Ok so I don't have alot of time, but I hate going more than two days without writing so I thought I would be a good boy and post real quick.

I have to say that I am in fact typing this post on my church's new 24" iMac. Oh yea. Mac=prefection. If God has a computer then it's a mac. This is manna for the computer geek.

But yes. Youth group was great. Pastor Aaron preached a great message on destiny and then we broke into our discussion groups. It was great. I was blessed to be able to play acoustic during worship and I think it was great. God moved on my heart atleast.

Love God. Love others. Be blessed. Live with passion.

Ya sé que nunca es bueno confiarse de los rumores, pero siendo que apple va a sacar un iPhone 3G éste parece bastante convincente.

Apple también ha confirmado que sera algo más delgado y ligero, aún asi, no confiarse de la imágen, ya que podría ser facilmente un "Photoshopeo"

Gracias a MacWorld.com, descubro que hay una manera de darle un pequeño empujón a Safari, ese gran navegador que  a muchos maqueros tanto nos gusta. Tengo que recordar que los navegadores suelen estar "construidos" en dos capas, la primera, a la vista del usuario, sería el interfaz, y la segunda, lo que podríamos llamar el núcleo del navegador, es decir, el motor de renderizado.

En grande nostalgique de Culture Pub, qui me permettait de remplir mes nuits insomniaques le dimanche soir et de pouvoir faire face à la dure réalité du Lundi qui s'annonçait, je cherche en permanence la pub qui saura m'interpeller et me faire vibrer ou réagir.

Por si alguien no sabia: El Plus usa una pila que por lo menos aca en Chile o por lo menos en mi ciudad ya no existe, a si que decidi probar (viendo que la pila original es casi igual al a una pila AA normal) una Pila comun y corriente de 1.5v, y ahora el reloj y la fecha funcionan perfectamente, lleva un tiempo asi y todo perfecto. a si que si tienen un 128, 512 o plus sin pila prueben esto. yo por lo menos estoy feliz por que funciona!

Saludos!

Let's start with an important disclaimer:  Bad Baby Names is not a how-to guide.  While there are a few gems in this volume, for the most part these eye-poppingly odd monikers are best left to history.

History is precisely where co-authors Michael Sherrod and Matthew Rayback discovered the raw material for their book.  The staff at Ancestry.com couldn't help but notice that, in the not-so-distant past, Fairy was a common choice.  (Don't believe me?  Check out the Social Security stats, and you'll see that it peaked in 1905, when 32 baby girls were named Fairy - as many as Bridget, and more than Diana, Melissa or Annabel.)

Open Computing is an OSx86 compatible hardware platform that is capable of running 'vanilla' OS X Leopard kernels. Why pay more for a Mac you can't upgrade or buy a used one when you can have an Open Computer for less? The Open Computer can now be purchased with Leopard included and preinstalled to make it fully functional out of the box!