In Ezekiel 26, God declares the coming destruction of Tyre because its king was excessively proud, taking glory away from the only one due it, God, himself.. Initially, Nebuchadnezzar destroys the mainland city of Tyre. However, the king and the people had already moved to an island about half a mile offshore. So, the prophecy of the cities destruction was fulfilled but not completely.
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There’s just something about running barefoot that pleases the soul and invigorates the spirit! Join the Facebook group The Joy of Running Barefoot and show the world how to run like nature intended us.
CVS – Developing on a Branch
I’ve been reading up on branching strategies over at Stackoverflow. Over and over I’m hearing about developing on the trunk (ie. main). I’ve used CVS for years and I don’t really understand or agree with this strategy.
Free plug for Akismet Anti-Spam WordPress Plugin for being so awesome
This thing is so good. It is doing a fantastic job of letting in the ham and keeping out the spam!
Stupid thing #123 about the NHL
In the game tonight between Boston and Washington Semin throws a shot on Rask and the puck dribbles across the goal line. A Boston player throws it out with his stick. Ref calls it a goal. It’s too close so they got upstairs and review it.
GOG.com and Atari Team Up to Deliver Classic Gaming
More respect to GOG.com, purveyors of fine classic gaming wares, on their recently announced partnership to deliver games in partnership with Atari.
Akismet. I. Said. Bring. It.
Well, I’ve been running Akismet for a few days now and so far it’s been flawless.
Nicole + Brytnie + Brianna = Summer 2010
Monument to some Angus folk who wrote their names in the sand never expecting immortality.
Windows 7: Not bad
My father has been running Vista for a number of years. We told him it was a trainwreck. He never heard the end of it while he had that computer. And we all see how horrible Vista was now that he has upgraded to Windows 7.
The right tool for the right job: Not so simple.
The right tool for the right job, like most things in life, is more complex, more difficult to understand, and takes effort to grasp the reason and benefits of its true meaning.