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9May/110

Moses in the Modern Day (Video on Technology)

What would the exodus look like in today's world, check it out:

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2May/111

How to Fix Your Computer (Humor)

Finally, one diagram reveals all the intricacies of computer assistance! Oh, how true this is…

From: The Oatmeal Blog

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3Feb/110

How Technology has changed in 100 years…

When I was growing up, my Dad drove an IBM van filled with belts, tools, hoses, compressed air cans, and other mysterious computer parts…he spent a lot of time fixing moving parts inside of computers for the technology company.

Today he drives a car without many parts, and spends more time in front of the computer screen than inside the computer’s guts…a lot has changed in his world in the past two decades.

IBM has put in the extra effort to show us just how much has changed…in its 100 year history. If you want to see things change at the rate of technology, take 13 minutes to watch this video:

26Dec/100

This is Why I Drive a Subaru…

Watch the video, enough said...

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4Dec/100

Good News: I hear Narnia is back to faith…

If you’re like me, you’ve had a anxious, dreadful feeling for the past six months. Every time I’ve seen a Narnia trailer this year, I’ve been filled with the excitement of seeing C.S. Lewis’ masterpiece on screen, and the dread of seeing his masterpiece mutilated like the previous installment of “Prince Caspian”.

Well, the first reviews of “The Voyage of the Dawn Treader” are out, and they have good things to say, including, “It was a real honour for me to attend the Royal Premiere of Narnia, The Voyage of the Dawntreader. The film is beautifully made and suitable for all ages. It takes us back to the wonder and excellence of the first Narnia film, The Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe.”

I can’t wait to see it!

Even more…I can’t wait for the BEST of the series to come out: The Horse and His Boy!

Read the official review here, if you like…from the World Evangelical Alliance.

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