I’m still pluggin’ away at my new blog application built in Ruby on Rails, and tonight I managed to get the Post functionality up and running…at least listing and adding.
Once I get a chance I plan to put up a test database on this site and post the blog in progress with frequent updates so [...]
MaCNN reports that Apple just rolled out a hot new feature in the iTunes store.
Now, if you purchase a single from the store which later appears on an album, you can buy the album from iTunes and receive a full $0.99 credit on the song you already purchased. This works for any purchase of [...]
Not quite…
The Irish singer born Paul David Hewson cannot be called “Sir” rightfully because he isn’t a British citizen, according to the BBC who reported on his honorary knighthood today.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
I am, without a doubt, sick.
I wanna go home and sleep.
Speaking of Christians in art, I figure I’ll share a link to a friend’s page. Rachel Sawan White creates fantastic images on wood panels using waxes, oils, and the like, and while I cannot begin to claim any critical understanding of the visual arts, my taste tells me I like it. A lot.
I [...]
Joshua Blankenship started a discussion about Christian Art over on his page. Great starting point, and I hope some of the comments are as honest and interesting as those on the prior post which instigated this one.
Last night I watched The Motorcycle Diaries, borrowed from my buddy Dave. This gorgeously filmed Che Guevara biopic quickly earned five stars from me because of it’s lush photography, fantastic acting, and artfully rendered events in the life of the one-day revolutionary.
I only wish Dave’s copy had been in wide screen instead of full-frame [...]
Reeling from the unexpected blow to the forehead, Allen spun around to face his attacker screaming, “…”
Dang…there’s a lot of crazy web apps out there intended to “connect” people together.
There’s the reprehensible MySpace. I tried it out hoping to drive more traffic here. Didn’t really work, but I did get in touch with a few folks I hadn’t heard from since high school. That was kinda neat. [...]
Today, Jake and Nate were gracious enough to help me hang a new front door. The process took nearly twice as long as I thought it would, but after 3.5 hours, my new front door was up and swinging perfectly with it’s glorious oil-rubbed bronze hardware assembled.
Now I just need to put in some [...]