I want a Mac Book Pro…thoughts? suggestions?

When is the best timing? I think the last release was in October. Does that mean a new one will come soon? Will the prices drop?

I shouldn’t buy one, but really have the urge!

Has anyone seen the commercial for the new Verizon home phone?  It looked interesting. I’m not sure that it will really catch own however, due to the fact that our computers will only continue evolving rendering an additional machine unnecessary.  What do you think?

For those of you who do not know there is a great radio program that comes on in the middle of the night called Coast to Coast AM with George Norie…..it used to be hosted by the great Art Bell who does still fill in from time to time.  I enjoy this radio program for various reasons not the least of which is that it has the undertone of conspiracy.  There is something calming about late night radio because most people are asleep.  Anyway, I love documentaries, etc. about aliens and such things.  It seems to me that the best lies have the seasoning of some truth.  I’m not saying that aliens exist, but what the heck happened at Area 51?!

Of course I don’t believe that the world is ending in 2012, nor do I ascribe to astrology and its relatives, however does anyone else find it interesting that the Mayan calander ends in 2012 and that Nostradamus seemed to predict that something interesting if not catastrophic would be happening in that year…….Vote for Palin…2012!

I love my iPhone. And im sure whomever is reading this does to. But the best way to love your iPhone even more is to spread the love with new apps you find. And sure there are the top app sites but those are jsut for the big apps. I would love for you to post great things about any apps. maybe even about an app you have created. But if you know of an awesome app out there the might make life easier for the rest of us. Post it up. Share a little bit about it. Thanks

By Dr. James C. Denison
President, The Center for Informed Faith, Dallas, Texas

March 18, 2009

Topic: solutions for stress

Title: Lemons into lemonade

Picture this: You’re walking past a colleague’s computer when you notice something strange jutting out from the machine.  On closer inspection, you realize that it is part of a finger, inserted into the USB drive and left there.  A script for a bad Halloween movie?  Actually, it’s the latest technological breakthrough.

You’ve heard of the “thumb drive,” a memory stick which can be inserted in your computer’s USB to download and swap files.  Now comes the “nail drive,” a 2 GB memory stick which is attached to the nail on your finger.  The only problem is, you have to lose your finger first.  Then you can replace it with this prosthetic device and its attached electronics.

 Today’s BBC World News tells us about a Finnish computer programmer who did just that after losing one of his fingers in a motorcycle accident.  The finger is not permanently attached to his hand, so it can be left plugged into a computer when in use.  That’s an image you don’t want to store in your mind.  The man is planning to upgrade his finger to include more storage and wireless technology.