Monthly Archives: October 2007

New MS Core Fonts

There’s some new fonts avail­able from Microsoft. With Vista, they released some new core fonts for the web, replace­ments for Times and Arial and whatnot. You can get them by installing Microsoft’s Pow­er­point Viewer. I assume you can just unin­stall the dang thing after you do and it’ll leave the fonts, but I don’t know [...]
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How to dress like a Mac

Here’s how to dress like a Mac, or rather how to spend almost $100 to look like you came from a thrift store and ended up in a TV commercial. The com­ments are HYSTERICAL, rang­ing from out­raged PC lovers/Mac haters (“Act smug and super­cil­ious.Spend $1000 too much on every com­puter you ever buy.Think Steve Jobs [...]
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Internal Critique of the Emergent Church

Here’s seven points that McLarenites/emergent folks ought to seri­ously take to heart. All really good points in my opin­ion, but I’m too sleepy to copy and paste for you. Just go. Read. Love. Agree.
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TheoLOLgians

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Mitt Romney on Faith: Coherent and Unwilling to Take the Bait

Here’s an Chris­tian­ity Today inter­view with Mitt Rom­ney, the Mor­mon govenor of Michi­gan who’s run­ning for President. I don’t, to be hon­est, know any­thing about Romney’s pol­i­tics. But in this inter­view, he’s prod­ded over and over about how how dif­fer­ent Mor­mons are from evan­gel­i­cals, and ‘how will that make a dif­fer­ence if you’re elected?’ And [...]
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More Don Chaffer

The rest of the Don Chaf­fer inter­view is up. And it’s REALLY good this time. Great stuff, par­tic­u­larly the last cou­ple para­graphs about art. I’m going to roll this around in my brain a bit, and hope to post more on it later.
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Richard Dawkins Is Insane

Ok, it’s con­firmed: Richard Dawkins, very loud athi­est spokesman, is offi­ciall insane. A week or two ago, I heard him on NPR say, in essence, that Sun­day School teach­ers shouldn’t be suprised about 9/11 because they paved the way for that kind of think­ing with what they’re teach­ing children. I wrote NPR an email sug­gest­ing [...]
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Clipping .avi Files

Whew. I finally find a tuto­r­ial on how to split or clip an .avi file. I had been using Vir­tu­al­Dub, but I had it pro­cess­ing my files and it was turn­ing what should have been a few sec­onds of video (and thus a smaller file than the orig­i­nal) into files about 10 times the size of the orig­i­nal. [...]
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Death and Rebirth of CD Sales

Opus has an inter­est­ing post about the death of cd sales, or rather, their rebirth as pro­mo­tional items for con­cert tick­ets and t-shirt sales. He also links to a thought-provoking arti­cle on the Lon­don Times online about the same sub­ject that talks about artist and bands mak­ing more in con­certs and mer­chan­dise and labels mak­ing [...]
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A Couple Things I Like About Linux

There’s plenty of things not to like about Linux (eg: to con­fig­ure dual dis­plays with­out edit­ing a text file that, if edited wrong, could leave you stranded in scary text-only world for­ever, you have to install a new pro­gram that was only writ­ten in the last 6 months). How­ever, there’s also plenty of things to [...]
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