So this weekend (for those of you who weren’t in attendance at Lake Pointe), I trained for and performed a new duty. I was the House Producer for our 3 services at our Rockwall campus. This position is basically in charge of making sure that the service happens correctly and timely. Pre-service any and all [...]
Archive > April 2008
A Requiem for FairPlay
Fairplay is the digital rights management created by Apple and it’s used on all of iTunes Store purchases (with the exception of non-DRM’d iTunes Plus purchases). Ever since version 5 or so of iTunes, no one has been able to crack it. Now, I don’t need to crack DRM to pirate music (there’s easier ways [...]
People in charge of TV programming in Texas are retarded.
Every local station has canceled their prime time shows this evening to give us (up until now) over an hour and a half of news coverage on severe thunder/hail storms and a potential tornado… Really? You can’t just put a bug in the corner of the screen and run a ticker on the bottom with [...]
A Responsible Plan
Anyone who knows me knows that I am vehemently opposed to further military actions in Iraq (and for God’s sake don’t even think about Iran!) because I’ve realized that military actions aren’t making any headway and the responsible thing to do would be to begin a diplomatic and political rebuilding and stabilization process. Today I know [...]
Dwight Schrute’s Hardcore Jams
Okay, I’ve had enough. I can’t figure it out and I’ve gotta know. If your iTunes library at Lake Pointe is named Dwight Schrute’s Hardcore Jams, please email me and let me know who you are. Also, let me know what’s so bad in your library that it has to be locked… I mean it [...]
HE’S HOME!
Good news everybody! My dad is currently sitting in his easy chair watching the Office. He’s doing good on his new oxygen equipment and seems much happier here.
Update on Dad
So alot of you have been asking for updates on dad, and I thought this might be the easiest way to get everyone updated at once. Last Friday night dad was having insurmountable difficulties breathing, despite us feeding him as much oxygen as we possibly could on our system at home. . . and this [...]
