a different perspective from alan hartung on the emerging church, politics, faith, and life
Wired News: Dems, GOP: Who’s Got the Brains?
I usually like wired.com as a news source, but do the brains of ten republicans and ten democrats really provide a good focus group to determine how someone from a political party is “wired?” Craziness, I tell you craziness.
Only my team could have such a huge victory and still screw me over
I had Trent Green starting QB in my fantasy league… and they set an NFL record for RUSHING touchdowns without a single passing TD for the game! If just two of those were in the air, I would’ve won my [...]
I just found out… finally… that the banner ad describing civilian deaths was not working properly in Internet Explorer on PC. So, my apologies go out to all of you who have had to labor through it… or just abandoned my posts all together. I was wondering why the only person posting comments ever was [...]
I’ve stepped into the world of RSS now, and I love it. Time to syndicate my own blog, here you go for all of you RSS’ers our there:
http://www.alanhartung.com/theblog/xml-rss2.php
And, I want to share after a few days of using Sage, which I posted about previously, I am convinced I should use NetNewsWire Lite even though I [...]
Wired News: Inventor Rejoices as TVs Go Dark
Wow. That’s all I have to say. I also detest the intrusion of advertising in the craziest of places, but this… this has to be treading the line of legality. Don’t you think?
mozdev.org – sage: index
You should be using FireFox any way, so…
If you are on a Mac and using FireFox, you might be interested in this RSS and Atom feed aggregator extension. I’ve been using NetNewsWire Lite, but I’ve been unhappy that I have to use Safari with it. I’ll probably use both for awhile to [...]
It’s my birthday, too, yeah!
Googlet
Mac OS X users should enjoy this little piece of free software. Search many different engines without first opening up a browser to go to your favorite search engine’s page.
RENOVARE – Readings – Perspective [October 2004]
Richard Foster gives a few insights to assist Christians for the upcoming election. Refreshingly, he doesn’t say who to vote for, he just provides a few principles to guide us. And, astonishingly, the points are so straightforward and honest that I truly feel it doesn’t lend towards either of [...]
Yesterday, I saw a headline that read, “Nader factor still looms.” After I promised myself I would avoid any more political posts… this just pissed me off too bad.
I’ll say this very clearly: A vote for Ralph Nader is not a vote for George W. Bush. It’s a vote for Ralph Nader.
A vote for Michael [...]