Music Break: Peter Frampton
I am certainly going to follow up on yesterday’s work, but that takes a lot of brain power for me and sometimes I just like to take a little break…. Read more »
I’m not Hitler! (I)
“The depravity of man is at once the most empirically verifiable reality but at the same time the most intellectually resisted fact.” Malcolm Muggeridge I still don’t understand why more… Read more »
The Weight of Witness
Ravi Zacharias. The name may be familiar to those who know Christian apologetics. I’ve followed him for quite some time – even went to see him in Seoul some years… Read more »
Recommendation – Avatar: The Last Airbender (the Animated Series)
For the longest time I thought of Avatar: The Last Airbender solely through the disastrous 2010 movie. I saw it once. It was awful. Never want to see it again…. Read more »
Broken Windows and Parked Cars
I’m kind of interested in the Broken Windows Theory – not necessarily in the overall (and controversial lately) realm of policing – but as we can apply it to other… Read more »
Many or Some
I’m reading through Exodus this morning. Just finished the part where the nation of Israel passes through the Red Sea on dry ground and the Egyptians who follow are drowned… Read more »
The Comfort of Physics
This is a bit of a follow-up to yesterday. I’ve long been tweaking my bike to make it more comfortable. I changed the handlebars and raised them a while back,… Read more »
Recommendation: The All-Road Bike Revolution
My friend Chris and I have spent a lot of time on the road talking about bikes. Chris follows the tech, and usually has some interesting insights based on the… Read more »
Spoiler Alert…
Revelation, the last book of the Bible, has quite a reputation. It has inspired some of the most creative and fantastic storylines ever conceived over the centuries. It’s also inspired… Read more »
Welcome to the New World
I’ve been meaning to write about K-Pop for quite some time, and a recent NY Times article reminded me…but not in a good way. I have never been one to… Read more »