The wording on the front page made me think…

…what is the true value of life?  Thousands of soldiers have died in Iraq trying to dispose of homemade bombs, resulting in the introduction of the Packbot into the war scene to reduce the risk of a soldier getting killed.  Does this then put the price of a foot-soldier on $115000?

In the same magazine an interview is published with James Hassik, the author of the book Arms and Innovation.  He comments that the premature introduction of the Predator unmanned aircraft into the Bosnian war and then later on in the war in Iraq and Afghanistan was directly due to the risk of losing a human pilot.  Does this then put the price of a military pilot on $40 million?

What is a human life worth?  What happens if the unwanted child of a rich family or the unasked for child of a prostitute is aborted due to inconvenience or other reasons?  What if that child was critical for the future of us all?  Does that child then have a price tag of $100 (for the abortion) or $40 million on his or her head?

Psa 139:15  You know me inside and out, you know every bone in my body; You know exactly how I was made, bit by bit, how I was sculpted from nothing into something.
Psa 139:16  Like an open book, you watched me grow from conception to birth; all the stages of my life were spread out before you, The days of my life all prepared before I’d even lived one day.

…thinksMe

… and it seems to be working.  I am not sure which one I should use.

At least the link between WordPress and Facebook is working.  I found this link posted by Rodney Rumford and the way to insert it, is to use the wordpress facebook application.  The update rate between WordPress and Facebook does appear to be a little slow.

The alternative method is to use the notes importing utility in Facebook as described on the SMUG blog.