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Too often too true...

Quote Details: Fran Lebowitz: I must take issue... - The Quotations Page: "I must take issue with the term 'a mere child,' for it has been my invariable experience that the company of a mere child is infinitely preferable to that of a mere adult.
Fran Lebowitz
US writer and humorist (1950 - ) "

Quote Details: Joe Theismann: Nobody in the game... - The Quotations Page

To think, I never heard of Norman Einstein before today.

Quote Details: Joe Theismann: Nobody in the game... - The Quotations Page: "Nobody in the game of football should be called a genius. A genius is somebody like Norman Einstein.
Joe Theismann, Former quarterback"

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The hedgehog principle restated...

Quotation Search - Quote Search - The Quotations Page: "My son, observe the postage stamp! Its usefulness depends upon its ability to stick to one thing until it gets there. "

Real Salt Lake - News - 05/21/2005

RSL Needs to get some help from their wings. I wonder when coach E will notice that Tiger is doing nothing for the team. Maybe that's why he came out in the 63'.

Real Salt Lake - News - 05/21/2005

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Does anyone else think it is sort of ironic that AARP, an organization that fights discrimination against elderly, would use such a stereotypical Asian?

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Crosswalk.com Forums - Humor in the Bible?

I always thought Leviticus 13:40-41 to be funny.

40 “If a man loses his hair and his head becomes bald, he is still ceremonially clean. 41 And if he loses hair on his forehead, he simply has a bald forehead; he is still clean.

Wew! I thought I had some serious spiritual condition here.

Few suspected Barbie had a part in Ken's "accident", but new evidence proves that he was pushed from the car. 

Josh Billings quote about focus

"Consider the postage stamp, my son. It secures success through its ability to stick to one thing till it gets there.
- Josh Billings "

Stick to one thing. Stay focused and success will come.

Real Salt Lake pick up another international

Real Salt Lake seems to be willing to pull out all the stops to put quality athletes on Eccles Stadium's turf. The one question I have is whether they have too many international players. It could end up draining there team as the World Cup Qualifiers demand much of their attention. Qualifiers don't hurt the European teams too badly because most teams break for internation match dates, but the MLS does not. Time will tell. Go Real.

El Real Salt Lake parece estar dispuesto a sacar todas las paradas para poner la calidad atletas en el césped del Estadio de Eccles. La una pregunta que tengo es si ellos tienen demasiados a jugadores internacionales. Podría acabar por desaguando allí equipo como los Calificadores de Mundial demandan mucha de su atención. Los calificadores no duelen los equipos europeos también mal porque la mayoría de los equipos rompen por fechas de igual de internation, pero no es verdad para los MLS. El tiempo dirá. Vaya Real SL.

Real Salt Lake - News - 03/01/2005

Iraola wanted by soccer giant Juventus

Loosing a young star could hurt the improvement of a young team. I wonder how a team like Athletic can stay competative while only using local athletes when the rest of the soccer world is happy to pick up stars from the 4 corners of the world.

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Rooting for T.O. - Christianity Today Magazine

I guess my thought on TO is that his self absorb ways are in direct conflict with the humility that we are called to in Jesus. People in Philadelphia say that his character is part of his job. The problem, it isn't a necessary part of his job. Many great athletes do as much for their teams and their sports without drawing the limelight like TO does. "Pride leads to disgrace, but with humility comes wisdom." TO would be a better team leader if he performed his tasks well on the field, but was quiet during the week between games.

Rooting for T.O. - Christianity Today Magazine

Napoleon Dynamite (2004)

Napoleon Dynamite--What a great film. Why? I don't know. It seems to catch the insecurities of the viewer, I guess. May be, it is because we have all known someone like Napoleon and we liked to laugh at him. Or, it could be that, while we laugh at Napoleon, we also wish life was a simple as Napoleon's Preston, ID.

What ever the reason, if you have any sense of humor at all, this movie should make you laught.

Sweeeeeeet.

Napoleon Dynamite (2004)

This book sounds interesting...

Not Your Grandma's Testimony - Christianity Today Magazine: "ouldn't study literature. He is troubled by the name-it-and- claim-it scho"

Levittown to Newtown

I've been reading the book Affluenza by De Graaf et al. It makes some great points about how Americans (could be expanded in most cases to western Europeans) are caught in a culture of over consumption.

One of my favorite facts from the book is particularly obvious in Bucks County PA. In Levittown, a community built immediately after WW2, homes where built for the average family of 6. Those homes, considered a great economic advancement for many of the day, average 900 sq. ft. in size. Today, one would be hard pressed to find a new home in the Newtown area, less than 10 miles from Levittown, as small as 2300 sq. ft. A good number of new homes exceed 3000 sq. ft. To accent the problem, the average family moving into these homes is 1/3 smaller than those than the post war family.

The downside of the book is the objective of the author is singly focused on saving the environment. While this is a noble goal, there is a greater goal for people. Rather, our goal should be to live the life that God intends. Humble, reflective and people focused. Many of the authors' solutions reflect this mistaken aim. The authors' make an attempt throughout the book to related the principles to Christians. Unfortunately, when they address Christians, the actually address a narrow, liberal theological base.

Evangelical Christians need not fear books like this. Actually, we should take note. What the authors write about are actually very applicable to the Christian world, but the problem is we need to look at the issue from a biblical perspective. Let us now as a Church discover the effects of Affluenza on the people of God.

The Affluenza Project

Santa Caspian's first snow tasted very good. It also made his chin whiter. 

First Western Mid-major victory over eastern school

ESPN.com - NCF - College Football - Recap

Another example of a big eastern school taking one on the chin from a small western mid-major.

This is a nice study on materialism

Covetousness

The want of matterial things is a major violation of what God has called us to be. Unfortunately, American Christians are so enveloped in the world's economy that we cannot tell the difference between God's blessing and our evil desires. It seems that Solomon was confused on the same issue as he received material blessing as a reward for not asking for it, but it seem that the attaining of material wealth, ultimately led Solomon to coveting more wealth. This led to him falling into the religions of his pagan wives and his ultimate down fall. Read about that struggle in Ecclesiastes.

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Google Search: solomon greed blessing

Google Search: solomon greed blessing

It seems odd that God blessed Solomon with great riches along with his wisdom because of the humility of his request. Yet, it also seem that Solomon's ultimate downfall was greed.

Yahoo! News - Tsunami Waves Kill Over 19,930 in Asia

Yahoo! News - Tsunami Waves Kill Over 19,930 in Asia

What an increadible sign of power. We can't imagine what it would have been like to be in caught in this. How should we respond to this?