Month: January 2006

  • first annual blog-party

    JR and I have begun what may be an on going techie/creative evening of blogging, and working on our sites. Here’s photo from the night. Technorati Tags: friends, blogging

  • from the bolg blog

    I wanted to thank Ryan for the nice thoughts. I’ve learned a lot from working with him and am really looking forward to the possibility of him being my PhD mentor. The thought of studying with someone I know, and someone who I share many ideas and passions with is a very exciting prospect. Plus…

  • saturday evening raviolis

    tonight emily and I made homeade ravioli from a jamie oliver recipe, it was fantastic.here’s the recipe from his book “The Naked Chef Takes Off” (Jamie Oliver)8oz potatoes peeled1 1/2 asparagus, bases trimmed and stalks peeled1 clove garlic – chop itolive oilsalt and pepper1 handful of fresh mint, leaves picked from the stems1 fresh pasta…

  • george marsden at fuller

    We went to see George Marsden speak tonight on “Fundamentalism and Contemporary Culture” at Fuller Wednesday night. George Marsden, teaches church history at Notre Dame and has made a name for himself by writing book on fundamentalism and its affects on the church in America. One of the main points of the talk was that…

  • the media, culture and the past year #1

    In any case we’ve gotten at least more interested in TV shows.A Bit About MediaIn”The (Magic) Kingdom of God: Christianity and Global Culture Industries” Michael Budde he talks about the “old art of TV bashing” and quite frankly his tv-bashing is pretty good – because what he points out is the impossibility to cultivate kingdom…