occasional thoughts on church, life, web, and productivity
I am researching a university for a possible event with Shaun and so I decide to visit the school's website and this is what I am greeted with: Apparently the image is randomly selected each time the page is loaded, so please feel free to refresh a few times until you ...
. Read More →I made the switch from PC to Mac a year and a half ago. While I don't consider myself a total Mac fanboy, I definitely like the Mac experience better than my former life with PCs. One of the cool parts of Mac life is finding great little applications that ...
. Read More →The first phase of CompassionBloggers.com has officially launched. This site will be a place for bloggers to get resources and information about how they can partner with Compassion International to help release children from poverty. Compassion Bloggers will also take select groups of bloggers overseas to various countries allowing them ...
. Read More →Well, it's a bit of a sad day here on the blog. Ever since Shaun made encouraged me to start a blog I have become a bit of a stats junkie. By that I mean that every day (whether I post or not) I check all of the numbers of ...
. Read More →A friend of mine called me the other day to ask about an audio clip that I let him hear a long time ago. It's a clip that I got from the interwebs and thought was hilarious, so I downloaded it and I'm posting it here. Wait for it... it's worth ...
. Read More →Warning: geeky web content below! Proceed with caution. Anybody who builds websites knows that different browsers render websites differently. Most web designers will also agree that Internet Explorer 6 was a horrible at rendering websites correctly. Thankfully Microsoft fixed most of the IE6 bugs in version 7, but not everyone that ...
. Read More →So one of the perks to living in a dorm (and oh, there are so many) is getting to pick through all the stuff college students leave behind when they move out. It's amazing what people leave behind. I'm talking things like couches, microwaves, printers, clothing... all because they don't ...
. Read More →This weekend I ran sound for The EDGE Conference in Roanoke, VA. This was a free version of our regular EDGE winter conferences that was funded entirely from offerings taken up at our winter conferences as a way for those students to give the Roanoke community a chance to attend ...
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