I thought it funny that I came across this article about the water cannon the day after I saw the article about the longest bridge. Engadget: China builds a jet-propelled water cannon, just because it can The video didn’t work for me, but I found another one here.
I thought this link was interesting: Engadget: China has built the longest bridge in the world… so you don’t have to dig that hole I guess it is fitting for the great wall of China!
I remember going through the ride at Epcot in Disney Land and seeing the kids talking on video chats across the world. Now, it is no big deal. I have Skype on my laptop, and we chat periodically with the video. We were just chatting with my sister in Chicago Read more…
A little while ago, we tried to spruce up our dining room. I found this help article describing how you can give your wall a parchment look. It didn’t quite work for us — I think we tried to improvise a little too much! What do you think? Check out Read more…
Well, I finally decided to do it. I decided to try my hand at my own website. So, now it is moving day for PSST0101, Linux Sagas, and Digital Eagle. The new sites are http://psst0101.digitaleagle.net/, http://linuxsagas.digitaleagle.net/, and of course, http://stephen.digitaleagle.net/. Also, here is my first attempt at the home page Read more…
Kent has been doing great at learning his letters. One of the cool tools that we have found is to use letters that you can color. Kent loves his new scissors that he got for Christmas so he cuts the letters out when he finishes coloring them. Then, we arrange the letters Read more…
In going through my email, I found this link to Awana’s website. I enjoy both the Awana clubs and VeggieTales. We have watched most of VeggieTales movies, and I found Phil Vischer’s book Me, Myself, and Bob very interesting, which led me to wonder what Jelly Telly was all about. Read more…
I ran across this link the other day: Open Hymnal Project If you need a song, try looking here! What I think would be cool is to use this with software like Lyricue or something like that, but that research is for another day.
On Veteran’s Day, this song came on the radio on the way to work. I did a quick Google Search and I found it here. Or, you can just listen to it here: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QklqKkegbfA] I did a little poking around on the author’s web site, and it looked pretty interesting. Read more…
This week our lesson is about the Fiery Serpents by the Red Sea. You can find the story in Numbers 21. The context of the story starts with the rejection of Edom, in which Edom rejected the Isrealites’ request to travel through their land. This forced the Israelites to travel Read more…