Monthly Archives: November 2005

Ken, of AVClub fame wrote a post today where he links to this site, where you can walk thru the Lego making process.  Very cool! I grew up with Legos and spent alot of time building anything and everything.  I … Continue reading →

A few days ago, I wrote about the NET Bible, touting it’s 1st version since coming out of beta.  I also mentioned that there is a version for Palm pilots(other handhelds, as well).  I said that because it is on … Continue reading →

I just installed the hashcash plug-in to block comment spam.  Let me know if it causes any issues.  I tested it briefly, the only difference is the link below the comment window back to the hashcash site.  If this proves … Continue reading →

Now that I’m bouncing back and getting out of this funk I have been in, I have posted more today about church tech than I have at all recently. In an effort to bring some balance, this is my post … Continue reading →

 A few years ago, I was introduced to the NET Bible and in this case, NET stands for New English Translation.  After learning more about it, I ended up purchasing the First Beta editon and it has only 57,875 translation … Continue reading →

Recently, one of the users at my church started having message boxes come up during shutdown.  One was something to do with a recent update to TrendMicro, which is our virus scan software and another was related to an HP … Continue reading →

It’s time, once again, for me to get refocused.  I have had a lot on my mind lately and I am sorting through some major decisions.  This is nothing new, there are a couple of ongoing issues that I am … Continue reading →

Technology is huge.  The mention of the word conjures up a variety of different things for anybody and everybody.  It’s no wonder that many people know just enough to get by.  It’s interesting, people who don’t live immersed in technology … Continue reading →

It seems that things go in phases.  I will have times when everything I touch seems to fall apart and/or not go right, then I have times when everything falls in place.  It makes me crazy when things don’t go … Continue reading →

Growing up, I didn’t wear a helmet when I rode my bike and growing up in western Colorado, I was mountain biking way before mountain biking was cool.  Wearing a helmet was unheard of and any kid wearing a helmet … Continue reading →