what others do with talent, I do with obstinate fixation
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Read this article in the KC Star on Saturday. Very thought provoking. This continues to be an issue that I struggle to get a handle on: How my faith in Christ relates to politics, nationalism and war.
The disciples were often gung-ho and misguided — James and John asking Jesus to sit on his right and left, Peter cutting off the ear of Malchus at Jesus’ arrest, etc.
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Articles like this make me doubt the mainstream media. The “Global War on Terrorism” is being fought right here in the good ole US of A. Terrorists don’t need nukes when they have something just as destructive — our very own news corporations.
The money’s too good for the media outlets to question what’s being given them.
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This is a really interesting site. All kinds of info on all types of batteries. E.g. which batteries are the best, how to store them, etc. Pretty sweet.
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This is another one of my indespensible arsenal. I know, I know there’s a Firefox extension (Colorzilla) that does this same type of thing. But…(finger waving)… Color Cop works on the whole desktop.
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This is a nice little utility for those of you that are as obsessive/compulsive about task bar ordering as I am.
I’ve been trying desktop search utilities for the past year now. I tried them in this order: Copernic, Google, MSN, Google and Copernic — giving each their fair shake.
I’m back to Copernic because I don’t like the way that Google Desktop jumbles all the different filetypes together. I don’t like having to narrow down searches by using “filetype:doc” search commands. The Ctrl-ctrl hotkey for Google is cool — but hotkeys are not that big of a deal for me. The Outlook integration in the Google one is nice, but with Copernic — it’s all in one place. Even though I’m a proud Gmail user, I don’t like having results from my computer displaying in my browser. Just bugs me.
Guess I should try Yahoo Desktop search at some point. It’s gotta be killer to make me switch from Copernic.
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Everyone of these staged photo-ops is making it harder on our troops and also drawing things out in the Middle East.
What about a healthy skepticism and some objectivity?
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How about a CNN anchor responding to bias claims made by NewsBusters.org author Jack Engelhard. Oh, yeah.
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So is the mainstream media biased?
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Here’s a great VB script if you need to do a search and replace across a bunch of PowerPoint files.
I was looking for something like this to do a global search and replace in all my church’s PowerPoint song slides.
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“>Gotta love what Tony Snow said, when asked if Sheehan had any chance of meeting Bush in Crawford:
“I would advise her to bring water, Gatorade or both,” Snow said when asked about Sheehan during a press briefing Friday. “Honestly, when you’re talking about the kind of issues that we’re talking about, Cindy Sheehan hasn’t risen to the level of staff meetings at this point.”No tags for this post.
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I was looking for a utility to create some video tutorials and I stumbled on this little gem. Wink will allow you to record what’s going on on your screen, edit it by adding titles and narration, then save it as a Flash movie or video.
I recorded a Flash video on how to prep PowerPoint songs for my church.
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O, brother.
She voted to authorize Bush to invade Iraq in 2002. She read the same intelligence as everyone else in Congress. Why the flip-flop? She’s an opportunist who’s trying to make a name for herself.
For some reason she thinks that Democratic leadership could have done better regarding Iraq & Afghanistan from the beginning. There’s nothing out there to make me think that would be the case.
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Wow. This is an impressive list.
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