Hey all, I've made some updates to the Northwest Foursquare Church website. Check it out... Basically, I reduced the height of the banner up top and added the church name (Northwest Foursquare Church). I also added the Bible verse of the day to the right pane and increased the font size throughout the site (and messed around with the stylesheet), let me know what you think.
Northwest Foursquare Church is a foursquare church in St. Ann, Missouri (basically north St. Louis County).
If anyone is interested in helping with the Northwest Foursquare Church website let me know... I could use some help.
(By the way, I'm not being redudantly redudant on this post, I'm trying to drive spider traffic to the site to increase visits and search results.)
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Friday, January 21, 2005
New Blog Update
Ok... so I have the new blog domain name purchased, got the hosting temporarily figured out (thanks chris) and got the skin about done... I still need to figure out what I can / can't do with CS. BTW, I thought I had the skin finished and went to post with it and it looked horrible :<
I need to re-slice the images in fireworks and try again, but I think it may come down to me hand-coding the html for this since fireworks didn't do the slices very well...
I need to re-slice the images in fireworks and try again, but I think it may come down to me hand-coding the html for this since fireworks didn't do the slices very well...
Bourne Supremacy = Good Flick
Bourne Supremacy is a good flick. I watched it with the family on Christmas at my Dad's and tonight I did the ole Pay Per View to TiVo thing. I really liked the first one and I hate to say this about a sequel, but I may like part deux better. I'll have to watch it a few more times to know for sure... considering I've seen Bourne Identity probably 100+ times.
Tuesday, January 18, 2005
Sour Grapes?
On GOPUSA (via Talon News) there is an article highlighting comments from John Kerry at an MLK rally yesterday. Apparently, Kerry is blaming "suppressed voters" for his loss in November.
In my humble opinion, based on what has happened during the last two presidential elections, the democrats think it is okay to bribe people to vote w/ cigarettes (st. louis), try to vote with dead registered voters and dogs (city of st. louis, yet again), try to determine the intent of voters who couldn't fill out a valid ballot (florida) and try to not send out the military absentee ballots in time unless threatened by the U.S. Department of Justice. These things are all ok with the democrats but in elections watched by both parties (Ohio) they are blaming "voter suppression". Who suppressed the voters? Oh yeah, the election commissions... Sure they did.
But, Kerry commented that "thousands of people were suppressed in the effort to vote" in the 2004 presidential election.I only have one question... Aren't election commisions bi-partisan? If so, how could his claims be true? Horace Cooper points out in a commentary at GOPUSA the tale of two cities when it comes to "election fraud".
"Voting machines were distributed in uneven ways," Kerry maintained. "In Democratic districts, it took people four, five, eleven hours to vote, while Republicans [went] through in 10 minutes -- same voting machines, same process, our America."
In my humble opinion, based on what has happened during the last two presidential elections, the democrats think it is okay to bribe people to vote w/ cigarettes (st. louis), try to vote with dead registered voters and dogs (city of st. louis, yet again), try to determine the intent of voters who couldn't fill out a valid ballot (florida) and try to not send out the military absentee ballots in time unless threatened by the U.S. Department of Justice. These things are all ok with the democrats but in elections watched by both parties (Ohio) they are blaming "voter suppression". Who suppressed the voters? Oh yeah, the election commissions... Sure they did.
Monday, January 17, 2005
Congrats to Mike and Laura Masters
The Masters' wedding was a great time! The wedding was at the Jewel Box (Forest Park) and the reception was at Bevo Mills. Laura looked great and Trin looked great dressed like Dirk Diggler (inside joke, you had to be there). It was a wonderful event and Pastor Larry did a amazing job with the message. I felt honored to be a part of it as an usher and by giving the scripture reading.
Haze did a great job with the best man toast and it was a lot of fun for everyone. The band (Encore) was amazing! During the reception Bahnak and I were talking and he mentioned how truly lucky we are to have such wonderful friends who we've known for such a long time. I couldn't agree more, it's very rare to still be best friends with so many people you know from high school.
Unfortunately, since I'm the only loser in the world without a digital camera, I don't have any pictures to post of the wedding. Hopefully Haze will come through with some pics, I looked at his batch and they looked great. Congrats again to Mike and Laura!
Haze did a great job with the best man toast and it was a lot of fun for everyone. The band (Encore) was amazing! During the reception Bahnak and I were talking and he mentioned how truly lucky we are to have such wonderful friends who we've known for such a long time. I couldn't agree more, it's very rare to still be best friends with so many people you know from high school.
Unfortunately, since I'm the only loser in the world without a digital camera, I don't have any pictures to post of the wedding. Hopefully Haze will come through with some pics, I looked at his batch and they looked great. Congrats again to Mike and Laura!
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