The Wanderer

I just upgraded to the Motorola v3 (AKA, razr phone) from the i95cl (AKA, brick phone).  I know it's bad to be a one-issue voter, but is it bad to be a one-issue cellphone shopper?  I'll let you know, but so far it's working out quite nicely for me.

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Brooke, Luke, and I are moving to Michigan--where I'm originally from--to be nearer to my family and Mars Hill, amoung other things.  I'll be working at MarketNet Services, a small technology company in Spring Lake, MI.  It's going to be a difficult and exciting transition in many ways.  We will be leaving Brooke's parents, good jobs, and good friends, but we'll now be going to an amazing church, near my family, and near Luke's cousins.

I'll email our new contact information when I know it.

 Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality

Last night began the fifth and final season of Six Feet Under on HBO. 

Web usability expert Jakob Nielsen's own site gets worked over by a few designers in this article.

TiVo fans living in Comcast's cable kingdom will soon be able to get cable tuners with TiVo built in:

http://www.tivo.com/5.3.1.1.asp?article=246

Chris Hynes has what I would consider "the complete solution" to the many issues related to uploading large files to an ASP.NET application.  Find out more in his krystalware blog or wiki.

I've been wishing for a long time that I could find some good compare/contrast information about social health like Canada's versus a completely free market system like ours in the US.  I've heard a lot of arguments from both sides by people who I was suspicious might have agendas, so I wasn't sure who to believe.  The wikipedia had this great article that was just what I needed, and I thought you would all find it interesting and informative.  I also found an interesting article related to this topic at the Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Conference website.

• Canadian and American Health Care Systems Compared
• Health Care Systems: An International Comparison