neocon of Effectus Geminus – Double Effect has an interesting but sad post called SAVE THE CHILDREN!… by annihilating them.
Catholic Light has moved to then own server and our now using Movable Type for blog publishing. So update your bookmarks to http://catholiclight.stblogs.org/.
Sal Ravilla also has a good story on a parish’s tabernacle placement. Everybody seems to be coming out of the closet these days.
The Rosetta Project has illustrated childrens books online in multiple languages. Books can be read on the site or downloaded to view later on your computer.
Happy one year anniversary of blogging to Karen Marie Knapp of From the Anchor Hold.
Also to Jane of Catholic, Musician, Student, in that order welcome to my blogroll. With that honor and $5.00 you can now get a cup of coffee at Starbucks.
I have been using an application called ieSpell that I would recommend to those using Windows and Internet Explorer. It is an Internet Explorer plug-in that spells checks text input boxes by adding an option to the right click menu. It works very well for spell checking blog posts and comment boxes. It will work with any blogging software that uses text boxes on a web page, such as Blogger (all versions), Movable Type. P-Machine, etc. Here is their site and it is not spyware.
And while I am recommending software, here is another one that I use and would recommend. MyIE2 which is a browser that uses the core of Internet Explorer but has some added features like a tabbed window interface (like Mozilla and Opera), mouse gestures (like Opera), and many other features. Since it uses the core of IE the majority of websites which our optimized for IE will work flawlessly with this browser. Their site is here.
Both of these applications are free, if you knew me you would know that I am so cheap that by comparison I make Clark Howard and Jack Benny look like tax-and-spend Democrats.
Sal Ravilla of Catholic Light site to determine your Hobbit name. So please address me as Dimple Gamwich of the Bree Gamwiches.
Happy St. Philip Neri feast day to Quenta N�rwenion who is unable to post today with the public library being closed. Will her next post start with “only 364 days to go until St. Philip’s Day?”