Boohbah Zone
October 5th, 2006
This has got to be the stupidest site on the internet, but that’s what makes it great. It’s very colorful. You won’t learn anything, but if you are a coder for flash, you know it must have taken some heavy Flash ActionScripting. This colorful place is meant for kids, but we are all kids. Visit Boohbah Zone.
Under Ease
October 4th, 2006
If you’re ever in that awkward place and need to pass gas, I have found a solution for you. Under Ease is the leading product of fart-repelling underpants. Under-Tec’s slogan for these original underwear items are “Relieve the pain without the shame.” Who can resist with the 30-day Guarantee, where if ya blow through ‘em, ya get new one! The product is totally legitimate, but would be a great joke gift for your gassy friend or relative.
Google Moon and the US Flag?
October 3rd, 2006
If you zoom in all the way on Google Moon, you’ll be able to find out what is really on the lunar surface. I’m sorry if that’s a little cheesy.
Absolute Freedom of Present
October 2nd, 2006
This article is written to inspect the conflicts of freedom, and foreknowledge of God, and to propose some alternate ideas extending beyond orthodox theories of divine timelessness and monolism. I wrote this article before reading a segment of Boethius’ “Consolation of Philosophy” written in 524 AD, which deals with the same topic. His explanation is not exactly what I present, but a more technical argument supporting the harmony of free will and foreknowledge.
God is not a subject of time, because He created all things, and is the God over time. Besides being timeless (beyond the bounds of time, endless, eternal), God is “time-full.” He is always past, present and future. By knowing all our actions before and after we do them, God knows what actions we will/did freely do. Since God is past, present, and future, God has freedom in all realms simultaneously. Except for God, freedom is only possible in the present. We cannot perform a different action than an action that has already been done. One cannot alter their destiny because if they decided to do something they normally would not do, it would in fact be their destiny to do something they wouldn’t normally do. Without knowing everything, like God, we cannot truly alter our destiny. Because God knows every single thing, He is the only Being that has the ability to change our destinies, but because He does not force you to do the action, He does not redefine your destiny or confine your freedom. The only way for Him to hinder a person’s freedom is to make them choose something they do not choose to do.
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Unusual Buildings
October 1st, 2006
It’s not very often that you see a crazy looking building, whether it be a home, business, or shack. Somebody has found and taken photos of some wacky and bizarre buildings that you can only find in the U. S. and A. site
is this place
September 29th, 2006
I hereby place the following poem in the public domain. (written October 31, 2005)
Nature bends its back
and the dry mouth
of a tall green cactus
spins a tornado of heat.
Time has turned around,
dripping past the sleeper.
Wasting away, wasting it may,
run away with the wind.
New sights of old
return to the fields.
Elderly earth gives birth
to a new season.
Covered with beauty,
it blinds the weak.
Undiscovered treasure
is this place.
3D version of a Mobius Strip
September 28th, 2006
A mobius strip has one surface and one surface only. A klein bottle is a big brother to the mobius strip. It is a one-sided container. It would be cool to drink out of one. Read more about what it is with a picture of different models, or visit kleinbottle.com
Tucson and boredom
September 27th, 2006
Very often I hear that living in Tucson is boring, that there is nothing to do, and that there’s lots of old people. I don’t mind it. I think there is plenty to be grateful for, but there is definitely room for improvement. By no means am I trying to hoax tourists into coming here. There are flaws and down sides to the city, but that’s all I usually hear. The easiest way to escape the dullness and have fun would be to party, have sex, and do drugs (which is fairly popular here, as well as most of America). After doing some research, I’d like to present some things that may have passed you by.
As far as age demographics go, Wikipedia states that in the inner-city, the population has 24.6% under the age of 18, 13.8% from 18 to 24, 30.5% from 25 to 44, 19.2% from 45 to 64, and 11.9% who were 65 years of age or older. So there are some people under the hill. More statistics here.
The Bad:
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