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October 12, 2009

Humans Since 1982

Nice Work! HUMANS SINCE 1982

September 23, 2009

The Right Way to Pray?

Illustration by Andrew Rae
This is an excellent article on modern prayer from this week’s New York Times Magazine: The Right Way to Pray? The author, Zev Chafets, a Jew, explores the different ways Jewish and Judeo-Christian sects pray and how their prayer has changed over the last several decades and why. It also discusses how, [...]

August 11, 2009

Albino persons in Tanzania are being mutilated and killed.

Under the Same Sun is an organization established to help get governmental protection for persons with Albinism in Tanzania. Albinism is a condition found in humans and animals where a lack of pigmentation in the skin creates a very white complexion and an extreme vulnerability to the suns rays and subsequently, skin cancer. In Africa [...]

September 9, 2008

Fallout 3

Boy, was I excited to hear that there will be another installment of the Fallout computer, role playing game series. I loved playing Fallout 2. I remember spending hours in my second year of college, playingthat game when I should have been doing studio assignments. I thought it was entertaining, engaging and beautiful. I especially [...]

August 22, 2008

another nod to Portland

Lykke Li, in the Guest List section of Pitchfork says this:
>> Favorite Venue
“The Doug Fir in Portland. I’ve only played there once, but I guess it’s my favorite– it was so unexpected. It was so cold; we’d been freezing our asses off and I’d been sick and having guys fucking talk in my face all [...]

August 22, 2008

God rides a bike

“It was God’s way of saying, ‘It’s time to put a stop to this’ ”
These words spoken by Inspector Bryce Evans of the Toronto police, 14 Division, refer to the moment when Igor Kenk was caught in the act of stealing a bicycle. Which wouldn’t be a big deal except that it would’ve been yet another [...]

August 20, 2008

shoes for me and shoes for you

I just bought a pair of TOMS shoes. Not only are they super cool and not only do they feel real good to wear and not only do they come in a wealth of colors and materials but TOMS also donates a pair of shoes to a kid in Argentina or Africa for every pair [...]

July 20, 2008

super-human

I just watched the new Batman movie, The Dark Knight. First, let me say that it was AMAZING. I won’t spoil anything here but I will say that it was probably the best comic book adaptation that I have ever seen. I’ve always appreciated the tear-down-your-heroes, human-realism style comic stories. (Those in the know call [...]

July 17, 2008

true fasting

My pastor delivered a moving sermon last Sunday. He called our congregation to be a community marked by our compassion for the poor. He read from Isaiah 58 and I was shaken by these verses. I had read them before but now they seemed so much more important.
I’ve spent most of the first nine years [...]

July 5, 2008

revival

I was going to try to write a fair analysis of the Lakeland Revival. I was going to write just a topical entry about Todd Bentley and the “revival” in Lakeland, Florida. I was going to leave it up to you to judge for yourself whether this man is from God or not. But I’ve [...]