Excuses and apologies
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Mark is making excuses, while Michele apologizes profusely.
As I've stated before, I will accept no apologies, and really don't care for excuses. The fact of the matter is, I barely have time to read everything on the interweb anyhow. If anyone should be apologizing and making excuses, it should be the readers, not the authors.
Here are some potential excuses and apologies readers might offer up.
"Sorry, I was watching all the episodes of "Total Drama Island" I TiVo'ed, and forgot to read your blog."
"Ever since the bank foreclosed on my house, I've had a tough time keeping up with my RSS feeds."
"I've come down with a nasty case of the plague... the doctor has put me on bed rest and says I should cut back on my blogospheric intake."
"The dog ate my cable modem."
"Obama has brought change to the interweb... so I've been avoiding it."
"Oh, you have a blog?"
Feel free to appropriate any or all of these excuses. They work for me!
As I've stated before, I will accept no apologies, and really don't care for excuses. The fact of the matter is, I barely have time to read everything on the interweb anyhow. If anyone should be apologizing and making excuses, it should be the readers, not the authors.
Here are some potential excuses and apologies readers might offer up.
"Sorry, I was watching all the episodes of "Total Drama Island" I TiVo'ed, and forgot to read your blog."
"Ever since the bank foreclosed on my house, I've had a tough time keeping up with my RSS feeds."
"I've come down with a nasty case of the plague... the doctor has put me on bed rest and says I should cut back on my blogospheric intake."
"The dog ate my cable modem."
"Obama has brought change to the interweb... so I've been avoiding it."
"Oh, you have a blog?"
Feel free to appropriate any or all of these excuses. They work for me!
View From the Bird Cage
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It's been a couple of years since I last looked around the TTLB ecosystem. I was once a worm, then grew an exoskeleton. While I wasn't paying attention, I seem to have sprouted some feathers. Here's a brief glimpse at some of my winged neighbors...
Brothers (and Sisters) in Christ
Alan Creech
- Liturgical Prayer - Thoughts on and listing of liturgical prayer books.
- Quit the arguing already! - Is anyone else sick of all the disunity over non-essentials out there?
- Dark Night of the Soul - I can relate to what Alan (and Bryan) are experiencing...
Not so liturgical, is Tony Jones... Sending his Emergent Church Dispatches out from the Church Basement Roadshow.
All the way from Chesapeake Cove comes this insightful observation on the beauty of math.... and hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia .
No Jello to Nail Here
It's hard to pin this guy down exactly, because the blog-dude at a dog-eared town seems to have a beef against everybody. Big Government RINOs, John McCain, Ralph Nadar, B-H-O, and even Ron Paul fall into his crosshairs. No one is safe! That's the kind of blog I like.
Across the Pond
Paulie espouse timeless wisdom within the title of his blog... Besides not trusting hippies, he stays up on UK politics and guitar, including some cool percussion.
Wacky Stuff From The Left
Guess what... The United States government has been disbanded!
That's it for now.
Brothers (and Sisters) in Christ
Alan Creech
- Liturgical Prayer - Thoughts on and listing of liturgical prayer books.
- Quit the arguing already! - Is anyone else sick of all the disunity over non-essentials out there?
- Dark Night of the Soul - I can relate to what Alan (and Bryan) are experiencing...
Not so liturgical, is Tony Jones... Sending his Emergent Church Dispatches out from the Church Basement Roadshow.
All the way from Chesapeake Cove comes this insightful observation on the beauty of math.... and hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia .
No Jello to Nail Here
It's hard to pin this guy down exactly, because the blog-dude at a dog-eared town seems to have a beef against everybody. Big Government RINOs, John McCain, Ralph Nadar, B-H-O, and even Ron Paul fall into his crosshairs. No one is safe! That's the kind of blog I like.
Across the Pond
Paulie espouse timeless wisdom within the title of his blog... Besides not trusting hippies, he stays up on UK politics and guitar, including some cool percussion.
Wacky Stuff From The Left
Guess what... The United States government has been disbanded!
That's it for now.
This Blog- Not Dead Yet
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Some random thoughts tossed out into oblivion... 
My Huck Picture
Thousands of Aggies packed the Rudder Theater days before the Texas Primary. This picture was taken from across the room with my Olympus SP-55OUZ. I'm still trying to figure out all the buttons on the derned thing.
Toiletology
Timothy Frazier has a new toilet, and hasn't had any problems with it. He's probably got the newly re-engineered Champion 4 "Accelerator" valve (Manufacturer Propaganda Alert!). For my money, the best solution is a retrofit with the Titan valve... I get over two gallons a flush with mine. Look Ma, no residuals!
Bob Newhart... STOP IT!
Tim Challies brought this hilarious clip to my attention, with a very thoughtful reflection on our tendency to couch our sin in layers of justifications and obfuscations. The key to effectively dealing with sin? JUST STOP IT!
A Fungus Among Us... and the Cowardly Response of Bureaucratic "Risk Managers"
The City of Bryan's brave firemen are chased out of their station by some slime growing behind the shower stall... meanwhile, environmental consultants and project planners and remediation contractors are laughing all the way to the bank. Give me a bottle of bleach and a box of Tide, and I'd clear that problem up for half the cost, with change left over!
Other Life Forms That Need Some Killin'
Termites... I know God made 'em for a reason, just like mosquitoes. Here's the low down on the various means of dealing with these destructive rascals. Think I'll look into applying a Termidor barrier around my structures.
Lower Than Termites, But Deadlier
Jawa Report has clips (GRAPHIC) of the Fitna movie up... at least until Google Video pulls them. This 15 minute film is as important to view as the entire three days of coverage following the original 9-11 attacks. This film puts into context the nature of the enemy we face. The Islamists want to conquer and destroy. Nothing less than the fate of western civilization is hanging in the balance.
I'm Done
Time to go back into my hole now...
Huckabee at home in Texas
My Huck Picture
Thousands of Aggies packed the Rudder Theater days before the Texas Primary. This picture was taken from across the room with my Olympus SP-55OUZ. I'm still trying to figure out all the buttons on the derned thing.
Toiletology
Timothy Frazier has a new toilet, and hasn't had any problems with it. He's probably got the newly re-engineered Champion 4 "Accelerator" valve (Manufacturer Propaganda Alert!). For my money, the best solution is a retrofit with the Titan valve... I get over two gallons a flush with mine. Look Ma, no residuals!
Pearls / Swine fair use swipe
Bob Newhart... STOP IT!
Tim Challies brought this hilarious clip to my attention, with a very thoughtful reflection on our tendency to couch our sin in layers of justifications and obfuscations. The key to effectively dealing with sin? JUST STOP IT!
A Fungus Among Us... and the Cowardly Response of Bureaucratic "Risk Managers"
The City of Bryan's brave firemen are chased out of their station by some slime growing behind the shower stall... meanwhile, environmental consultants and project planners and remediation contractors are laughing all the way to the bank. Give me a bottle of bleach and a box of Tide, and I'd clear that problem up for half the cost, with change left over!
Other Life Forms That Need Some Killin'
Termites... I know God made 'em for a reason, just like mosquitoes. Here's the low down on the various means of dealing with these destructive rascals. Think I'll look into applying a Termidor barrier around my structures.
Lower Than Termites, But Deadlier
Jawa Report has clips (GRAPHIC) of the Fitna movie up... at least until Google Video pulls them. This 15 minute film is as important to view as the entire three days of coverage following the original 9-11 attacks. This film puts into context the nature of the enemy we face. The Islamists want to conquer and destroy. Nothing less than the fate of western civilization is hanging in the balance.
I'm Done
Time to go back into my hole now...
Free Stuff and Other Linkatash
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Free Stuff
Hal is giving away a FREE DVD set of A&E's "The Planet." All you have to do is comment to register. Hurry, the contest ends on December 7.
I Like Mike
So I bought a shirt... and a mug.... and another mug.
Mike's now Number 1 in Iowa... Won't you give a buck to Huck?
Disjointed Non Sequiturs
How can race relations improve when the KKK is now black? How do you counter self inflicted self destruction?
Someone finally calls Helen Thomas down.
Twenty Word Book Reviews
We Were One: Shoulder to Shoulder With the Marines Who Took Fallujah
Patrick K. O'Donnel - 2006 - 244 pages
* Book needs editor. Brave marines fight, die, remember. Fallujah hell. Harsh language, harsh combat. Heroes all, living and dead. Semper Fi.
Satanic Verses
Salman Rushdie - 1988 - 561 pages
* Made my eyeballs bleed. Vulgar, bizarre, droning, psychotic. Mohamed opportunistic, manipulative, fraudulent. Mo made it up, illiterate muslims target author.
Ivanhoe
Walter Scott - 1874 - 300 pages
* Fun read. Medieval knights, chivalrous and conniving. Poor Isaac can't catch a break. Wamba the fool most noble of all.
Son of a Wanted Man
Louis L'amour - 1984 - 194 pages
* Easy read. Bad guys die. Good guy gets the girl. It's a L'amour book, how much more can I say?
Books I Haven't Read Yet
Slandering Jesus
The Dawkins Delusion?
What's So Great About Christianity?
Insanely Crazy Bonus Video!
Hal is giving away a FREE DVD set of A&E's "The Planet." All you have to do is comment to register. Hurry, the contest ends on December 7.
I Like Mike
So I bought a shirt... and a mug.... and another mug.
Mike's now Number 1 in Iowa... Won't you give a buck to Huck?
Disjointed Non Sequiturs
How can race relations improve when the KKK is now black? How do you counter self inflicted self destruction?
Someone finally calls Helen Thomas down.
Twenty Word Book Reviews
We Were One: Shoulder to Shoulder With the Marines Who Took Fallujah
Patrick K. O'Donnel - 2006 - 244 pages
* Book needs editor. Brave marines fight, die, remember. Fallujah hell. Harsh language, harsh combat. Heroes all, living and dead. Semper Fi.
Satanic Verses
Salman Rushdie - 1988 - 561 pages
* Made my eyeballs bleed. Vulgar, bizarre, droning, psychotic. Mohamed opportunistic, manipulative, fraudulent. Mo made it up, illiterate muslims target author.
Ivanhoe
Walter Scott - 1874 - 300 pages
* Fun read. Medieval knights, chivalrous and conniving. Poor Isaac can't catch a break. Wamba the fool most noble of all.
Son of a Wanted Man
Louis L'amour - 1984 - 194 pages
* Easy read. Bad guys die. Good guy gets the girl. It's a L'amour book, how much more can I say?
Books I Haven't Read Yet
Slandering Jesus
The Dawkins Delusion?
What's So Great About Christianity?
Insanely Crazy Bonus Video!
Monthly blogaroni
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Interesting Audio-
Interesting historical background regarding the marriage (yes, singular) of Henry the VIII.
After listening to this interview, I am convinced that Fred Thomson should choose John Bolton for his VP.
Interesting Videos-
Men are very complicated creatures emotionally, which explains why this kind of instruction is so necessary.
A brave patriot faces down (and mocks) the "truthers" at Ground Zero. Kinda long, but well worth the viewing. Ground Zeroes, Pt.1 (52 min.) (Link from Papa Mike)
Remember the case the democrats made for going into Iraq?
Interesting Blog Posts I've Seen-
Albert Mohler, on the Revenge of Conscience. Powerful stuff.
Mormon theology, Scrappleface style.
Plea of the unborn.
Homeschool Shop Talk-
We've used BJU Homesat for three years. Word of advice to those considering... get a DVR. Videotapes get quite unmanageable after two weeks.
We're going to spin up some AOP Switched On CD's for sixth grade. We'll see how that goes.
Hot Topics I'm Not Posting About-
Weasel Immigration Amnesty Deal That Does Nothing to Secure Our Borders
(Some chick named Susan is already on it.)
Pictures of Paris Hilton in Jail (Just kidding. But if you came here looking for a real picture of Paris Hilton, consider the content of this link.)
Ron Paul and Michael Bloomberg as Serious Candidates for the Involuntarily Committed Party
Al Gore's Hot Air, John Edwards' Hot Hair.
Mitt Romney
Democratic Campaign Slogans for 2008:
"Democrats... For Defeat!"
"Victory through Surrender!"
"Only The Republicans Would Politicize the Global War on Terror, Because it Does Not Exist and Rove/Cheney/Rumsfeld/McChimpey are the Real Terrorists."
Well, so much for that lame post. Yes, your suspicions are right... I only sent this post up to give the impression that this is a lively and engaging blog site.
Interesting historical background regarding the marriage (yes, singular) of Henry the VIII.
After listening to this interview, I am convinced that Fred Thomson should choose John Bolton for his VP.
Interesting Videos-
Men are very complicated creatures emotionally, which explains why this kind of instruction is so necessary.
A brave patriot faces down (and mocks) the "truthers" at Ground Zero. Kinda long, but well worth the viewing. Ground Zeroes, Pt.1 (52 min.) (Link from Papa Mike)
Remember the case the democrats made for going into Iraq?
Interesting Blog Posts I've Seen-
Albert Mohler, on the Revenge of Conscience. Powerful stuff.
Mormon theology, Scrappleface style.
Plea of the unborn.
Homeschool Shop Talk-
We've used BJU Homesat for three years. Word of advice to those considering... get a DVR. Videotapes get quite unmanageable after two weeks.
We're going to spin up some AOP Switched On CD's for sixth grade. We'll see how that goes.
Hot Topics I'm Not Posting About-
Weasel Immigration Amnesty Deal That Does Nothing to Secure Our Borders
(Some chick named Susan is already on it.)
Pictures of Paris Hilton in Jail (Just kidding. But if you came here looking for a real picture of Paris Hilton, consider the content of this link.)
Ron Paul and Michael Bloomberg as Serious Candidates for the Involuntarily Committed Party
Al Gore's Hot Air, John Edwards' Hot Hair.
Mitt Romney
Democratic Campaign Slogans for 2008:
"Democrats... For Defeat!"
"Victory through Surrender!"
"Only The Republicans Would Politicize the Global War on Terror, Because it Does Not Exist and Rove/Cheney/Rumsfeld/McChimpey are the Real Terrorists."
Well, so much for that lame post. Yes, your suspicions are right... I only sent this post up to give the impression that this is a lively and engaging blog site.
More Linkaroni
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Critical Issues
Rudy tells pro life folks to lay down... (via Michele)
However, stats like this won't let us;
(Shamelessy snagged from Spritibee's sidebar, who also reminds us of the triviality of blog awards in light of truly important things, like life and death. Please pray for Heather.)
Homeschool Links
Speaking of blog awards, here's the 2006 Homeschool Blog Award winners.
Homeschoolers link to such diverse topics... like Cow Eye Disection!
Shameless Blog Promotion Ideas
Some folks will stop at nothing to generate blog traffic. I know of one fellow who even claims to pay people to leave comments on his blog! (If you haven't got your dollar yet, be patient...)
Some folks have done book giveaways. Kevin tops that, however, by giving away a library of books. The current value of the library is over $300.
Me, I think I'll up the ante and start giving away library books. How many can I give as prizes before they take away my library card?
Speaking of books giveaways, Active Christian Media will give you books in exchange for reviews.
More Politics
Need I say more?
Rudy tells pro life folks to lay down... (via Michele)
However, stats like this won't let us;
(Shamelessy snagged from Spritibee's sidebar, who also reminds us of the triviality of blog awards in light of truly important things, like life and death. Please pray for Heather.)
Homeschool Links
Speaking of blog awards, here's the 2006 Homeschool Blog Award winners.
Homeschoolers link to such diverse topics... like Cow Eye Disection!
If you try this at home, wash your hands after the dissection. Wear latex gloves if you have cuts in your hands....
Shameless Blog Promotion Ideas
Some folks will stop at nothing to generate blog traffic. I know of one fellow who even claims to pay people to leave comments on his blog! (If you haven't got your dollar yet, be patient...)
Some folks have done book giveaways. Kevin tops that, however, by giving away a library of books. The current value of the library is over $300.
Me, I think I'll up the ante and start giving away library books. How many can I give as prizes before they take away my library card?
Speaking of books giveaways, Active Christian Media will give you books in exchange for reviews.
More Politics
Need I say more?
Linkaroni
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Good News!
Baby Pictures! Every one say it together, now;
"Awww, that's so CUTE!"
Not Good News
Sworn enemy of liberty, freedom, and Israel, Achmed Ahmadineejab has his own blog. And website.
I expect this photo should get a rise out of a few folks. Please, if you're going to post comments about what an ignorant infidel I am, and try to convince me that islam is such a peaceful, loving way of life, please check your grammar, spelling, and caps locks. Slobbering on the keyboard while you spew your pablum doesn't reflect well upon Big Mo' (Peanut Butter Upon Him).
Baby Pictures! Every one say it together, now;
"Awww, that's so CUTE!"
Not Good News
Sworn enemy of liberty, freedom, and Israel, Achmed Ahmadineejab has his own blog. And website.
I expect this photo should get a rise out of a few folks. Please, if you're going to post comments about what an ignorant infidel I am, and try to convince me that islam is such a peaceful, loving way of life, please check your grammar, spelling, and caps locks. Slobbering on the keyboard while you spew your pablum doesn't reflect well upon Big Mo' (Peanut Butter Upon Him).
The Cliche and the Reality
Linkapalooza, volume 1
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***UPDATE***
This should have been posted months ago. Better late than never! On the upside, at least I've got some of the lost links from my hosed link list thingy stored here. Maybe someday I'll get around to fixing that back up like it should be!
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Not everybody gets a chance to check out all the great links in my link list thingy, so I thought I'd save you the trouble and give you an overview of what you'll find over there...
Serving Others
Pastor Elbourne is still working hard to rebuild Lakeshore. Can you help?
Celebrate Recovery is a safe place where men and women can share their struggles, strengths, hurts, and hopes with others in a Christ-centered recovery process, overcoming addictive behavior through community, scripture, and worship. This is a new ministry of Central Baptist Church.
Politics
A response to Guv'nuh Goodhair's HPV decree... (via TSF) Rw/R reports that Perry has no national political ambitions (Yeah, and Hillary was only interested in serving the good people of NY.) LST spots a bit of HPV hypocrisy(?)
Lieberman may be wrong about many things, but not this... (Via RoT)
Re: Global Warming- BlogHouston asks, "Why try to stop the unstoppable?"
Christian Thinking
Dr. Mohler has a picture up of a woman with a funny hat... and even stranger beliefs about orthodox Christianity.
Weekend Fisher contrasts the wisdom of Saruman with that of Gandalf. He's also taking part in a carnival of reconciliation.
Homeschoolers and Procrastinators
Beware the Homeschoolers
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame: "Strange, but good."
Sprittibee sends a postcard from Houston.
Kim C gets serious.
Speaking of Procrastination... I've gotta try this rib-eye recipe. Someday.
***UPDATE***
This should have been posted months ago. Better late than never! On the upside, at least I've got some of the lost links from my hosed link list thingy stored here. Maybe someday I'll get around to fixing that back up like it should be!
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Not everybody gets a chance to check out all the great links in my link list thingy, so I thought I'd save you the trouble and give you an overview of what you'll find over there...
Serving Others
Pastor Elbourne is still working hard to rebuild Lakeshore. Can you help?
Celebrate Recovery is a safe place where men and women can share their struggles, strengths, hurts, and hopes with others in a Christ-centered recovery process, overcoming addictive behavior through community, scripture, and worship. This is a new ministry of Central Baptist Church.
Politics
What do you think of these links?
A response to Guv'nuh Goodhair's HPV decree... (via TSF) Rw/R reports that Perry has no national political ambitions (Yeah, and Hillary was only interested in serving the good people of NY.) LST spots a bit of HPV hypocrisy(?)
Lieberman may be wrong about many things, but not this... (Via RoT)
Re: Global Warming- BlogHouston asks, "Why try to stop the unstoppable?"
Christian Thinking
Dr. Mohler has a picture up of a woman with a funny hat... and even stranger beliefs about orthodox Christianity.
Weekend Fisher contrasts the wisdom of Saruman with that of Gandalf. He's also taking part in a carnival of reconciliation.
I'll find more links later...
Homeschoolers and Procrastinators
Beware the Homeschoolers
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame: "Strange, but good."
Sprittibee sends a postcard from Houston.
Kim C gets serious.
Speaking of Procrastination... I've gotta try this rib-eye recipe. Someday.
Monthly update
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I have not posted in over a month, but as I've said before: I am not sorry. Kevin, however, is sorry. So as to prevent squatters from seeking to claim this blog as abandoned property, I am compelled to write this post.
Just saw Facing the Giants. Good movie. Moving. Evangelical. Good flick. That's about the most comprehensive review you'll get out of me, go see it for yourself and tell me if I'm wrong. Note the celebration of life as contrasted to the fear and anxiety usually associated with pregnancy in this culture of death.
Peter Pan was cool. It was a lot of hard work, but quite enjoyable. I actually enjoyed having something else to focus on other than my Unmentionable Project of Doom and Despair that has been plaguing me all summer.
Speaking of the Unmentionable Project of Doom and Despair, we wrapped that up this week and all is sweet now. Well, less unsweet than it was before. Now enters The Spawn of the Unmentionable Project of Doom and Despair.
If you must ask, the Unmentionable Project of Doom and Despair involved lawyers. And consultants. Quake in fear at the thought of these forces conspiring against you, and know then why the Project remains Unmentionable.
Housekeeping items:
Note to Bugblaster and Sprittibee: Your sites are hereby declared Prolly Free Zones, and you are formally bestowed with the rank of Prolly Police Patrol Officer. Furthermore, Sprittibee's link to the VRP earns her a meritorious service badge. Cool web graphics to follow (someday. Procrastinatory tendencies and all.)
To the fellow that calls himself "the truth": Mohammed is a false messenger of a false god. PBUH (Pig-snot Be Upon Him). Say what you will about Jesus, but I don't think you'll see any christians beheading your chilren or blowing up buses in protest. Yet, my making such a statement means that angry muslims will consider me and my family a legitimate target for violent retribution. How does that reconcile with the idea that islam is about peace?
Peace. Bah. Islam is about conquest and submission.
Just saw Facing the Giants. Good movie. Moving. Evangelical. Good flick. That's about the most comprehensive review you'll get out of me, go see it for yourself and tell me if I'm wrong. Note the celebration of life as contrasted to the fear and anxiety usually associated with pregnancy in this culture of death. Peter Pan was cool. It was a lot of hard work, but quite enjoyable. I actually enjoyed having something else to focus on other than my Unmentionable Project of Doom and Despair that has been plaguing me all summer.
Speaking of the Unmentionable Project of Doom and Despair, we wrapped that up this week and all is sweet now. Well, less unsweet than it was before. Now enters The Spawn of the Unmentionable Project of Doom and Despair.
If you must ask, the Unmentionable Project of Doom and Despair involved lawyers. And consultants. Quake in fear at the thought of these forces conspiring against you, and know then why the Project remains Unmentionable.
Housekeeping items:
Note to Bugblaster and Sprittibee: Your sites are hereby declared Prolly Free Zones, and you are formally bestowed with the rank of Prolly Police Patrol Officer. Furthermore, Sprittibee's link to the VRP earns her a meritorious service badge. Cool web graphics to follow (someday. Procrastinatory tendencies and all.)
To the fellow that calls himself "the truth": Mohammed is a false messenger of a false god. PBUH (Pig-snot Be Upon Him). Say what you will about Jesus, but I don't think you'll see any christians beheading your chilren or blowing up buses in protest. Yet, my making such a statement means that angry muslims will consider me and my family a legitimate target for violent retribution. How does that reconcile with the idea that islam is about peace?
Peace. Bah. Islam is about conquest and submission.
"Keep New" cleanup
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These posts have been marked "Keep new" in bloglines long enough that I think it's time I should do something with them.
Donald Sensing explains why it is that we'll be using oil for a long time
. Too bad Kim Clement thinks otherwise.
Marc of Purgatorio links to some lovely music from a group called Aradhna. He also points out an interesting art series called les dix paroles.
This is cool. (Car shade. Cool. Get it?)
Gotta go, that's all for now.
Donald Sensing explains why it is that we'll be using oil for a long time
. Too bad Kim Clement thinks otherwise.
Marc of Purgatorio links to some lovely music from a group called Aradhna. He also points out an interesting art series called les dix paroles.
This is cool. (Car shade. Cool. Get it?)
Gotta go, that's all for now.
Lazy linkarage
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I have several domesticated peeves. Some of them are of the longhaired variety, while a few others are free-range organically raised peeves. I've been known to feed a few feral peeves, but I've got to be careful... once you feed a wild peeve, it's very hard to get rid of.
One of my smaller, more docile peeves has to do with people writing blog posts about their lack of posting. You know, the "I won't be posting for the next 37 hours while I remodel my kitchen" post. This peeve is a close relative to the "Sorry I haven't posted in 438 days" post.
Good grief, enough is enough! This is blogging, for goodness' sake. If you are going to miss a few days of posting, don't sweat it! You owe me no apology, and I refuse to accept it.
Anyhow, I say all that just to bring to your attention (all three of you on bloglines, that is) the fact that, in case you haven't noticed, I haven't posted a post since... Never mind! I don't care how long it's been, and I'm not about to apologize for it! If your tender emotional state is upset by the fact that I am unapologetic about my lack of blogging, then you've got bigger problems than what my blogging can address. (That last statement might be taken rudely. I apologize if your sensibilities were offended by it. I still don't apologize for my lack of posting.)
Anyhow, just so folks won't get all weird on me and think that I've like "dropped out" of the blogging thing, here's an eclectic gaggle of links of no particular relevance. Maybe you'll enjoy them, maybe I'll get some trackback traffic, maybe this post is just a waste of so many photons, but if I don't get something posted soon I'll start to think that this blogging thing isn't such a big deal anyhow.
Gratuitous Calvin and Hobbes Cartoon
Good grief, enough is enough! This is blogging, for goodness' sake. If you are going to miss a few days of posting, don't sweat it! You owe me no apology, and I refuse to accept it.
Anyhow, I say all that just to bring to your attention (all three of you on bloglines, that is) the fact that, in case you haven't noticed, I haven't posted a post since... Never mind! I don't care how long it's been, and I'm not about to apologize for it! If your tender emotional state is upset by the fact that I am unapologetic about my lack of blogging, then you've got bigger problems than what my blogging can address. (That last statement might be taken rudely. I apologize if your sensibilities were offended by it. I still don't apologize for my lack of posting.)
Anyhow, just so folks won't get all weird on me and think that I've like "dropped out" of the blogging thing, here's an eclectic gaggle of links of no particular relevance. Maybe you'll enjoy them, maybe I'll get some trackback traffic, maybe this post is just a waste of so many photons, but if I don't get something posted soon I'll start to think that this blogging thing isn't such a big deal anyhow.
Continue reading "Lazy linkarage"
Yummm... Crunchy Critters!
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This should have been posted over two years ago. Viva la Procrastination!.
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A couple of weeks ago, I took a look around the worm tank and found some rather interesting creepy crawlies there. Since then, I've managed to slither out of the tank and into... something else. Here's a look at just a handful of the 1,655 (more or less) other "TTLB Crunchy Critters".
***UPDATE***
This should have been posted over two years ago. Viva la Procrastination!.
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A couple of weeks ago, I took a look around the worm tank and found some rather interesting creepy crawlies there. Since then, I've managed to slither out of the tank and into... something else. Here's a look at just a handful of the 1,655 (more or less) other "TTLB Crunchy Critters".
- For you Richard Scarry fans out there, apparently the Best Word Book Ever wasn't good enough. William Stewart reveals a few of the "embellishments" that have crept in over the years. William gives a conservative perspective on the latest political news, with a focus on West Virginia. He also gives away free books! (Not the Richard Scarry book, though.)
- Speaking of books, Byron K. Borger has a store that sells Christian books. He wonders if that counts as a "Christian bookstore."
- Chell at Sloppy Geeks found some very interesting
krowshaycrochaidcrowcheyneedlework pieces, and ponders the question of nudity, art, and parental guidance. My two cents... There's nothing wrong with a tastefully placed fig leaf. - Greg spends way too much time watching American Idol. Oh, and those wacky scientists! Trying to develop odor free cow manure! (His title reminds me- I'm overdue for a dentist visit.) Come for the links, stay for the blogroll!
- The key to a two minute offense is hitting hard and fast. Stan slams the Washington Post's hypocrisy on propaganda, Obama's duplicity on oil, the smallness of Jimmy Carter AND Bill Clinton, not to mention Al Gore's hypocrisy.
- GipperClone discusses Flight 93, mouldfan responds to a question on the immigration question, while George Vegetius looks at McKinney's security insecurity. Who knew lawyers talking politics could be so much fun?
- PixelRN is an MICU nurse doing her best to help her patients. Here she reflects on the issue Quality of Death, from a very up close perspective.
- Over at The Warren, it is noted that the folks most interested in seeing Rumsfeld resign are the terrorists, and that Bush/Rumsfeld are doing the exact opposite of what Johnson/McNamara did during Vietnam... i.e., fighting to win. Oh, and this has to hurt... in more ways than one.
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This should have been posted a couple of years ago. I should learn the difference between "Publish" and "Draft".
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If you're into that kind of thing, here's an extensive list of SEO Tools.
Cool bible stories and artwerk for kids. Check out the story of the Loaves and Fish.
A list of appliance parts lists.
Life of the Forest - International Paper | Forest Education | Life of the Forest
Ten posters, teaching guides and student booklets. FREE
(Link from Honey From the Hive)
Everything you ever wanted to know about vacuum cleaner suction.
Cool list of free stock photos and images.
***UPDATE***
This should have been posted a couple of years ago. I should learn the difference between "Publish" and "Draft".
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If you're into that kind of thing, here's an extensive list of SEO Tools.
Cool bible stories and artwerk for kids. Check out the story of the Loaves and Fish.
A list of appliance parts lists.
Life of the Forest - International Paper | Forest Education | Life of the Forest
Ten posters, teaching guides and student booklets. FREE
(Link from Honey From the Hive)
Everything you ever wanted to know about vacuum cleaner suction.
Cool list of free stock photos and images.
The view from the worm tank...
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This should have been posted about two years ago. Procrastination runs a muck!
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I've been called a lot of things in my life, but wiggly worm has not ever been one of them. While looking through the TTLB thingy for other similarly labeled sites, I found a truly international hodgepodge of interesting sites. Let's start our global worm tour by visiting Africa;
From the land of lions and elephants, we travel north to the realm of frogs and cheese... Viva la France! (or at least french language bloggers)
To vous or not to vous... An Aussie Lass asks. (link from L'Oiseau.) Speaking of l' francois, K's Cafe is always a pleasant visit.
(Sidenote- We saw The Acting Company's production of The Three Musketeers last night. Didn't see a single reference to any kind of candy bar the whole night. What's up with Dumas' fixation on sex? Were the 16th century french really that bawdy? Never mind, I really don't want to know.
Returning now to America...
***UPDATE***
This should have been posted about two years ago. Procrastination runs a muck!
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I've been called a lot of things in my life, but wiggly worm has not ever been one of them. While looking through the TTLB thingy for other similarly labeled sites, I found a truly international hodgepodge of interesting sites. Let's start our global worm tour by visiting Africa;
- The White African discusses poverty, business plans, and technology in the dark continent. I'm all over his view of the optimal condition for strategic thinking!
- Weichgud provides an "unbridled, unfetterred, and unhinged" discussion of Ethiopian politics. One gets the sense that the Ethipoian Federal Police are not particularly admired. Lovers of freedom should also check out Advocacy Ethipoia
parole ce qui?
To vous or not to vous... An Aussie Lass asks. (link from L'Oiseau.) Speaking of l' francois, K's Cafe is always a pleasant visit.
(Sidenote- We saw The Acting Company's production of The Three Musketeers last night. Didn't see a single reference to any kind of candy bar the whole night. What's up with Dumas' fixation on sex? Were the 16th century french really that bawdy? Never mind, I really don't want to know.
Returning now to America...
- Bruce Ciskie takes us on a whirlwind tour of the WCHA (Hockey in Florida? What's up with that?)
- The city of Tuttle, Oklahoma... hacked! (link from Davblog.)
- Yes, Mr. Economist, the 80's were a more sensible time.
- J.R. Briggs is a young pastor who wonders of God might be a bit germaphobic.
- Technomonk wants to join a hippy-techno commune.
- VirtueBlog remembers the Zebra Killings. Do you?
- Robert Going of The Judge Report explains "the Scalia chin flip." He also commemorates a victim of Bush v Gore.
- Spontaneous Solutions asks an important question about Wal-mart... and argues in favor of school choice.
- Speaking of Wal-mart, Right Mom went shopping there... with her iPod on.
Orlando bound...
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We're leaving this weekend to attend the INCM Children's Pastor's Conference in Orlando. We're going a few days early, perhaps we'll take in some of the Disneyworld attractions. (NOTE TO SELF- Check to see if I am still boycotting Disney.)
Other Miscellany-
My newest most favoritest CD- Eternity is Now by Telecast. (via Jibbs)
This image is set as my current desktop, courtesy of Interfacelift. This is just one of several sites hosting free stock images (source- Mister Snitch).
Also from Mr.Snitch- Video of a Ping pong match performed Matrix style.
I have a generally low view of car salesmen and the dealerships that employ them. Even so, I do whole-heartedly recommend the guys over at Tranum Country in Cameron. The little drive in the country is well worth the deal we got. The big local guys could learn a thing or two from these fellas...
For the latest lowdown on ID, as well as some enjoyable photography, check out the Witts over at Wittingshire. Oh, and thanks to Sprittibee for the blog-roll link!
***UPDATE***
Ping pong link updated, 4/09/06
Other Miscellany-
My newest most favoritest CD- Eternity is Now by Telecast. (via Jibbs)
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Also from Mr.Snitch- Video of a Ping pong match performed Matrix style.
I have a generally low view of car salesmen and the dealerships that employ them. Even so, I do whole-heartedly recommend the guys over at Tranum Country in Cameron. The little drive in the country is well worth the deal we got. The big local guys could learn a thing or two from these fellas...
For the latest lowdown on ID, as well as some enjoyable photography, check out the Witts over at Wittingshire. Oh, and thanks to Sprittibee for the blog-roll link!
***UPDATE***
Ping pong link updated, 4/09/06
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