Got the latest Wired magazine in the mail today. The cover story is about how intelligent design is gaining credibility as an alternative to evolution. For those of you who don’t subscribe, the article is available here.
From the monthly archives:
September 2004
I would just like to hear the first thoughts that come to everyone’s mind when you read/see this phrase — “true humanity”.
A good friend posted this comment below in reponse to another entry, but I thought it was worth bringing up here for everyone’s attention…
I work at church right now that is pushes us all alot on evangelism. Which is probably a good thing in some ways. I often have to report to someone about [...]
Bono is in the news again talking about AIDS in Africa. This time it’s a story from the BBC. I appreciate how articulate he is as he discusses this topic. (Thanks to Jonny Baker for the link.)
If you’re not familiar with the work Bono is doing regarding the AIDS pandemic (or even if you are), [...]
The new U2 single is now available on iTunes.
I’m sure I have thoughts on this, but for now, I thought I’d just share the link:
Strangers attend cuddle parties
I had a chance to repeat one of life’s least pleasant experiences today. (Those of you who know me outside of cyberville, please forgive, because you have likely heard a similar version of this before…) My wife pointed out to me that her bathroom sink was slow draining and needed to be unclogged. I’d just [...]
I actually clicked on a banner ad last night. Not only that…I’m glad I did. The ad was promoting a free 60-day trial of Microsoft OneNote. I downloaded and installed it, and I love it. I was watching Hidalgo when I stumbled on OneNote, and I think that playing with this software may have [...]
Though I also posted in his comments, I’m participating in Tim Samoff’s book meme from afar as well. This is from Bowling Alone b Robert Putnam:
Before reaching any firm conclusion about Americans’ involvement in formal social organizations, however, we need to consider changes in the worlds of religion and work.
I added a Get FireFox button to the bottom of the right hand column today. I’ve been using FireFox for a few months and love it. If you’re not using FireFox, especially on a PC, I strongly recommend it.
I recently picked up a WizCom QuickLink Elite Pen Scanner. Those of you who are avid readers might find it useful. It’s a slick little device.
It’s a little scanner that is a little bit larger than a high-lighter. It’s battery powered, so you can carry it with you and scan in anything you read. [...]
Wow. I had to tease Pastor Draven because he recommended Journey Inward, Journey Outward to me about 5 or 6 times in different contexts. However, I have to say it was worth every mention he made. This book describes a church that truly understood what it meant to be missional. The amazing thing is, they [...]
My daughter has started saying her own prayers at bedtime. It’s kind of nice to hear, since she hasn’t yet learned how to do it ‘right’. First of all, all bedtime prayers start of with thank you for the food, since she’s used to hearing that at meal times. She’s also quite scattered and all [...]
Ran across this quote while reviewing some of my underlined portions of Coercion by Douglas Rushkoff:
Retailers no longer pretended they were simply selling their products in the best possible light. They were doing more than just associating their wares with a desirable lifestyle. They were creating atmospheres that triggered an emotional need: to be a [...]
