Daily Archives: 15 June 15, 2007

The History section on the Whataburger entry has been updated. I’m glad I helped to contribute a little bit in the war against terrorism by pointing out the mistake.

1. Duck brand duct tape Stuck-at-Prom Contest Shopping for a prom outfit can be tough and students want to ensure no one else has the same dress. If a student wears the latest fashion in duct tape, he or she … Continue reading →

Thanks to Heather for letting me know that Bono is part of the Ruth Graham slideshow on BillyGraham.org.

  Frenchman Marc Gicquel is dragged away by a doctor after he received a serve, travelling at 208 kilometres per hour, in the testicles during the fourth day of the Halle ATP tennis tournament, 14 June 2007 at the Gerry-Weber-Stadion … Continue reading →

The conflict between a college education and the faith that students bring to campus (secular campuses at least) is well accepted. The more you pursue a higher education, the more likely you are to abandon your faith — at least … Continue reading →

One of my Honk Kong readers had this posted on his blog. I also found this part of his post interesting: When The Passion opened in theaters (in Malaysia), the government only allowed it to be viewed by Christians. Tickets … Continue reading →

I sadly admit I know nothing about the importance of what is going on in Gaza right now, but it’s been the lead news story for a while now.

He blogged about here.

The first paragraph on the Whataburger Wikipedia page states that the first restaurant opened in Corpus Christi, Texas. However, the first paragraph under ‘History’ states the first Whataburger restaurant opened in Nashville, Tennessee. If I was a betting man, I … Continue reading →

At Seattle City Hall there are rules. No weapons, no animals, no loitering, no alcohol, no lying down, no smoking, no music, no fighting, no trespassing. Could the next thing be no microwave popcorn? “It can be a significant problem … Continue reading →

After putting felines in the spotlight for nearly two decades, one would think the furry creatures would have more respect for Cats composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. London’s Daily Mail reports that Lloyd Webber’s new kitten Otto has managed to destroy … Continue reading →

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1. Don’t worry, your dad didn’t know what he was doing, either. 2. No, no–not that Spock! 3. Second thought, maybe you should worry. 4. Never tell anybody that you and your wife are “trying.” We really don’t need the … Continue reading →

Coke is far ahead of Pepsi in much of Europe and South America, but Pepsi dominates in some Asian markerts. Link