News Sites:

Gwinnett blogs: Bob Griggs

2007 Braves Radio: 94.9 FM and 640 AM

Christian Radio:

104.7 WFSH Atlanta, GA: The Fish 89.3 Greenville, SC: www.hisradio.com

93.3 WVFJ Atlanta, GA: www.j933.com 89.7 WMHK Columbia, SC: ‘Clean Air’

91.5 WWEV Cumming, GA: www.wwev.org 88.3 WAFJ Augusta, GA: ‘Augusta for Jesus’

88.1 KLove Waco, TX

Live on the Web: www.kxcd.com

Friends’ pages:

Jim & Alice Bollback: www.lancastercma.com Stefan Oestreicher: www.spunbystefan.com

Kevin Brock: www.kevin.brock.net David Smith (Webb Wheel): http://home.hiwaay.net/~wdsmith/

Doug & Sue Payton: http://www.thepaytons.org/ Brian Hoadley: http://www.phunqube.com his blog.

Bettina [Remacle] Hastie mentioned: http://www.amrep.org/staff.html Barry Nehr www.domusartifex.com & SCE

Mark James (graphic design) www.cranialtectonics.com Peter Fiala www.fialapr.com & a picture from 2005

Adam Bush www.inspiratron2100.com John Walley www.walley-world.org

Dave Wilson http://www.my914.net/ RJ Hinde at UTK and here

Lindsay Oravits: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~1lindsay/ & here: http://www.ugawesley.org/interns/lindsayoravits.htm

Sally Matz on her grandfather, A I Keller Bob Kronman – in a press release for Scene Change (UK)

David Gregg, senior editor at Best Magazine: http://www.beststuff.com/articles/6822

A recent picture of Gordon Goldberg (RPI Alum) The Wests, missionaries in Manila

My neighbor David Funderburk: www.lynxtel.com

My cousins run an outdoor gear store in Hope Valley, RI: Ure Outfitters

My sister-in-law’s friend, Patty Lovell, won an award for her book: http://www.clayton.k12.ga.us/schools/114/media/GCBA/picture03.htm

LOOKING FOR: Chris Modica where are you Chris?

Zneimers on the Web:

Peter Zneimer Sophia Zneimer Daphne Zneimer Edward Zneimer Saul Zneimer (Chief Executive)

Alan Zneimer Evelyn Gadia Zneimer Jonathan Zneimer

John Zneimer, author of a book on Liam O’Flaherty

Susan M. Zneimer, MD.

My 3^rd cousin, Michael Rosenstein’s business: Crepes a Latte Catering

Sports Pages: Technical Pages:

CNN/SI cnnsi.com IT Toolbox baan.ittoolbox.com download.com

ESPN espn.go.com ERP Toolbox www.erpassist.com www.tucows.com/

Braves braves' official site ZD Net www.zdnet.com perl www.perl.org

CNN Braves braves team page C/Net home.cnet.com http://www.eeggs.com/

Fitness at www.bodyshaping.com ERP resource www.erp-people.com

All about DSL www.dslreports.com

Microsoft’s searchable knowledgebase: 1-800-ASK BILL

A web services primer Lots of content: www.intelligententerprise.com

Knowledge Management: Economy:

Harvard Business School: www.hbsworkingknowledge.hbs.edu www.economy.com

Buckman Laboratories: www.knowledge-nurture.com

User-Defined Tags: del.icio.us WikiPedia – maybe the best yet.

A map of the mind: useful for topology: http://www.allc.org/reports/map/mapping.html

Literature:

Christian Classics Ethereal Library – very good starting point; also check out Project Gutenberg: www.gutenberg.net

On-line Dictionaries: www.webster.com, www.dictionary.com

Religion and Bible reference: Christian Environmental Studies:

Our home church: Grace Church, Duluth, GA

Christianity Today Great site for essays & research: http://www.leaderu.com/index.html

In-Touch (Charles Stanley) Christian Env. Studies Center: http://cesc.montreat.edu/

Focos on the Family (Dobson) Target Earth: http://www.targetearth.org/

Reasons to Believe (Hugh Ross) Current home of EEN: http://www.creationcare.org/

Beryl’s brother’s church in Paris

Dalat School in Penang, Malaysia

Philosophy

some big stuff to thing about: www.digitalphilosophy.org

“new science”: www.wolframscience.com response to new science: www.stephen-wolfram-new-kind-of-science.com

and a useful review: www.maa.org/reviews/wolfram.html - useful since I could understand it!

What would be fun would be to pixelize a photo, then apply cellular automata rules until it dissolves. Then take the dissolution, inverse the rules and run again to see if you can re-create the picture! Or, more like creating life, can you apply a rule to a particular initial condition and predict that it will create a recognizable picture, like a face? Even better: once it creates a recognizable picture, can that then become a steady-state image? I don’t know if Wolfram ever develops something that results in a steady-state image anyway (beyond white, black, or some patterned background like a tiled computer background image). At 1100+ pages I won’t be reading it any time soon!