The decision to move to San Diego was difficult, to say the least. Apparently, my departure hurt Ryan more than I realized. I started mentally preparing for our separation the semester before my graduation. We were still planning to be best buds after I left for college, though I realized that the physical distance between […]
Lost in Translation
Dr. John D. Anderson, Director of Emerson College’s Honor Program (03/21/2003):
Dear Jeremiah,
Congratulations! On behalf of Emerson College, I am delighted to inform you that you have been accepted to the Emerson College Honors Program. As a participant in the Program, you will be awarded a half-tuition Trustees Scholarship. This scholarship will be renewed annually up […]
Am I the only Mac user who openly admits that x86 processors deliver greater performance for significantly fewer dollars? Adobe’s claim that “the PC consistently outperformed the Macintosh machine, at an impressive rate,” is not libel. Adobe’s applications function exactly the same on both platforms and deliver faster results when run on the latest x86 […]
Soldier from a sermon by John Hagee
It’s the soldier not the reporter who gives you the freedom of the press.
It’s the soldier not the poet who gives you the freedom of speech.
It’s the soldier not the campus organizer who allows you to demonstrate.
It’s the soldier who salutes the flag, serves the flag, whose coffin is […]
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Even though I disagree with the corporate politics, the shallow sermons, and the whole concept of a denominational church, Rancho Bernardo Community Presbyterian Church has something wonderful outside of its sanctuary. The Highway high school ministry and college small group consistently provide the highlights of my week. Ken McCoy never fails to leave me […]
So I am cruising a particular creative Mac-user oriented web site and I see this advertisement for Apple’s Go to Mac OS X seminar.
Notice that Mr. Chuck Weger said, “It doesn’t quit, and it doesn’t crash, it just works,” in explaining why he switched to Apple’s Mac OS X. His quote sounds vaguely familiar […]
Caleb is pure greatness. Not only did he pick me up for The Highway, temporarily fix Denise’s car, take me home when Denise’s car could only crawl to her house, he also recommended Keith’s Restaurant for cheap midnight coffee and apple pie. Few things are better than caffeine, sugar, and partially hydrogenated oils served by […]
Incorporating 3D elements into my next online journal design has been my most important design goal. After hours of modeling and shading in Eovia Carrara, I may abandon my current design concept. The problem is that a file format for delivering 3D content in a small file with high image quality does not exist (to […]
