Coffee and Power (www.coffeeandpower.com) is a new website founded by Second Life founder, Phillip Rosedale.  It allows people to post jobs they want done or will do and pricing.  Work can be exchanged between members anywhere.  The idea behind the name is to have a chain of "Work Clubs" around the country, which provides the coffee to power mobile workers and power for mobile devices.  Currently there is only one Work Club, beneath the company's offices in San Francisco, but people from anywhere may use the site.  This author has made C$62 so far, and paid out C$20.  C$ is the currency the website uses, which can be purchased through PayPal or earned on C&P, and exported back to PayPal.  The plan is to finance the Work Clubs through the 15% rake-off that C&P takes when you export money to PayPal (there are no fees for payments received or given within the site). 

The Office of Campus Ministry is privileged to have four seminarians working in the office this year. Derek Hostetter and Kristin Belcher hail from Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (LPTS) and Benjamin Syberg and Pete Logsdon are from St. Meinrad Seminary in southern Indiana.