Trailer Roundup (vol. 6)

This is a week late, but better that than never right?
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Trailer Roundup (vol. 5)

Ok, kids, it’s trailer time again!
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One small step for a college kid…

…one giant leap for hackers everywhere! The iPhone is now unlocked, hurray!
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oops, wrong button

Ok, so I had a little accident with the blog. Things will be a little messy around here for the next few days (or weeks). How exciting!

More Craigslist scam baiting

You wanna waste more of my time with your spam? Two can play at that game. It’s on, Craigslist scammers!
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Trailer Roundup (vol. 4)

You know what day it is, folks. It’s Trailer Day!
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weekend blogging at CBE

Hey bloggers, I was given a cool opportunity to contribute to the blog Christians for Biblical Equality. It’s an organization that Sarah and I support. They are active in promoting equality between the sexes from a Christian perspective.

This weekend, Sarah and I are attending an international conference in Denver and I’ll be posting about the seminars. Should be informative, so check it out.

Trailer Roundup (vol. 3): Wreath Movies

Time for this week’s Trailer Friday roundup!
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Trailer Roundup (vol. 2)

This week’s Trailer Friday includes…
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Trailer Roundup (vol. 1): the hollywood apocalypse

I love me some good end-of-the-world movies.
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Lolkitties

As with many things in life, you either get it or you don’t. Understanding my dog’s need for a long walk… I get it. Comprehending Einstein’s theory of special relativity… don’t really get it. Case in point: the following picture either makes sense to you or it doesn’t.
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Fairy Tale Revisionism

The last couple weekends for us were bookended with Fairy Tale retellings…
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The blogging blues

So I was talking to Sarah last week about my current blog funk. And I gotta say — I felt like throwing in the towel… Read More »

Recap: Brahms Day 3

Rewind a week and a half to our Friday night performance of Brahms’ German Requiem. The concert hall wasn’t full, but there were still about 800 or so seats filled. The orchestra was assembled and emanating that wondrously cacophonic trill of tuning instruments. The choir had warmed up with scales, the last throat cleared. The conductor’s baton was now raised.
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Brahms: day 2

150 voices, full string section of violins, celli, french horns, harp, percussion — awesome.
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