A long-standing feature request from users of SwordSearcher is “words of Christ in red.” One of the things I’m working on for the next release is adding red-letter data to the KJV module so that users can (optionally) have the Lord’s words colored differently than regular text.
One difficulty with this is that the various red-letter Bibles [...]
Archive for August, 2007
Does your red-letter Bible misquote Christ?
Keyword Stuffer SpamPro Elite Gold
Web marketing seems to come down to one of two things:
1. Stay on the cusp of search engine manipulation. Keep one step ahead of Google so that you can have well-ranking web pages that customers will blunder on to, only to have to click an AdWord link to get to what they were looking for [...]
Thoughts on getting things done
A disorganized life is full of broken windows.
There is a theory in criminology called Broken Windows Theory. The idea goes like this: If a building has broken windows that go un-repaired for a length of time, chances are that vandals will break more of the windows. Later, they may break into the building or set [...]
Global Warming Bureaucrats and Politicians
Monday, Aug 20th, 2007 by Brandon | 0 Comments
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: enviromentalism
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: enviromentalism
The majority of global warming research is funded by government grants.
These government grants provide excellent job security for researchers. And since they come from the government, an entity not subject to the natural forces of the private sector, results are not particularly important.
Global warming scare mongering gives government agents (politicians and bureaucrats) another foundation on [...]
More download site scams – stealing content and hurting developers
A few days ago, Andy Brice did a superb exposé on download site award scams. I’ve known that the vast majority of download site “awards” are completely bogus, which is why I do not display them on my software pages. However, while the award scam is entertaining, it does minimal damage to authors except those foolish [...]