Live the love of Christ – the experiment

Apr 08, 2012 in Creativity

I can set up an account with CCLI when at least five churches use my music. If you use the song in your worship services, please let me know. If you feel led, send me a donation through PayPal to “support my espresso habit“.

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So much more me than me

Jul 04, 2011 in Technology

Those who know me, know that I’m all over any technological gadget you can find. Here’s a recent Dilbert strip that some would say describes me to the letter. Seriously.

Dilbert - New smartphone: poor reception--but it's got Apps!

View the original Dilbert June 30, 2011 strip. © Scott Adams Inc.

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Who to vote for in the 2011 Canadian election?

Apr 24, 2011 in Society

Hello Canada! This past weekend we planned to vote in the advanced polls. Not that I know yet who to vote for, I thought it would be important to research each party’s political platform. I won’t bother telling you what I decided. You can decide for yourself. Major Canadian political party platforms http://www.blocquebecois.org/dossiers/campagne-2011/ http://www.conservative.ca/policy/platform_2011/ http://greenparty.ca/platform2011 [...]

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Pomodoro Technique vs. Rotten Tomatoes

Nov 25, 2010 in Productivity

Image credit: http://pomodoro.ugolandini.com/

I started work in a new technical communications role at a different company last week. To help me navigate the change, I also started experimenting with a time and task management method called the Pomodoro Technique. My new teammate has used it successfully to keep himself on track, and I look forward to experiencing the same improvements in my own personal and professional productivity.

This post lists helpful resources for the Pomodoro Technique, a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s.

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Tri-Cities “Container Village” voting begins Monday Oct 25

Oct 25, 2010 in Society

Homelessness is a serious problem in many communities. The Tri-Cities (Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody), a suburb of Vancouver, is working to build a temporary shelter for the homeless from donated specially altered shipping containers. Watch this promotional video, then click Continue Reading for links to more information.

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Friday Fun: Just released book I co-authored!

Oct 02, 2009 in Creativity

The secret’s out. Donald Miller’s new book, A Million Miles in a Thousand Years, has just been released, and I am credited as a co-author. Click the ad to see the write-up.

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A Million Miles in a Thousand Years, co-authored by Tony Chung

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On running water

Aug 26, 2009 in Personality

Kristen tells the story of the communal chamber pot

I should be thankful that we live in an age with running water, and proper waste removal. While on our tour of Fort Erie, the guide told us one of the reasons the Fort smelled so bad back in the day, was because they shared a communal chamber pot between the 200-plus soldiers and other residents. My mistake. I thought it was the laundry tub.

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