Category Archives: In the News

Happy Pi(e) Day!

So today, March 14th, is Pi Day (3.14).

In Honor of that, and having fresh lemons, I made a Pie.
lemonmerenguepie
I followed the directions in the Better Homes & Gardens Cookbook (the checkerboard one) for the Crust, Pie & Merengue.

Pyromaniac Sets Pornification of Church Ablaze

Ok, the headline is a little sensationalistic, but there was some heat being thrown from the pulpit at GCC‘s Shepherd’s Conference 2009 this morning. Were I one of those in the pornification arena, I would have felt red in the face.

Phil Johnson, of Pyromaniacs and the Spurgeon Archive, showed how Titus 2:7-8 thoroughly denounces the type of contextualization infiltrating modern evangelicalism, and compared such disregard for the authority, holiness, and effectuality of God’s Inspired Word to one of the worst punishible offenses of the Bible. I’d sure never want to expose our youth to that.

Give it a listen. (Posted here because one of Phil’s cohorts at pyro asked for it, and my bandwidth here is unlimited)

Chinese Magic!

Once again, China does their censorship disappearing act. Last week, China blocked access to iTunes because olympians were downloading the Songs for Tibet (iTunes link) tribute album in defyance of China’s iron-fist internet censorship. I’ve had a chance to check out the remix of Hide and Seek, and it sounds pretty good. It definitely has an eastern motif to it. Well now China has figured out a way to simply block access to the one album without having to block the entire store. Wonderful.

It seems as though nothing will stop the determined China from protecting its citizens from the truths. If only this sort of vigor could be harnessed and put to use for true good!

Here’s the track Hide and Seek 2

I’ve been published!

…sort of!
This photo taken at Beals Point, Lake Folsom was included in a recent Sacramento City Guide for schmapp.com under Marine Excursions.
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Its about time!

Not that I have any hope of it coming to fruition, but the IOC has launched an investigation into chinese gold-medal gymnast He Kexin’s age. The main reason I dont think anything will happen, is because people are afraid of China. If their government would indeed go as far as falsifying internationally recognized documents for something as petty as an olympic medal and national sports pride (they certainly did it with the photoshopped firework display), how far would they go to maintain their lie? I’m willing to wager they’d go further than its worth.

You can also read more on the subject at Stryde Hax.

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