What Bill Thinks

Trying my hand at article marketing. Do you think less of me? Just posted my eZine article on personal injury at Injury Settlement Guide website. Should benefit all parties (Disclaimer: I was paid for my services. Check out the article and help me get paid more. Insert smiley face.)

My high school English teacher would be so proud (Mrs. Abel). Perhaps I should publish my senior paper on the Sacred Music of J.S. Bach ?

Never considered myself a professional writer but I can get by. Glad I have a day job. I’d much rather find work for people who write much better than I do. If you need writing for your ever hungry website, let me know.

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Posted on Saturday, 6th February 2010 by Bill

My brothers and I have been gamers since Pong. I’ve got to dig up the picture of us flipping Asteroids over a million on a tiny black & white television. Anyway…

When the “littlest” brother, Jason, recommends a game I check it out.

He just pointed me toward a first person Tetris game that is a bit mind bending. If you ever spent time, and by that I mean hours, playing the original version of this game, you need to experience this. However, make sure you’ve got a trash can nearby or your stomach is empty. This game might make you a bit nauseous.

What other old school games have you found on the Web?

Tags: first person tetris, game, games, tetris
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Posted on Saturday, 16th January 2010 by Bill

A few years ago I had the joy of visiting Spain for the first time. My tour guide was Tim Westergren, the biggest missionary in Europe (that I know of). [remind me to insert the picture of said missionary giant] Madrid, at least all the parts I saw with my guide, was fascinating. I’d love to go back with my wife. For now, here’s the most famous bean in Spain.

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Posted on Sunday, 10th January 2010 by Bill

We’re from the government, and we’re here to help. More stupidity exposed by John Stossel.

“I just got a free golf cart. Actually, it cost me $6,490 — but the dealer, Colin Riley of Tucson, Ariz., points out that there’s a $6,480 federal tax credit on such vehicles. Riley runs ads that say: “FREE ELECTRIC CAR … !” Some consumers probably assume it’s a car-dealer scam, but it’s not. It’s an Uncle Sam scam.”

Read the whole article.

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Posted on Sunday, 20th December 2009 by Bill

“Man is so avid for knowledge that everything he touches turns to facts; his faith becomes theology, his love becomes lechery, his wisdom becomes science. Pursuing meaning, he ignores truth.” Malcolm Muggeridge

That quote came from an article by Ravi Zacharias.  Read his post Hyperseeing and the Towers of Babel for the whole context.

Just as Zacharias says, it does lend new meaning to that parable of Jesus. (Matthew 13:13)

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Posted on Saturday, 12th December 2009 by Bill