It Takes A Church...: Holy Saturday: The Christian Life in Miniature

The opening essay is odd. I haven't really encountered such an idea before. It took me a couple of reads to process it, but in the end, although the essay still seems odd to me the writers ideas on Holy Saturday: The Christian Life in Miniature were truly interesting. It will be imagery that will stay with me for some time and I am sure I will repeat (probably w/o proper credit to the author, apologies in advance) many times. Thanks Tod.

Attrition

Not sure who the Strategy Page is run by or what agenda they have, but this article succinctly points out an interesting characteristic of recent media coverage. Just glanced at it, not sure why it is called Attrition.

Bird of Paradise

Bird of Paradise is a blog I have tried to keep an eye on for awhile now. Admittedly I am not doing a very good job, but I have a lot on my plate, so cut me some slack. :) Anyway, the author posted an article (
Immigration LinkBack) about immigration and the current debate going on in the States. I looked through his suggestions and thought they had merit. He wasn't just spewing hate or preaching unreasonable suggestions (i.e. "Send em all home tomorrow!") the gradual change with amnesty but eventual repercussions seems rather sound.

Google Moon - Lunar Landing Sites

As a part of their "Copernicus Initiative" Google has now added Google Moon - Lunar Landing Sites to their Google Earth software/stuff/thingy. It doesn't have much at this point since imagery of Ye Olde Lunar surface is rather sparse, but maybe it will get better sometime soon. Richard Whatshisname might send up a satellite if he can figure out a way to make money with it. :)

February 2, 2006 Rainbow at Elam Bend (McFall, Missouri)

These are some almost too good to be true pictures of Missouri. Rainbow at Elam Bend (McFall, Missouri) is a page on a website dedicated to MO photos. The pics took a loooong time to load on my computer, but I have a slow connection. Enjoy.