God’s Politics, Part 2
On the subject of the article How Do Christians Become Conservative? by Mike Lux, I had some thoughts I believe the world would do well to read, so I figured I’d make a couple posts about it. The first one Read More …
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God’s Politics
So, a link to this article was posted by a Facebook friend… http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mike-lux/how-do-christians-become_b_570361.html The title of the article is “How Do Christians Become Conservative?”, and the meta description that Facebook extracted to display is “Jesus may not have been primarily Read More …
Just A Few Minor Changes
While checking out a link a friend posted on Facebook concerning the proper spelling of things, I became aware just how awesome The Oatmeal is. Except for the fact that everything (font, spacing, images) is just so dang big… but Read More …
Merry Christmas – You Owe Us a Hundred Bucks
I got this from AT&T, waiting in my Inbox for me on Christmas morning.
The Death of the Compact Disc
I saw it coming long ago. In my high school Physics class in 1987-1988, a dude brought a cool new sound medium to class — a Compact Disc, which was better in many ways than the vinyl records we all Read More …
I Ain’t Buying It
Ginger and I went to see Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs today. As usual, we got there early because it’s a fairly new movie and we wanted a primo seat. So, as usual, we sat through the pre-movie on-screen Read More …
New Look, Same Great Taste
I spent some of January rebuilding NeilAndGinger.com. Seems a trivial task for a professional web developer to ‘redo’ a web site, but there was surprisingly a lot going on, so it took some time. Here are some of the issues Read More …
Not-Random knowledge accumulated in 2008
Here’s a miscellaneous collection of knowledge that I accumulated during Calendar year 2008. I would call them random, but really I have applied some sort of cognitive processing to display only certain ones, so it’s really not a random collection, Read More …
NextGEN Gallery
So here’s what I wanted to do: integrate some sort of nice-looking image gallery into my WordPress blog. Sounds easy: just grab some pictures and make thumbnails, then upload all to some directory, then place the thumbnail images in my Read More …
I may take up smoking
When Michael Scott was giddy about having risqué photos of Jan, he couldn’t help but share with his buddy. So he opened up his e-mail client, started a new message, attached a photo, typed ‘pac’ into the ‘To:’ address field Read More …