Archive for 'General'
Easter, gang members and Kirk Cameron
Posted on April 8, 2007, under General.
Kirk Cameron goes over the reason for Easter with some Santa Monica gang members.
More here.
Looking forward to 2007
The year 2006 held many changes for my home, but good friends and family are a constant blessing through the ups-and-downs. I look forward to 2007 with my old friends and the new ones I’ve made this year.
IEBlog details the CSS changes for IE7
The IEBlog outlines the list of CSS changes and standards enhancements coming in IE 7. The rendering fixes/changes will be triggered by the DOCTYPE served up by the web page. To handle the rendering differences between versions of IE browsers, the recommendation is to serve differing CSS via conditional statements.
I made the switch.
My site is now running on WordPress. I still need to do some Q/A, but everything seems to be running well so far. The RSS feed should also be automatically redirected to its new location (this post will test that for me).
I’ll post some tips on moving from Nucleus to WordPress pretty soon for anyone who is interested.
I’m thinking about starting over.
It’s been on my mind for awhile, but I’m seriously considering dropping my current blog engine and starting over in WordPress.
Health Food Sample?
A soul-searching question for you, dear reader:
Would you sample organic chips from a marketing stand about 4 feet away from the pharmacy order/pickup counter?
I went to get some medication today at one of the major grocery chains in town, and there was a stand with a bowl of organic chips right next to the pharmacy. I asked one of the people in the pharmacy if the samples were popular, and they enthusiastically said yes, seemingly unaware of what I was hinting at.
If you are one of those people who would assume the best and take some of the chips, you owe me Thank You card for not taking any myself.
What did you do this weekend?
Cornhusker State Games 2006: Adventure Race
We are Debt Free!*
Except for the house, we are DEBT FREE! Everything is paid off, and we have the titles to both cars in our possession. That’s a good feeling. We’ve done this once before, but we had no expectations to stay out of debt. This time we have a plan and the passion to do it.
On to finishing out step 3.
A Study in Human Potential
Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State
produced by BBC
Although the full depravity is censored probably for scholastic reasons, a look at what humans are capable of doing to other humans when they believe there is no higher order than their own self-interests, and that humans ultimately have no greater value than that of waste to be thoughtlessly discarded.
The Lamb and the Fuhrer
by Ravi Zacharias
“Hitler’s name is synonymous with power, evil, and genocide. Jesus’ name with love, peace, and humility. Put the two in a room together, where they are visited by Dietrich Bonhoeffer, executed by the Nazis for his association in a plot to assassinate Hitler, and you won’t believe your ears. This third book in the intriguing Great Conversations series takes Jesus to the twentieth century to confront one of the world’s most influential people of all time–and address fundamental issues of life and death, violence and the value of human life.”
A Christian Manifesto
by Francis A. Schaeffer
What does Christianity have to offer? If someone believes that God loved every person so much that He willingly sacrificed His Son’s glory and life to reach out to His Creation, what does that person’s life look like? Does that person fall in-step with the person who believes humans have no value beyond that of a renewable resource, or does it sharply contrast it with passion and love for the weary, down-trodden and defenseless?
New to the message of Christianity?
Who needs payments??
One car down, one to go!
