I’m listening to podcasts on CD, because my PC won’t talk to my iPod. (as an aside, podcasting is the term for producing a podcast, what’s the verb for listening to podcasts?) First one that came up was Adam Curry’s Daily Source [ . . . ]
WordPress quit workingUnbelievable. This website was hacked into, around 8:38pm last night, by someone routed through an IP address in Amsterdam. (I’m here in metro Washington DC). After a desperate plea for help and searching the Web for answers and contacting technical support at [ . . . ] |
obituary of my mentorBUGNON Robert O. “Buggs” retired Senior Chief, USN 64, entered the gates of Heaven on June 23, 2005 after a courageous battle with cancer. He was born March 2nd, 1941 in Philadelphia, Penn. Served his country with great pride 29 1/2 years [ . . . ] |
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hangin’ out at Hard TimesWe attempted to reconvene the Lynchburg Emergent Cohort today, at Hard Times Cafe in College Park, Maryland, and it wasn’t quite the same without Will, Nick, and Aaron “thevoiz”. |
no more iPod and podcasting?My Windows PC is not recognizing my iPod, like it has for over a year and a half. I’m connecting up the mini-dock via a FireWire cable like before. I’ve got iTunes 4.8. I’ve tried rebooting the PC. I’ve reset the iPod [ . . . ] |
Leaving a Lasting Legacy Among Asian AmericansSome of you know that one of the hats I wear is working for L2 Foundation, developing leadership and legacy for Asian Americans. So, I was delighted to see the following ChristianityToday.com/MoneyandFaith.net interview with the Chou’s about L2 Foundation and more. |
In Memory of Bob “Buggs” BugnonI just received this email from Ann Bugnon: |
bathroom remodeling and emerging satireWhile out of town, I had my bathroom remodeled. It’s a small bathroom, a part of a small single family house built in the mid-1940′s. You can look at some of the pictures taken while it was in progress. I’ll be painting [ . . . ] |
Theology, Perspective, Racial ReconciliationAbner Ramos over at the El Acceso blog (El Acceso is the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship at East Los Angeles College) has been sharing some poignantly personal reflections on theology, perspective, and racial reconcilation. I’ll link to them as he continues sharing about [ . . . ] |











