- A look at cost analysis – http://tinyurl.com/daqvcb – wow!
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- I just joined @Dropbox – use this link for 2GB plus 250MB of bonus space – https://www.getdropbox.com/referrals/NTEwMjQ3MzE5 #
- Reading the Wikipedia article on the U.S.A. makes me feel incredibly blessed to live here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States #
- Just passed 1,000 followers: now at 1,001. I’ll try looking through my email to see who was #1,000. Thanks #
Here’s an actual email that I just received:
I can use Google perfectly well on my laptop. Except for one thing. The logo for Google, in red nblue and yellow, at the head of the page, comes out just as dots and dashes. It doesn’t make any difference whether I log in to www.google.com or to www.google.uk.
Tags: birthday, Google, Samuel Morse
- At OMF No Limits 2009 missions conference in Long Beach. #
- The world’s largest Swiss Army Knife has 85 different functions and costs $999. http://tinyurl.com/c5w2vy #
- Wow, C.S. Lewis wrote science fiction. And apparently the works he wanted to remembered for are “Till We Have Faces” and “Perelandra”. #
- Once one has become a better person, “finding a job will not only be easy, but it will be the least of one’s problems.” — Tim Ferriss #
- This is my 1,000th update on Twitter. I should say something profound, but it’s 12:00 AM midnight, so I’ll just say: Good Nite! #
- Did you know that the brain isn’t fully developed until age 21 or 22? The last area of the brain to develop is the prefrontal cortex. #
Tonight I went to a screening of a movie called Is God Green? It was an event sponsored by InterVarsity Trojan Christian Fellowship (TCF). Nearly everyone there was in support of environmentalism, especially from the Christian perspective of being a good steward of the beautiful Earth God created.
Tags: God, Politics, unintended consequences
- iPod touch: $229, from the private sector w/o taxpayer $. The military has paid “for $435 hammers, $640 toilet seats & $7,600 coffeemakers”. #
- Previous quote is from CNET – http://digg.com/d1p7Y5 #
- The first step in economic recovery: pass H.R. 1207. Support it. http://tinyurl.com/csd7kc #
- If the Internet really mattered when it comes to politics, Ron Paul would’ve won. http://digg.com/u11NUD – the Internet is not real life. #
It has been claimed more than once that the current recession is due to the failed economic policies of President George W. Bush.
