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1 week ago
in Perez Hilton’s Despicable Michael Jackson Coverage Creates Backlash on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
It looks like he edited the post to remove the horrible comments. The pic is gone as well. He also made a new post when the news was confirmed, this time he treated the issue with respect.
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Ami
He only did it when he realized how he angered the bloggers that saw it.
2 months ago
in Waking up - Testimonies of Ex-Christians on ExChristian.Net -- encouraging ex-Christians
If it could be proven then what's the value of faith?
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oddbird1963
Who puts such a great value on faith? People who are already believers. People who want to force you to believe bunk, so they create this great concept of "faith" and brainwash the in-crowd to make a positive character trait out of it.
If it is contrary to reason and has no real evidence to back it up, "ye' have to have faith laddie!"
Your question is not appropriate for those who simply ask for reasonable evidence - for ex-Christians who demand proof. Your question is appropriate for guilting, shaming and browbeating Christians who may be awakening to the fundamental flaw of Christianity - there is no reason to believe it is true.
If it is contrary to reason and has no real evidence to back it up, "ye' have to have faith laddie!"
Your question is not appropriate for those who simply ask for reasonable evidence - for ex-Christians who demand proof. Your question is appropriate for guilting, shaming and browbeating Christians who may be awakening to the fundamental flaw of Christianity - there is no reason to believe it is true.
7 months ago
in I’m Going Down to South Park Gonna Have Myself a Time on John Hawkins Unrated.com
You can watch every eposide online, some uncensored, right here http://www.southparkstudios.com/
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John Hawkins
Actually, I tried to watch an episode online earlier tonight and the thing wouldn't load. Plus, the nice part about the DVD versions... away from the computer for a while. But still, good to know in a pinch. Thanks!
7 months ago
in GeekCast 44: Jim Kukral, ShamWow and PubCon on GeekCast.fm
I tried Unique Blog Designs when they first started out, and I knew nothing about wordpress. I had a really bad experience in both customer service and guidance, and ended up scrapping the whole theme. I wouldn’t go back. I think I spent 800 bucks for what I now realize is an easily modified free theme.
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Shawn Collins
I just had a call with them today and should have a new look by the end of the year.
7 months ago
in Roman History and Google Earth on Sam Harrelson's Comment Forum
That is so freaking beautiful. I was in Rome about 12 years ago and stayed down the street from the Colosseum. How great will it be when each historical era will be available like this.
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Sam Harrelson
Exactly.
I spent a couple of weeks in Rome (and Athens on the same trip) while I was in college and it changed my life... pointed me in the direction of the ancient history stuff.
However, as we walked through the Forum or even the Colosseum, I had a hard time imagining what it must have been like for the Romans themselves.
Not to mention, when I wrote a book for Yale Press on an Assyrian palace a few years ago, we paid a ton of money to a private company that was doing "archaeological 3D reconstructions" that were along these lines (but vastly inferior).
My fingers are crossed that Google goes nuts and expands beyond Rome to Athens, Jerusalem, Babylon, Nineveh, Shanghai, York, etc... can you imagine being able to teach history and pull up a 3D fly over in real time??
Amazing times we live in and I can't wait to see what my daughter grows up with in terms of tools to understand the past. I'm jealous because all I had were a few outdated World Book Encyclopedia articles and my imagination, but that jealousy makes me hopeful.
I spent a couple of weeks in Rome (and Athens on the same trip) while I was in college and it changed my life... pointed me in the direction of the ancient history stuff.
However, as we walked through the Forum or even the Colosseum, I had a hard time imagining what it must have been like for the Romans themselves.
Not to mention, when I wrote a book for Yale Press on an Assyrian palace a few years ago, we paid a ton of money to a private company that was doing "archaeological 3D reconstructions" that were along these lines (but vastly inferior).
My fingers are crossed that Google goes nuts and expands beyond Rome to Athens, Jerusalem, Babylon, Nineveh, Shanghai, York, etc... can you imagine being able to teach history and pull up a 3D fly over in real time??
Amazing times we live in and I can't wait to see what my daughter grows up with in terms of tools to understand the past. I'm jealous because all I had were a few outdated World Book Encyclopedia articles and my imagination, but that jealousy makes me hopeful.
9 months ago
in Blog World Expo 2008 - Day 2 Recap on John Hawkins Unrated.com
Thanks for the mention. I wish I had more time on the panel. I wanted to give much more than I did. I have heard back from a few that it was beneficial for them. All in all, I really enjoyed being there and learning from the panels I attended.
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John Hawkins
@Mike - Thanks for stopping by the site. I've heard nothing but positive feedback out of all the panels I attended, too.
9 months ago
in GeekCast 35: Can’t iTouch This on GeekCast.fm
I had Brady on my team. My back up is Farve and I just picked up Kurt Warner.
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Shawn Collins
I need to build up at WR - I spaced on the draft and lucked into good QBs and RBs, but WR, TE, K and defense are a little ugly.
