Do any of you do 5 year plans etc? are you violently opposed or could you care less?
I’m thinking about making a list of what I would like to:
a) have done
b) be doing
c) become
In 5 years and 10 years.
What do you think? have any of you done this kind of thing? good or bad idea? right/wrong questions?
Had fun last night watching the Monaco GP with Chris and Anton – thanks guys for the company and filling in the details of this previously mysterious sport! #77 on the list done.
Just about ticked off #100 too – car clicked over the 100k but Jodie was driving at the time…
whatsthedealwithstuff has a series of posts on Hebrews – click this search link to see. I’m a big fan of the diagrams! will try something similarly graphical next time I need to preach a book.
More Japanese (themed) awesomeness…
Complete with gamesite – www.rubberduckzilla.com
[It's coca-cola i know, but great ad so i'll let it slide...]
via::buzzfeed.com
Doubles with Dan ‘power pong’ Presland. I believe the term is giddyup!!
Tempted to build the ‘ping pong door’ (pictured). from a design competition.
“A conventional door connects rooms, this door connects people.”
For the geeks: WolframAlpha
With its help I have discovered that i’ll be living my 10,000th day next year on the 6th of March. I’ll have 12 hours and 39 minutes of daylight to celebrate it…
Adding celebration to the list
via:CraigS
I particuarly hate spending time formatting references in essays and inputting titles/publishers/authors etc. I’ve found that Zotero is really useful and for MTC peeps you can load it up with the SBL style.
Biggest plus for me (over endnote) is that it runs in firefox so as you browse the library catalogue or EBSCO you can click a button in the address bar to add books straight into your referenced items. Sweet! There is a plugin for word and OpenOffice too.
Check it out: http://www.zotero.org/
SBL Style is in this list: http://www.zotero.org/styles
This is the final post on this topic and I’m not going to go into much detail for a few reasons:
1. My curiosity has largely been satisied by the discoveries made in part 2;
2. I perceive that most of you, my readers, have lost interest (which I certainly can understand!); and
3. To do justice to the NT data would take a great deal of effort and to be honest is probably beyond my capabilities.
On the other hand this series has been getting hits every week from google suggesting it may be helpful to someone, and I don’t like to leave things unfinished…so here goes!
Click to continue reading “Kosher meat and Christians – Part 3″
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