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Back in the game
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1 min read
Ok, so I’m in fantasy golf league, but I keep forgetting to choose my players every week. I will be forgetting no more. Just got Sunbird installed a few days ago. It’s the Mozilla standalone calendar. I got reminder emails from yahoo, but I would read it and then forget about it. This thing sends…
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Cattle are driven; sheep are led.
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2 min read
Our Lord compares His people to sheep, not to cattle. It is especially important that Christian leaders know the law of the leader–that he can lead others only as far as he himself has gone…. The leader must experience what he would teach or he will find himself in the impossible position of trying to…
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Audioscrobbler
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1 min read
Move over Friendster, there’s a new kid in town. Audioscrobbler builds a profile of your musical taste using a plugin for your media player (Winamp, iTunes, XMMS etc..). Plugins send the name of every song you play to the Audioscrobbler server, which updates your musical profile with the new song. Every person with a plugin…
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Low postings in December 2004
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I was looking at my list of archives by month and noticed that I made only 1 post last December. That’s pretty sad. I wonder what I was doing? I just remember that it was a busy month. Like I always tell people, you can probably tell how busy I am by the amount of…
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Starting a prayer log
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2 min read
I just started a new category called a prayer log. Why now? Well, it started on Sunday when I was sharing about how I couldn’t stand some of the people (ok, only 1 person–one of my supervisors) that I work with. I had asked my group to pray for patience for me. On Monday, I…
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43 Things
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1 min read
Look, I started a to-do list. You can check them off as you complete them. I wonder how many I’ll get done. I got this from looking at Nosebleed’s site. He’s one of the bt people who helped me when I had problems working with this site.
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Birthday boy at the hill
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1 min read
Happy birthday to Hsin. We ate at the newly reopened Powell’s Place. Waited too long for the food, but it was fun messing around with people, people I didn’t really know.
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Jacked VW stuff
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1 min read
Man, people keep messing with my car. I guess that’s what I get for parking on the street. I’m missing one of these. I don’t know if it just fell off or if someone took it. Maybe I should replace them with these. While I’m at it, I should get me some of these as…
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Happy 32nd
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1 min read
I was shopping at Costco this morning with my mom. She was in a hurry and wondered why there were so many people. I said “It’s a holiday, you know, Veteran’s Day. Your anniversary is the same day as Veteran’s Day, remember?”
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Ok Sherlock Holmes…
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They’re tearing apart the house that’s directly across from mine. They had an estate sale a few weeks ago at the same house. I was wondering why all these people were parked on our quiet street at 8 in the morning with coffee in their hands. When I looked up at the house, there was…
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My parents are over in China somewhere climbing the mountains…well, most likely just watching other people climb the mountains. And Chris and Melissa are on a flight to Singapore right now where they’ll be transferring to a plane that’ll take them to Burma. Fun. I seriously gotta get away. But then again, I’ve been saying…
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Spread firefox
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Firefox ad campaign The latest campaign to tell the world about open source software asks people to donate money for an ad in the NY Times. Individuals with a $30 contribution (students, $10) will get their name included in the full-page ad.
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Got money to spend?
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1 min read
You can go bid on Barry Bonds’ 700th home run ball. The bidding started at $1. I wanted to place a bid and jack up the prices for all those people who have nothing else to spend their money on. The item will be up for 10 days. The auction started at 12 noon today…
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Hong Kong style bbq and stuff
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After work, I went to get some duck and chicken at this super popular take out place. It’s so popular that I had to wait for half an hour in a line that ran out the door. It was not a happy camper because I was tired, hungry, and cold…AND there was this European couple…
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Linker for lazy people
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1 min read
Found this thing called the bloglinker. Check out my links section. You can add your site to my links section with just a few clicks. Pretty neat.
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One reason why I STILL work with the youth
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5 min read
I’ve been pretty pooped lately with everything that’s been going on. I’ve taken on the role of sunday school teacher in addition to being a fellowship leader. I was a bit stressed about it, seeing how I have to plan twice as much as before, and that I’m the one (and my co-leader Jerry) that’s…
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Sup foo
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1 min read
Man, on the commute home today, I spilled a drink right in between my legs. It was quite dangerous driving down the freeway trying to dry yourself with hundreds of napkins from your glove compartment. I just thought, oh man, it looks exactly like how it would look if I peed in my pants. Good…
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Hardware pro…sorta
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1 min read
I just took apart my entire computer and stuck it in another case. Impressive, no? I am officially a geek now, but good thing no one knows. Too bad my back hurts like crazy right now from hunching over the machine that was on the floor. I don’t know how people can do that for…
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Signs and Wonders drink
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My friends and I were trying to kill some time before dinner when we stumbled across this little coffeehouse on Divisadero. We saw these letters and news articles on the wall speaking of Signs and Wonders, a peanut milk drink. We ordered a small bottle and tried it. Sure enough, it tasted like peanut and…
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Religion of nones
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5 min read
San Francisco Chronicle (USA), Dec. 4, 2003http://www.sfgate.comBy Don Lattin, Chronicle Religion Writer Growing numbers shed organized church for loose spiritual sensibility Kellee Hom was raised in the Roman Catholic Church but never imagined she’d become a religious none. No, not “nun.” That’s “none,” as in “none of the above.” Hom is among a growing number…