07.21.05
Lost Productivity?
Does web surfing at work really cost American Business nearly $200 billion annually? This looks like another case of overhyped, poorly calculated statistics.
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Reformed + Missional = Reformissional
Does web surfing at work really cost American Business nearly $200 billion annually? This looks like another case of overhyped, poorly calculated statistics.
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In honor of the July 20th, 1969 lunar landing, Google now offers us Google Moon - Lunar Landing Sites. Be sure to zoom in all the way to get a close up shot.
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As I enjoy classic movies, I often sense that they do not accurately reflect reality. Do today’s movies do a better job in this regard? You decide.
40 Things That Only Happen In Movies
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Imagine every key on your keyboard is a small OLED screen. Imagine if you were able to customize the buttons and display icons on each key representing application or operating system functions.
Well, you’ll have to keep imagining for a while, but in the mean time check out this design concept: Optimus keyboard.
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Well, not quite every month. For the past few weeks, my attention has turned to the classic rock genre, specifically to Boston.
A guitarist’s collection is not complete without this ground-breaking CD from the 70’s. Tom Scholz crafts a masterpiece of audio production which is still envied by many audio engineers today. His chops are excellent, though repetitive at times, and evoke memories of a time where guitar solos defined a song as much as the vocals.
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The latest issue of The New Libertarian is available for download. Don’t miss out on the thought provoking analysis covering a host of issues. This month, the magazine tackles health care reform and also delves into the issues at stake when power is heavily consolidated in the goverment. A must read for all voters and citizens.
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Happy 4th of July. As always, our cherished freedoms face threats, both foreign and domestic. Today we celebrate the ideals which have made this nation great: the freedom of faith, the freedom of free markets, the freedom of man.
We pray for those in harms way and for a quick end to the war.
We pray for our leaders that they would keep the protection of freedom at the top of their agenda, rather than their personal reelection campaigns.
We pray for the freedom of all mankind from oppression and tyranny.
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