Monthly Archives: April 2007

Interesting article in USA Today about Protestants who Church Hop here. “The 1,200 or so megachurches (defined as churches where 2,000 or more people attend weekend worship) are only one-half of 1% of all U.S. churches and account for only … Continue reading →

“It would be possible to describe everything scientifically, but it would make no sense; it would be without meaning, as if you described a Beethoven symphony as a variation of wave pressure.” — Albert Einstein

Come on out for a well-rehearsed, polished, thought provoking and pensive concert. Following that, stick around and endure Barnes / Davidson Project, one of the only musical duos in the tri-county area to get government funding (in the form of … Continue reading →

…versus fake estate? It’s real, alright. We have accepted an offer on our home in Metro-Toledo and are in the process of finding a home here in the 517. I may be studying business, but my Wife is the true … Continue reading →

Last week ol’ Doc Washburn told me I had strep throat. So I took the pills, drank plenty of fluids, worked a little. This week ol’ Doc Washburn told me I have tonsillitus, pharyngitis, otitis media (ear infection). So I … Continue reading →

Found an interesting thesis on marketing called “Pyro Marketing”, which is credited (at least in part) for the success of the Purpose Driven Life and The Passion of the Christ, although Rick Warren doesn’t want anyone but God to be … Continue reading →

I’m here to tell you: I love Dunkin’ Donuts coffee. Yet I don’t like the way it tastes when I brew it at home. What in the world are they mixing into their coffee beans when they brew it at … Continue reading →