Personal Technology Coaching
Without a Doubt I told my Sunday school class – a bunch of committed liberals, like me – about this and sent the link to the instructor to distribute. It connects with the old vs new paradigm Marcus Borg talks about in his book The Heart of Christianity, which we’re discussing.
Voters Guide 2004 | ajc.com Some guidance for a week from Tuesday….
William Gibson returns to blogging. Why? Because the United States currently has, as Jack Womack so succintly puts it, a president who makes Richard Nixon look like Abraham Lincoln. And because, as the Spanish philospher Unamuno said, “At times, to be silent is to lie.” What he said.
Blogbox.com Now this looks interesting, especially if I don’t have to link to their server to do this. Don’t know yet….
My hometown newspaper gets it right: “In the real world, Kerry a better fit: It’s time to give competence a chance.”
ManOpen An application for reading “man” pages outside the Terminal. Via TidBits.
I picked every category for this post, because I don’t have one called “Overloladed.” I must winnow my to do lists to one list, remove some bookmarks that are more time-wasters than valuable (though Fafblog is too good to lose, for one), I need to backup, weed, and resinstall on my laptop, which has become … Read more
MacDevCenter.com: Mac OS X for the Traveler, Part 4
The Tao of Mac – HOWTO/Switch To The Mac
manalang.com ? The Home Computer of 2004 Let me join the hordes who will blog this… predicted just 4 years before I was born: Eisenhower was in the White House, the Korean War had been over for just a year, the Supreme Court ruled on Brown v. Board of Education (would Scalia have voted for … Read more