oral-contr...) but we aren't interested in a safe approach, which also is (and more importantly) falls into God's plan. If you read Humane Vitae or other church documents on the subject, it makes perfect sense. No really, just read it. It's a short read. http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/paul_vi/encyclicals/docume...
The church does not have an obsession with sex. Rather, mankind has the obsession with sex and the church is trying to help us understand it's proper place. Since contraception has been widely adopted in the US, divorce, STDs, rape and illegitimate children has sky rocketted. Very unfortunate, but predicted in the 1960s in Humanae Vitae.
Very nice!!
BTW: Love the choice of video. Very cool.
Good times.
I used to be a daily visitor to SO and was active in the early days when Jeff and Joel were active and I felt part of the community. After recently seeing moderators rampantly closing questions as if to say 'I consider your question unproductive or unintelligent by my standards', I rarely visit.
Apparently Code Golf is considered a valid question while questions lacking extreme detail that may help people are not.....
That said, I agree fully with his thoughts from an employee perspective. However, MSFT is trying to appeal decision makers who write the check for their software, not the employees.
And the love affair between the press and Apple continues...
My main beef why I can't recommend it is compatibility. If that was addressed, the number of apps would skyrocket and I'd be a huge fan.
You would think since MSFT is late to this market, putting in a low-medium cost, highly functional tablet to reverse the trend to apple and google would allow them to catch up quickly. The pro price is currently on par to an Ipad. Hopefully CEO #3 will do that.