January 25, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
Comments Off on Revoking Mexico City Policy – how Obama addresses immigration
Abortion = a more expensive contraceptive. Why install fences when you can simply convince pregnant women to abort in other countries? Obama does want change – but it’s not what people think.
January 23, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
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William Saletan of Slate addresses a growing concern – but it’s not what you think.
January 22, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
Comments Off on Want to know how you’re doing – ask the other side*
Or watch what they say on twitter! Some sample comments from Twitter’s Search stream: djhuggs: enormous pro-life rally on the capitol really bumming me out LisFace: Oh great the pro life march is making it impossible for me to get home. … Continue reading
January 19, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
Comments Off on We love someone for who they are – not what they do
I awoke with this crystal clear realization this morning. (It seems obvious, but bear with me for a moment.) While it’s easy to grasp, this principle is incredibly hard to live out in our lives with others. Expectations and wrong … Continue reading
January 18, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
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Robert Larson is someone whose photography, inspires someone else, who in turn helped capture a number of really great stories. Somewhere out there is a woman who made a selfless, courageous decision. Melissa, thanks for giving us Robert.
January 18, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
Comments Off on Timeless pictures
Yesterday, my wife Donna was viewing online stock photography, overwhelmed by the sheer number and similarities of the photos available. She remarked how the presence of people made each shot unique. Her commentary lead me to consider how we view … Continue reading
January 13, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
Comments Off on An unexpected pregnancy is like…
…tumbling off a cliff, out of control. All you know is you’re falling. Yet, if you gain control by stretching your wings and going with it, you’ll find a thrill that will last a lifetime. wingsuit base jumping from Ali … Continue reading
January 10, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
Comments Off on Twitter, browsing and life
Just did a little early morning browsing through twitter and I came away encouraged. It’s like wandering through a timeless party with little conversations all around. It’s wonderful to see small, appropriate signs of affection here and there. Being the … Continue reading
January 7, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
Comments Off on Could the Yellowstone supervolcano blow up?
Over the past few days I’ve read several articles on activity in Yellowstone – what’s called a “swarm” of earthquakes. There has been considerable interest from both professionals and web-based amateurs – (I respect high quality, dedicated amateurs). The interest … Continue reading
January 6, 2009
by Chris Arsenault
Comments Off on Twitter Usage – QuickTweets
Writing tweets indicating where you are focused in a browser requires effort. How about a bookmark bar script that takes the current front URL, makes it tiny, inserts it into a tweet dialog, you write comment and off it goes? … Continue reading