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asked by chinteeBass guitar and computer. And that's mostly because I use them all the time (and invested some $ in them). I'm not really sure there's much else I'd want to grab. 5 minutes is kind of a long time, so maybe some books?
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Hmmm...perhaps this: Front - "BOOM" Back - "SHA-KALA-KA"
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My proudest moment was probably my wedding day. I am so blessed by my wife, and I so don't deserve her in the least. God has been so good to me in giving me her to love and serve the rest of my life.
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Song stuck in my head? Probably 'Specks' by Matt Pond PA. I've been listening to their latest album 'The Dark Leaves' a lot lately and that song just has this insanely catchy first couple lines.
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Oh man. There's not a quick answer to that one.
I guess if I had to sum it up: I love being creative, whether it's been visuals, words, or music. But I've especially loved creating with visuals, even before I knew what 'graphic design' really was. I've always been fascinated with shapes and colors and how we can communicate with them. For a long time I thought I would end up in film or photography but when I discovered photoshop and illustrator I fell in love with the idea of getting to draw things for a living. I've been pursuing that goal ever since.
That said, I am by no means a great designer, but I hope that every day I learn something new, apply it, and grow. -
Ha! Clever.
Though I don't think our government is the real issue. We in the USA have more say in our government than just about any other nation in the history of humans. If there's problems with our gov't or elected officials it's usually a reflection of the population as a whole, in my opinion.
I usually suggest to people who have issues with our government to start with their own lives first. For example, if you want to see our country be less oil-dependent, start with your home and family. And definitely vote for what you believe. And write your congressional representatives. Take advantage of this amazing privilege we have to have a voice in the the governing of our country. -
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JarJar Binks. I hate that character. And pretty much any character from Pokémon. They are all annoying.
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I don't have a hell other than the one taught in the Bible, the Word of God. Scripture is clear that Hell is the place of God's wrath poured out for all eternity on those who offend the infinite creator and sustainer. It is a place of eternal torment and anguish for those who have refused to repent of their sins and turn to Jesus as their Lord and Savior.
The amazing thing is that we are all headed to Hell. We have all, from our first breath, rejected God and His wisdom and placed ourselves on the throne of our lives. We all have rebelled against Him. And to rebel against the One and Only infinite God demands an infinite punishment - eternal judgement.
But God, being rich in mercy and grace, has sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, to die. And He has born the punishment for all those who believe in Him as their savior, repent and turn from their sin, and worship the only true God. We who believe have been called by God out of darkness and into the light of His glorious grace. And we have the hope of eternal salvation - from His eternal wrath and from the power of our sinful hearts - and we have been given life eternal to dwell in peace with God!
So the real question is: Where do you stand before God? Covered by His grace? Or do you remain under His righteous judgement and on your way to Hell? -
Is there anything God cannot use to reveal His glory to the world? Nope. Even blasphemy and it's consequences can be and will be used by God for His good purposes. What men and women mean for evil purposes God will use for good. (Genesis 50)
But this does not mean we pursue or encourage blasphemy? There are dire consequences for those who practice blasphemy against God and Jesus Christ. For blasphemy can reveal a heart that is turned against God. And the consequences of hating God is death and eternal punishment.
But God is so gracious, offering salvation to all who repent and believe in His Son, Jesus Christ, as the perfect sacrifice for our sins! -
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Hmmm...what do I consider most humane? Interesting question. Not really sure how to interpret this so I'm going with...firing squad. That's most humane.
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Man, this is tough. I'm not really sure I could do either one of these exclusively. If I was forced to pick I'd say maybe the latter—real meaning but lacking aesthetics. I think I would have to work with whoever is writing though to begin to move the music towards a more aesthetically pleasing format. I don't believe that good lyrical content and aesthetics must be mutually exclusive.
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Hmmm...nope. Never get tired of 'em. Keep 'em coming!
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It's coming along slowly but have had a blast so far! We recently picked up a fourth team member to help with some of the web marketing and SEO stuff. He's a great guy and brings a bunch of energy to the team!
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Oh, Giraffe
I have made such a gaffe.
I have forgotten my manners at home.
Yes, your neck is long
but I was in the wrong
so please don't bite off my dome. -
I think this about sums it up:
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I'd have to go with C.S. Lewis
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graphic designer, web architect, brand strategist, idea maker
