Monthly Archives: October 2003

It’s exciting to set up a blog. That first post or two can be nerve racking. Comments can encourage, stimulate, irritate and challenge. The technical learning curve is different for all of us. What about hits? I like blogs that … Continue reading →

Every once in awhile the sun belches. Well, the outer layer does. The result is a sunspot cluster. The geomagnetic storm 10 times the size of earth will hit tomorrow. It is possible that satellites and power grids could be … Continue reading →

Background – a team of American and Canadian clergy, along with some trained lay people, spent time in Viet Nam recently. Their purpose was to meet with and train Vietnamese Christians. The team smuggled in Vietnamese langauge Bibles, training material … Continue reading →

One of the most memorable interviews I’ve ever done was with a 54 year old fisherman. He’d never been on air before. I had time and I could tell he was nervous so I made coffee and explained how things … Continue reading →

Richard Hall at connexions has a well thought out post on blogrolls. I think any of us have to blog for awhile before we find the pacing… As a new blogger, links are a huge deal, and it takes time … Continue reading →

The Florida governor has been given a bill that will give him the authority to order that Terri Schiavo’s feeding tube be replaced. Apparently one of the husband’s lawyers has gone to a judge to ask him to stop Govenor … Continue reading →

Niagra Falls is overwhelming. It attracts tourists, honeymooners, stunt men, suicidal people and everyone inbetween. The authorities on both sides of the border that watch the falls have their hands full, less with the falls and more with people. This … Continue reading →

This is fun. It’s a free intelligence test. After taking it and you want more information on your in depth profile, you pay for it. However, they give you a good teaser in the free results. In the interests of … Continue reading →