Posted in Religionon Oct 17, 2006
The First Presidency message this month is from President Gordon B. Hinckley and is titled: A Perfect Brightness of Hope — to New Members of the Church. It is a special message written especially toward new converts and members of the Church. It talks to them about their transition into membership and the culture of the Church.
Throughout the message, President Hinckley tells the new members how we (existing members of the Church) will help them. Here are some quotes that help illustrate how we are suppose to help new members:
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As a footnote: according to the Church’s Member and Statistical Records Division, first-generation members made up 64 percent of the total Church membership as of July 2006.
Posted in Technicalon Oct 11, 2006
“Software architecture is the set of design decisions which, if made incorrectly, may cause your project to be cancelled.”
Eoin Woods
Incorrect open source software architecture decisions may cause your project to fail.
Time is funny. We are always running out of it, yet there is always more.
In one of my computer engineering classes, we were briefly talking about Microsoft. My professor make a comment, “I’ve actually seen some Microsoft software work,” which spurred a debate about what that software could be: minesweeper, paint, or hearts.
Finally, the conversation ended with my professor saying, “I shouldn’t say that, some of you will probably go work for the evil empire.”
I finally figured out what JFSB stands for:
Just Finish the Stupid Building
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