I read a post called iPhone Survival Guide, about how your iPhone (or iPod touch) could be useful in an emergency. It’s worth checking out.
That got me to thinking about how an iPhone (or iPod touch) could be used for nature activities in general. The iPhone has a clear advantage over the iPod touch in a couple areas: Continue reading
What follows is a portion of the “The Ballad of the White Horse,” a poem by G. K. Chesterton. I’ve never read the whole poem, and am only familiar with this one part and a few other pieces. But I like it.
I first became acquainted with this work in the book Against the Night: Living in the New Dark Ages, by Charles Colson, in which the excerpt below is fully printed. That book had a profound impact on my teenage views of culture and society. I’ve read this poem so many times that I have it nearly memorized.
This hint will add highlighter styles to the styles menu of the OS X apps TextEdit (which is part of OS X) or Bean (a slightly better freeware app):
This is a nice little article worth reading, even if you consider yourself pretty organized. I found a few things missing from my organizational scheme.
12 Hours to Better Time Management – Stepcase Lifehack Continue reading
If you are a Mac user using the beta release of the EGW CRE 2008 software (Ellen G. White Writings, Comprehensive Research Edition 2008), you may be interested in this little app I wrote. What it does is allow you to launch multiple instances of the EGW CRE 2008 app simultaneously. This was requested in the comment thread for “EGW CD-ROM via Darwine on OS X“.