A La Carte (2/3)

This whole “snowpocalypse” and “snowmageddon” thing was way overblown. We got a pretty good snowstorm, but within a few hours the roads were clear and life went on. For which I’m grateful.

Minibook Blowout - New Growth Press (a.k.a. CCEF) has put all of their minibooks on sale for a week only. You can buy the 5-book sets for just $10.

Google Art Project - In case you haven’t seen it before, well, this is well worth browsing through.

Chicago Blizzard - These are amazing photographs of the blizzard that buried Chicago.

Intentional Parenting - Here is a review of the latest book from Cruciform Press: Intentional Parenting. “This book is a fantastic introduction to gospel-centered family discipleship.  I am the pastor for discipleship at our church and I plan to recommend (if only I could require!) this book to every parent in our congregation.  I will especially be looking for opportunities to use this to train new and young parents.”

Groothuis on Social Media - Douglas Groothuis has posted a recent contribution from The Christian Research Journal. He writes about the world of social media.

Earth From Above - Another great photo essay, this one showing pictures of earth from above (as you may have guessed).

The United Kingdom Explained - This short video tries to make sense of the United Kingdom. It’s more interesting than it sounds.

Of all the things in the world that stink in the nostrils of men, hypocrisy is the worst. —C.H. Spurgeon

Comments (4)

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Anonymous's picture

I think the snowpocalypse thing passed farther south, is what it is. I live near the shore of a Great Lake, and we didn’t have more than five inches — though we did have an unusual amount of icing.

OTOH, people farther south and east got hammered much worse. So nationally (or should I say continentally ;-)) it was a big deal, but not everyone got his as hard as everyone else.

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Anonymous's picture

Thanks for bringing some broader perspective to snowpocalypse, Pentamom…I could not help but see the irony in Tim’s comment that the blizzard seemed to have been overblown (I guess in his Toronto suburb) and then linked to the pictures of an not particularly overblown situation in Chicago.

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Anonymous's picture

Tim,

Thankful you can get out…mind heading down here (40 miles SW of Chicago) and help shovel me out of the 4 ft drifts surrounding my home?

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Anonymous's picture

One of these days I hope you will post a photo essay of the Earth from below.