Empire Avenue, a new and interesting social network.
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If you are wondering what the first line of this blog entry means, it is just something for a new social network, Empire Avenue, to verify my blog.
On Empire Avenue you buy shares in your friends, and have a sort of friendly competition to try and be the one with the highest share value.
Which is done by being connected to most other social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
You also need to have activity on the linked networks, in order for rising up in the stock market on Empire Avenue.
It is an interesting twist on social networking, and I recommend you all check it out.
My profile on there is http://empireavenue.com/tylzen feel free to buy shares in my profile.
It is a fast riser at the moment, I am also very active on social networks.
Religious charities rejects donations.
From time to time I hear from theists that atheists tends to donate less than theists. Studies supports this, but I think there may be an underlying issue other than their lack of belief in gods.
It is not unheard of that religious charities, such as the Salvation Army rejects donations if they think they go against their religious belief. With one particular case with the Salvation Army, they rejected toys of Harry Potter and Twillight, because it promoted the occult and witchcraft.
They also reject money donations from groups that they didn’t like or if the money was attained in such a manner that they did not like. Such as money won in legal gambling or lottery. Also money from musicians or likewise that does not share their religious belief.
I have focused a lot on the Salvation Army, but I would speculate that a non-believer would feel uneasy to donate money to charities that are religious, which the majority of charities are.
So what we need is more focus on secular, and open charities, to make sure we know what the money is spent on.
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