Friday, August 31, 2007
I remember the good old days
Did you hear they banned kids from playing tag at a Colorado school?? They were talking about it on the radio this morning and apparently a lot of schools here have already banned it. Kids are getting soft (emotionally...and physically as well).
Monday, August 27, 2007
Wow
I first read about these guys 8 months or so ago in the Wall Street Journal. I downloaded their album, and it is really good, beginning to end. But to watch them ply their trade live on the Letterman stage, is something altogether different. Wow.
Mind your own business...!
It appears that helpful folk from the "international community" are becoming more outspoken in their judgment of our ways here in the good ol' U.S. of A. As if our foreign policy doesn't offer enough juicy run-off to quench the critics' thirst, they're now lapping up on our gastronomical foibles (the comment section provides a wonderful insight into the advanced intelligence of our foreign critics), and even sipping at our system of justice and punishment for heinous crimes. They misjudged, apparently, the complete and utter apathy with which Texans view international criticism; the direct appeal from the further-evolved European culture warranted a 3 - sentence official response; clearly the Texas Governor doesn't want anyone in Brussels confused by fancy rhetoric or evasive verbosity, as is the penchant with higher life forms. Investors only need apply: The rest of you underfed intellectuals can chew on the fact that we pwned your weak selves 230 years ago, and we pwn you today! Get along, lil' doggy! Brilliant!!
Saturday, August 4, 2007
Save Me From Myself: Save Others From Me...
“How did I get here?...Why is my life such a nightmare?...
Save Me From Myself: How I Found God, Quit Korn, Kicked Drugs, and Lived to Tell My Story, released on July 7 (7/7/07), is a reflection of the ex-band member’s amazing conversion story.
Hopefully he feels the weight of responsibility for the poor role model he was during those days, too.
The old maxim that money and fame don't buy happiness remains true, though many think it's just a korny saying, and are therefore destined find out the hard way, I guess.
China tells living Buddhas to obtain permission before they reincarnate
Now that's what I call government regulation...
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
proud to be an anglican

An article I found after seeing the story on CNN this morning... Canon White came to Wheaton last fall and talked to my IR class, and I got to talk with him one on one a little after class. He's a little crazy--he talks like a drunk British sailor. :] Such an amazing man--he worked for years for peace between Palestine and Israel, negotiating on first name basis with Yasser Arafat and Ariel Sharon. Since the invasion he has now been the only vicor of an Anglican church in Baghdad, which he told us all about. He has a great talent for using his religious position to work for peace--he's grounded, but a visionary at the same time. And now, after working so hard and risking so much, he gets pushed back to Britain...
RSS has changed my life
OK. seriously.
REVOLUTIONIZED the way that I waste time on the internet.
I was confused about it for a while and never bothered to check it out, but WOW! it is a wonderful idea. I just started using the Google Reader and it is fantastic. basically like Gmail for the rest of the internet. clean, concise and useful.
I cannot urge you enough to check it out. You can see at a glance what is new on your favorite websites. just like checking your email. No more clicking through your entire bookmarks list to read all the new stuff. Its all just right there on one page.
beautiful
REVOLUTIONIZED the way that I waste time on the internet.
I was confused about it for a while and never bothered to check it out, but WOW! it is a wonderful idea. I just started using the Google Reader and it is fantastic. basically like Gmail for the rest of the internet. clean, concise and useful.
I cannot urge you enough to check it out. You can see at a glance what is new on your favorite websites. just like checking your email. No more clicking through your entire bookmarks list to read all the new stuff. Its all just right there on one page.
beautiful
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Matt, You are next!
Consider this fair warning...



I have a hard time believing that this is actually put forth as a major concern... but people are crazy I guess.
Darn those sheep burps! why wont someone think of the polar bears??
Favorite Line:
A single cow can produce between 100 and 200 litres of methane every day.
200 Liters??!! wow.


I have a hard time believing that this is actually put forth as a major concern... but people are crazy I guess.
Darn those sheep burps! why wont someone think of the polar bears??
Favorite Line:
A single cow can produce between 100 and 200 litres of methane every day.
200 Liters??!! wow.
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