MacHeist Is a Bundle of Joy

I got more than 10 excellent Mac programs for under $50 and donated to charity. Cool.
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From thanks to Macs…

I was able to help out a friend and a great ministry over the weekend by loaning them my iBook G4 for some video editing. It’s a rather sneaky thing to do… loan someone a Mac. It produces eternal dissatisfaction in an abrupt way with the unenlightened computer existence they’ve been living heretofore.

Leave a comment, yo!

I love Shawn’s attempt to provoke more comments:

If my 98 year old grandfather – who just got email 6 months ago – can leave a meaningful comment on this blog, then any of you can.

Things I’m thankful for…

Suzanne started it again, and Leann added to it, but one thing I’m thankful for is firing up Bloglines and discovering that friends have new blog posts.

Idiots who detract from genuine Christianity…

Read the story and don’t break your monitor by throwing something at it…

Benny Hinn wants 6,000 people to pay $1,000 to cover the Down Payment for his new private Gulfstream jet in God’s name. He wants us to find Donations because, “There is simply no other possible way for me to keep up with my schedule.” Donate now and you even get a desk model of the jet and your name in the jet where he studies. What a joke…

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10 steps to a cooler Mac (yes, it’s possible)

If you’ve seen the light and converted to a Mac, then you’ll discover quickly that computing can not only be productive, but pain-free and even…. fun. Check out the links in this story to see how you can elevate your enjoyment factor.

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Watch out for cults…

There’s an interesting post on cults over at tall skinny kiwi. What do you do when a cult targets your group?

About Little Rock?

Now this is cool… Saw this link pop up in Sitemeter, and was surprised to find my blog link listed on about.com’s Little Rock page about the Razorbacks. Don’t know how long I’ll be featured, but hey, what’s 30 seconds of fame for a blogger!?

The Jesus Creed

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The Jesus Creed

Ducks incredible

Leave it to Chase to come up with this…

Jay Bakker

I’d already gotten the heebie-jeebies a little about Jay Bakker (Jim Bakker’s son) was now making the rounds as a speaker in many churches. He was even recently featured on KTHV. But Tim opens the can of worms that no one else is willing to. Just because someone is edgy does not make them godly or effective.

Aw shucks

Shawn over at Fighting to Stay Awake used my blog entry about Day Mapping in his series after I submitted it. Many thanks for the link, Shawn.