Welp, a blog for parents and a myspace for students.
We’ll see if we get any mileage out of either one.
Welp, a blog for parents and a myspace for students.
We’ll see if we get any mileage out of either one.
So, I finally got the first version up and running. It has the latest info from our weekend service for high school, upcoming events, links they might use, and eventually I’ll start answering some of the questions they turned in on it. Hopefully it will be a sweet resource for encouraging parents and increasing our lines of communication. Now, I have to let them know that it’s up. That would probably help I bet.
If you want to be among the first to check it out, click here.
I have a meeting with a student later today, and we’re creating a myspace with similar stuff for the students.
Here’s 3 tests to see how well you do- if you happen to enjoy the quiz thingy. Warning: could cause you to want to read your Bible more… or if you get enough right… you might decide you could stop I suppose.
Just got this weeks TIME magazine in the mail with a cover article on the brain. In it, it says that:
“There are 100 billion neurons in the human brain. Additional supporting tissue brings the total cell count to 1 Trillion.”
I say the evolutionist is clearly more faithful than I am.
ohh… keep reading… here’s more stats from the article:
“125 million visual receptors in each eye.”
“6000 out of 30000 of the body’s genes are expressed only in the brain.”
“750 Millileters of blood flow through the brain every minute; the volume is equivalent to nearly 1.6 pints.”
“60% of a baby’s energy is consumed by the brain. Compared to 20-25% of an adult brain.” (I’m sure there’s a great joke in here, if only I could divert more energy to my brain.)
“100% of our brain is used. It’s a long-discredited myth that we take advantage of only 10%.”
“75% of the brain consists of water.” (who knew? Where do we put 100 billion neurons in 25% of the mass. That’s crazy)
And a quote from Woody Allen:
“I don’t want to ahcieve immortality through my work. I want to to achieve it by not dying.”
Interestingly enough- our Creator has a thing to say about that prospect too- when the sheer amazing numbers cause you to realize your own immortality, turning to the creator is a great first step. My advice- for what it’s worth- don’t waste your life by waiting to experience eternal life at death. Embrace it today and let those neurons worship the creator, instead of the created.
Jake from the bathroom: Mom, can you help me wipe my bottom?
Mom: NO.
Jake: But I got poop in my underwear.
Mom: Deal with it.
Jake: All by myself.
Mom: Yep.
Mom to Dad: You’re going to have to help him.
Dad to Mom: I already wiped his butt once today.
Mom to Dad: I wipe it way more than you do.
Mom to Jake: Um, how did you get poop in your underwear?
Jake: I had a really big toot (family word for fart) and it just came out too.
Dad to Mom: I hate it when that happens.
I was so excited to finally get the last kid past stroller age and out of diapers. Now, I can’t wait till the last one can wipe on his own.
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