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Pro-American comedy An American Carol hits Hollywood hard. David Zucker’s new film, An American Carol, is a comedy about a bumbling, anti-American documentary film maker named Michael Malone. In this unapologetically pro-American film, Malone leads a protest movement to ban the Fourth of July, but is visited by ghosts of great Americans (and the Angel [...]

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WriteMonkey is the new king of full-screen distraction free text editing. For simple, distraction-free text editing, I had at first settled on Darkroom for Windows. It was pretty good but seemed somewhat unfinished. Then I found Q10 and decided it was the way to go. Then a reader, Arch1k, suggested that WriteMonkey was the best [...]

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Write Without Distractions Modern computers are chock full of features and widgets and icons and gizmos, but when you’re trying to focus, it is all just noise. There is something to be said for an old green or amber monitor, showing nothing but your immediate task. Update: Distraction-free text editing has a new contender. Check [...]

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Hey Look, Yet Another Online Bible Study Site. Promising to fill a gap left by sites like eBible and BibleGateway, a new Bible reading and study site is online, called the YouVersion. It is being created by lifechurch.tv. Like eBible, the YouVersion offers up a modern feel with highlighting and tagging. Unlike eBible, the YouVersion [...]

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WordPress 2.5 Arrives After months of testing and teasing, WordPress 2.5 is finally available. It has changed dramatically. Oh, What the Heck Throwing caution to the wind, I blindly upgraded this site to 2.5. So far, no problems have cropped up. In fact, at the moment everything seems fine (of course, let me know if [...]

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Earlier this year I upgraded to a refurbished Samsung Blackjack (from a Sony-Erricson W800i). After trading it in for another (refurbished) Blackjack that would take a charge, I was fairly happy with the phone. It had a full QWERTY keyboard, nice screen, and handled text messaging, web browsing, and email pretty well. Over the last [...]

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The Shack, by William P. Young, is one of the best books, the best stories, I’ve ever read. After reading Shawn Anthony’s glowing endorsement and then a slew of excited reviews at Amazon.com, I decided to simply pick up The Shack locally and read it post haste. To my dismay, local stores from Family Christian [...]

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After using a Sony-Ericsson W600i for about a year, I spilled some Vitamin Water on it and the buttons got a bit sticky, providing me a great excuse to upgrade my phone. Some online comparisons later, I decided on a Samsung Blackjack and ordered it refurbished from Cingular. Actually, I ordered it through work and [...]

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Dreamhost Has Problems and I Love Them! This and most of my other sites are hosted by Dreamhost on a great shared-hosting plan. They have excellent prices, good support, and plans that include most features you could want. The main Dreamhost blog betrays their great sense of humor and keeps us regularly entertained. Crap Happens [...]

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John Chow is an internet success story. Who Is John Chow? Chow built TheTechZone, a major resource for hardware news and reviews, in 1999 and it’s still going strong. He also built TTZ Media Network, which provides a shopping and price comparison engine for technology-focused web publishers (with over 250,000 page views per month). It’s [...]

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