Dojo Info 3/3/09

1. Sri Lankan players injured in Pakistan
   “At least a dozen men attacked Sri Lanka’s cricket team with rifles, grenades and rocket launchers Tuesday ahead of a match in Pakistan, wounding seven players, an umpire and an assistant coach. Six policemen and a driver were killed in the brazen assault on South Asia’s most beloved sport.” And here I thought some Kentucky basketball fans were crazy.
2. $500-a-day fine for posting Constitution
   The government takes more rights from individuals as America moves closer and closer to socialism.
3. Data about Obama’s helicopter breached via P2P?
   Is it possible Obama wants his “data” breached so he’ll have more ammunition for coming out against free markets? I can hear him now, “We need to protect our sensitive information to keep our enemies gaining the advantage.”
4. Verizon Wireless goes official with the LG Versa
   I think I’d have to hold this phone in my hands to tell if having a detachable keyboard is a good idea.
5. Health Workers’ ‘Conscience’ Rule Set to Be Voided
   “The debate centers on a Bush administration regulation, enacted in December, that cuts off federal funding for thousands of state and local governments, hospitals, health plans, clinics and other entities if they do not accommodate doctors, nurses, pharmacists or other employees who refuse to participate in care they feel violates their personal, moral or religious beliefs.” The government flexes more muscle by telling us they’ll decide what’s right and wrong.