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20 hours ago, WordPress 2.0 was released. 20 minutes ago, I downloaded the new code (put up a temporary offline notice, got rid of the old 1.5.2, installed the new). Less than 9 hours from now, I’ll enter a new year with [ . . . ]

Lots of buzz building around Web 2.0, and I’m watching it unfold with eager anticipation; eHub keeps a running log of Web 2.0 apps. When hunger pangs hit me last night, I wandered online for a place to eat. I found the [ . . . ]

Blogging is risky; risky business. The internet has a profoundly long memory of all that someone has written, thus a political and professional liability. Yes, everything that I’ve written can be found by someone who does a Google-style background check on me, [ . . . ]

Scot “Jesus Creed” McKnight makes a gracious appeal in When Christmas falls on Sunday that Christians of all people can and should show Good Will Toward Megachurches, those that have decided to celebrate a day (or two) earlier and to close on [ . . . ]

Gotta tell you about 2 great delish’ dining finds, one franchise-wide, one local (to McLean, Virginia).
Last night, made a stop at Cheesecake Factory as an alleged mystery shopper, probably disqualifying ourselves because we didn’t sit right at the bar like we were [ . . . ]

Are you an Asian American pastor, or know of one? Get $10 for filling out a quick survey*, and help with this research project. You can pass it along too, or better, link to the permalink here.

Greetings!
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A good number of actors and actresses don’t want to be typecast or stereotyped, primarily or exclusively identified with a particular character or role. A good number of Asian American don’t want to be typecast either, seen as only Asian, or often [ . . . ]

Kudos to Verizon, at least this 1 CSR (customer service representative) named Michael, who was able to aptly diagnose and fix the DSL problem that had plagued my family all weekend. Our DSL internet connection was very intermittent, sometimes I could get [ . . . ]

Speculations have surfaced that some churches are combating the nominal C&E (Christmas & Easter) Christians by keeping their doors closed on Christmas this year, to goad these nominal Christians to either attend more regularly or don’t come at all.
I had first picked [ . . . ]