Myanmar junta slams citizens over cyclone reports – Boston Globe
YANGON (Reuters) – Myanmar’s junta attacked “unscrupulous” citizens and foreign media on Friday for presenting a false picture of the devastation left by Cyclone Nargis as experts began mapping the extent of the disaster. The New Light of Myanmar

Religion in the news – Forbes
In the back corner of a nearly deserted campus, the president of Sheldon Jackson College walks the hallways of a dreary dorm to his sparse, temporary offices. Gone are the trappings of his position. Gone, too, are the hustle and bustle of a thriving

Gambling grants bailing out local non-profit organizations – Squamish Chief
Five local non-profit organizations have received $122,650 this year in funding from provincial gaming proceeds, according to the list of 2007-08 human and social services recipients of gaming grants released last week. The Sea to Sky Community

United Way cuts ‘painful’ – Detroit News
OAK PARK — United Way officials declined to say which of its supported agencies would lose funding after board members met Thursday, but one board member said the cuts could be brutal. “It’s going to be very painful,” said Keith Crain, chair of

Kintera Announces New Data Model Customization Tool – MSN MoneyCentral
Kintera Inc. KNTA today announced the addition of custom entities to its Constituent Relationship Management (CRM) product. Custom entities lets administrative users add business objects to the core CRM data model as well as add rules governing