When I changed the domain name for a client's site from "burtcohen.com" to "burtcohen.net", the Repository module started reporting:    A critical error has occurred.    Access to the path 'C:\Inetpub\vhosts\burtcohen.com\httpdocs\Portals\0\Repository' is denied. when all the other modules had no problem. I did some spelunking in the SQL database and found the following entries in the ModuleSettings table:    383   anonymouslocation   C:\Inetpub\vhosts\burtcohen.com\httpdocs\Portals\0\Repository    383   folderlocation      C:\Inetpub\vhosts\burtcohen.com\httpdocs\Portals\0\Repository    383   folderlocation      C:\Inetpub\vhosts\burtcohen.com\httpdocs\Portals\0\Repository Note the ".com" in all these paths. This path no longer exists, so that is the cause of the problem. Simply updating them to ".net" fixed the problem. I don't believe the Repository module should be saving absolute paths to its folders. I have submitted this as a DotNetNuke Repository module bug recommending that it saves...

I guess I was sort of naïve in believing that the idea of teaching creationism alongside evolution in science class is something that would just fizzle and die. Then creationism evolved into "intelligent design" to appear more scientific and less religious. Now, the NY Times article Opponents of Evolution Adopting a New Strategy describes the next step in the evolution of this misguided campaign. The idea is for school boards of education to direct teachers to teach the "strengths and weaknesses" of evolution. Of course the scientist in me says, "sure, why not?" But I see that this strategy is just a ploy to keep creationism's foot in the scientific door. It is my view that religion and science are two related but orthogonal axes -- like the X and Y axes on a graph. Science is about things you can prove, religion is about things...