my jerusalem, the holy city course begins today at ucla. check out the course’s blog for details. You can follow the course on Twitter, Facebook, and you can watch podcasts of Dr. Cargill’s lectures on iTunes U. Registered students may access the course website here. This blog is provided as a public service to any [...]
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here are a few early returns from wedding pix. :) -bc (in dublin)
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today, i marry the woman i love overlooking the pacific. i truly love her, and this day could not come soon enough. so, i like blogging and all, but all apologies if i’m offline for a week. not that i will ever be truly offline, but i reserve the right to not blog from my [...]
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since some consider march madness a religion, i figure i can share my bracket publicly, so that i’m on record. ucla did not make the tourney, so this year doesn’t count ;-) btw, the hardest one i had to decide was #5 butler vs. #12 utep. i really think utep can surprise folks, but i [...]
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i came across this video today from randall niles, a finance and securities lawyer in colorado who now heads up multiple christian companies, including a llc called thinkworks™, whose mission is ‘to get real and encourage others in their life journeys.’ (see for yourself.) in the video, mr. niles was attempting to explain why the dead [...]
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google is introducing pubsubhubbub. it’s an open protocol for training atom and rss feeds into realtime streams. or, in nontech terms, it’s a subscription model that allows two completely different websites to communicate in realtime through a hub. in even simpler terms, it’s a cross-platform subscription service. for example, if you blog on wordpress, you [...]
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mike fleming brings exclusive news in a deadline new york article entitled, ‘god stars in 3d book of genesis bible tale.’ in the story we learn: Paramount Pictures and former Walden Media co-founder Cary Granat producing with Reel Fx are mounting In The Beginning, a 3D telling of the creation story. The film is using [...]
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