Monthly Archives: January 2010

Of all the clues, thick plot developments and the “hey — wha’ happened?” moments on LOST, I do enjoy a good Ann Arbor, MI mention. Ann Arbor is only 45 minutes away from my house, so I’m cool by proxy. … Continue reading →

I just got word that author JD Salinger passed away today. He was 91 years old. Salinger was best known (at least to me) for his work Catcher In the Rye, which was released by 1951 and was read by … Continue reading →

This commercial made / makes me laugh. A lot. This is Superbowl material, hands down. But the clown is already out of the bag. So funny. That settles it. I’m buying 2 things from WalMart today. 1) Clown outfit. 2) … Continue reading →

Steve Jobs made the big announcement over at Apple that has taken literally 17 people by surprise, namely, that we now have a tablet Mac computer. I mean, a tablet web-browsing device that runs a sort of Mac OS. I … Continue reading →

I had a dream last night that I was on the island and that John Locke lied to me about a CD. Strange, I know, that I’m dreaming about this. Very strange. But I told Emily about it and she … Continue reading →

According to a report I came across in the Detroit News, it turns out that children who attend preschool save the state of Michigan big bucks. The savings are realized because children who attend preschool are less likely to repeat … Continue reading →

Notes from the Worship Pastor’s perspective on our Sunday Morning Worship Times @ Spring Arbor Free Methodist Church: – Kent did a grand job leading Worship in the 9am. Choir & Orch sounded great & set the tone for Worship. … Continue reading →

I’ve been working through a couple of different books as of late. Ten Stupid Things That Keep Churches from Growing: How Leaders Can Overcome Costly Mistakes by Geoff Surratt. Geoff is part of the pastoral staff at Seacoast Church in … Continue reading →

During this time of great struggle, payout, zingers and redecoration over at NBC, why not help them out AND have something to show for it? I think this might be one of the coolest pieces of TV memorabilia: an NBC … Continue reading →

Welcome to a new decade in a still relatively new century. This is RadCast (a podcast by R. Adam Davidson). And that is me and not you. But if it is, please let me know. Seriously, though, I just upgraded … Continue reading →