Updated Stats
I have updated our stats. Maybe I will get some time soon to write more.
I have updated our stats. Maybe I will get some time soon to write more.
I just updated our freedom stats.
Lindsey stumbled across this wikipedia entry and we really thought it was interesting.
William J. H. Boetcker (1873 – 1962) was an American religious leader and influential public speaker.
Born in Hamburg, Germany, he was ordained a Presbyterian minister soon after his arrival in the United States as a young adult. He quickly gained attention as an eloquent motivational speaker, and is often regarded today as the forerunner of such contemporary “success coaches” as Anthony Robbins.
An outspoken political conservative, Rev. Boetcker is perhaps best remembered for his authorship of a pamphlet entitled The Ten Cannots. Originally published in 1916, it is often misattributed to Abraham Lincoln. The error apparently stems from a leaflet printed in 1942 by a conservative political organization called the Committee for Constitutional Government. The leaflet bore the title “Lincoln on Limitations” and contained some genuine Lincoln quotations on one side and the “Ten Cannots” on the other, with the attributions juxtaposed. The mistake of crediting Lincoln for having been the source of “The Ten Cannots” has been repeated many times since, most notably by Ronald Reagan in a speech he gave at the 1992 Republican convention in Houston.
There are several minor variants of the pamphlet in circulation, but the most commonly-accepted version appears below:
This article is an excerpt from wikipedia…
Updated. We are finally getting somewhere with that furniture we bought a while back. Soon my sofa will be mine. I wonder if it will be more comfortable when it is paid for?
The title says it all… We made some good progress this month. Have a look.
I had always heard the term “podcast” and was slightly confused as to what this meant. I thought it had something to do with the iPod and that was about it.
I got an iPod for Christmas and decided it was time to find out. It turns out that the iPod is actually optional, and that the podcast is a recorded broadcast that you can listen to on your time. (If you don’t have an iPod, you can burn to cd or download to your mp3 player of choice.) This is a really cool concept. Most of them are also free. I love listening to talk radio, but it stinks when you have to get out of your car without hearing the punchline of the joke, or hearing the rest of the story. I also detest driving around and not being able to find anything good on the radio.
Now, I can listen to my own radio station whenever I want, with the option of rewinding, pause, etc. My favorites are the Dave Ramsey podcast and some other educational ones that I found.
http://www.daveramsey.com/etc/cms/index.cfm?intContentID=3236
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