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Archive for December, 2009
I Resolve To Not Resolve
Dec 31st

Every year, we watch the ball drop in New York's Time Square on New Year's Eve. The next day we make a list of resolutions. And by February, we've almost forgotten what they were. And this year, New Year's 2010 is no different. Perhaps it's time to resolve to not make any resolutions. Instead, let's choose ...
My Simple Christmas Wish
Dec 24th

I'm spending Christmas with my family in the frozen hinterlands of North Idaho. And, yes, it is frozen. And, yes, it is a hinterland. And the air is filled with the wishes of people young and old: wishes for money and presents (or wishes for money to buy presents!) But that isn't what Christmas is ...
Have You Heard About The Advent Conspiracy?
Dec 16th

A Tale of Two Lottery Winners
Dec 16th

It was the best of human nature. It was the worst of human nature. Almost everyone dreams of winning the lottery; a huge windfall that can transform your life overnight. But what happens after the "big win"? For a couple in Canada, that windfall has created economic opportunity for their entire town. They are systematically and ...
Someone Seems To Get It At Ford
Dec 15th

I visited the 2009 Los Angeles International Auto Show this past weekend. Given how much the automotive industry has been in the news lately, and how long it's been since I've been to an auto show, I thought I would share with you what I discovered. (Editor's Note: This is an unsolicited review, and I ...
Review: The Unvarnished Gospels
Dec 14th

If you're looking for the perfect gift for the Christian reader on your list, I highly recommend The Unvarnished Gospels, translated by Andy Gaus. I personally use this version of the gospels for daily reflection and a little "spiritual boost" every now and then. What makes this book unique is that Andy does his best to ...







