one day left in the year 2008… and i’ve kind of been coasting to the finish line… i have things to write about i’m sure, but i’m still kind of in cruise mode… we traded illnesses over the last few weeks and i’m still a little bit beat… fortunately, i’ve got an oasis of time off here in the middle of the week and maybe i’ll get some stuff done during that time… (or maybe i’ll just play some golf on the wii)… anyway, here’s a book review and some chatter about that last post of mine…

WE WANT… THE TRUTH!!!
- to the tune of What I Like About You – Everlife

My biggest qualm about this book is the packaging. It’s a big block of a book with compartments built in for the notepad (er, reMemo pad) and the DVD, but the text itself is dwarfed in all this cardboard. I’d have much rather seen the book come out of the packaging as a separate entity as well, but that’s just my preference i suppose.

Cracking into the shiny silver packaging and digging into the actual book, though, i found it to be full of interesting tidbits, thoughts, suggestions, and ideas worthwhile for the hearing. A tad repetitious and playing simply to common sense, but definitely a thoughtful topic and one I’ve been working through personally over the last few months, so it was very timely in that regard.

It doesn’t tell you what to do with your life, but it does help you realize whether or not you’re doing what you should be doing if you hope to maximize your potential and actually (*gasp*) enjoy your work.

There are a lot of books on this topic and many of them have similar advice to offer, but this book – with the accompanying DVD – stands out a little bit in my mind. Seems to make more practical sense than, say, The Dip.

PUT THAT IN WRITING
- to the tune of Absolute – Thousand Foot Krutch

so, if you didn’t catch the gist, theTRu.print is a brand spankin’ new concept that is going to become a recurring theme… i originally came up with the idea of making my own mini-magazine way back before i was able to do any writing in actual magazines… then, the idea kind of got lost in the mix of writing for HM, taking over the helm at CMCentral and later writing for CCM… since all that’s gone bust for the most part (and i’m pretty much finished with my pity party), i’m back to square one and hey, i can do my own little mini magazine again…

So this first issue, a Christmas issue, was the introduction to what will be something that you’ll see more of in the coming year… i’m already planning the second issue, but i’m not sure if i’ll shoot for a January or a Jan/Feb deadline… i don’t want to overcommit my resources, but i also don’t want to ease up on the throttle unnecessarily because i fear that i’ll just let time and opportunity get away from me… what i want to see is for this to be a supplemental piece to theTRu that can also include advertising and maybe generate a little pocket change…

thanks to everyone who has given me feedback on the first issue, i’m taking it all into account and am excited about slowly progressing this new addition to theTRu… if you have thoughts or ideas as to what i should cover in the next issue, or if you’re interested in advertising, get in touch with me directly and we’ll see what we can see… ads will be pretty cheap to start, believe you me…

WHAT’S MORE

i’m going to try to finish up some more of the 25 or Less features, buzzing through the months of 2008 and touching on all the albums that i got my ears around as well as a few other features and such to help keep the site looking balanced and fresh… and in the distant future will be some Year in RE:TRu pieces… yee ha…

peace… love… bdg…

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(click the cover and it should download a PDF of this grand new mini-magazine)…

peace… love… bdg…

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today, i took my first sick day of the year… while i was out, i was really out… Monday began with a sore throat and a minor cough, Monday night found little boy coming down with a grand old case of pink eye… i stayed home with him Tuesday and Wednesday and by Thursday, he was doing much better, but that which was bothering me sprung forth with the quickness and by Thursday afternoon, i was down for the count… today i stayed home, with a fever, coughing and wicked headaches… the week has totally flashed by me like a streaker and now, we’re only like two weeks away from Christmas and i feel so far behind… anyway, i promise to keep my head up long enough to pick my football winners and then maybe if i’m still up for it, i’ll get back to work on a super secret project that i’m putting together for Christmas…

off we go…

SPORTS: THE FIFTEENTH

to the tune of Let’s Get It Started – Kidz Bop Kids

well, playoffs started in one league and i lost by 0.12 points… that’s right, a very slim margin and it wasn’t cool, because i had swapped out a receiver who was injured with someone else… but apparently the system didn’t acknowledge it… and, even 1 point would’ve made the difference… so, third place is the best i can hope for there… what a disappointment… playoffs begin this week in my other league and not that i’m talking trash, but Wally is totally going down…

anyway, last week, my picks went the wrong way… 5-11… ugly… this brings my season total to 115-92-1… okay, rally caps on… i need to bring it back, despite already being down by 1… the winners this week are as follows…

Saints, Falcons, Redskins, Texans, Packers, 49ers, Seahawks, Jets, Chargers, Colts, Cards, Steelers, Panthers, Pats, Giants, and Eagles…

and that’s all he wrote…

peace… love… bdg…

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a few days ago marked the 8th anniversary of blogging for me… On December 1st, 2000, i first opened up what i then called an online journal that consisted of a flat HTML file that i updated each time i wrote and republished to a free website service called “Homepage”… three years later, i moved over to xanga which was still just hitting its stride… since then, i’ve been through numerous iterations of the whole blogging thing and here we are today…

theTRu actually began as an outpouring of that early online journaling experiment as i included an album of the day with each entry and attempted to write up reviews for each of those… not surprisingly, i often fell atrociously behind schedule and found myself having to write “make up” reviews… (some things don’t change over time)… fortunately, though, i found my voice eventually and my current reviews read nothing like some of those early editions…

Anyway, i’m not entirely certain why i’m waxing so nostalgic today – i suppose there’s something about looking forward to what the future may hold that begins with and requires a healthy look back at the past, where it all came together and how it all fell apart as the case may be – but it’s been kind of a trip reading through some of those older entries and realizing how different things are today… i mean, 8 years ago, i didn’t have a house, i didn’t have the littles, and i didn’t even have this job… much less all the experiences that i’ve had in my run as a “broke music journalist”… and now, i’m standing here at the verge of watching everything change again…

today, i’m gonna talk about the week’s football schedule, a book that i just finished, the books i’m reading currently and what i expect to get done in the next couple days… so…. let’s get it started now… let’s get it started, HA!… and away we go…

SPORTS: WEEK FOURTEEN

to the tune of Let’s Get It Started – Kidz Bop Kids

Week 14 for the NFL means that the playoffs have begun in one of my fantasy leagues and that it is only a week away in the other… fortunately i’ve managed to navigate my way into the superbowl hunt in both leagues and i plan on dominating once again… (last year i placed 1st in one league, 2nd in the other)…

on the other hand, my predictions for last week’s games didn’t work out quite as well for me… After a glorious week of 11-5, i got trounced this week, going 7-9 which brings my overall total 110-81-1… of course, the Bills used up all their scoring options the week before that and miserably put only 3 points on the board (after Lindell missed 2 more field goals)… and amazingly, 11 of the 16 visiting teams won their games…

anyway, time to bounce back… winners this week:

Chargers – this game will probably be significantly closer than it really should be, but the Chargers, on the back of LT (and his 3 TDs) will win…
Jaguars – man, they got rocked by the Texans on Monday, you know they didn’t sleep that off yet and they should bounce back against a battered Bears team that just can’t find its way…
Vikings – um, they’re playing the Lions… AP should have about 5 TDs…
Colts – if there will be any week that the Bengals actually look good, it will probably be this week, but let’s hope not… the Colts will look a lot better
Giants – best in the league, week in week out…
Titans – the Browns really have some troubles and the Titans really have a number of good ways to capitalize on them…
Falcons – didn’t they just beat the Saints? oh, no, that was the Chargers… anyway, this week, we’ll beat the Saints…
Packers – Well, they’ll at least be able to stop Slaton…
Bills – yeah, i just can’t bring myself to admit that the Dolphins might beat the Bills… i’d rather be wrong…
Jets – bouncing back in a big way… can’t believe they lost last week…
Seahawks – pay no attentin to the Thanksgiving day game, they’re ramping up as the Patriots are winding down…
Broncos – they need the victory to keep things going their way…
Cards – the Rams might not even show up for this game…
Cowboys – this may be a good matchup as it’s always good to watch Big Ben and Romo square off against each other…
Redskins – this is kind of a dud in the making as far as a Sunday Night Game, but it may also prove to be a good game…
Bucs – i’ve picked against them far too many times… the defense should be strong enouogh to derail the Panther’s momentum train…

and that’s that… i’m not sure which games i’ll get to watch yet, but since the Skins are on at night, i might get a couple extra aired…

BOOKS: DO THE RIGHT THING

to the tune of The Right Thing – Mandisa

Do the Right Thing
by Mike Huckabee

earlier this year, i read and reviewed another book from Gov. Mike Huckabee that focused on the need for character and integrity within government and this book takes that a step further, calling for not only character, but also common sense… now, don’t be mislead, this is a book about policy and it’s pretty thick with concepts, ideas and theories about how specifically the government should be run according to the Governor… sprinkled throughout the political themes are, of course, a number of stories from the campaign trail and everything presented is couched in the colloquial manner of Gov. Huckabee, but it’s understandable that some people may not enjoy this book as much as his other books…

having said that, prior to this year, i probably would’ve fallen into the category of uninterested as i had never quite put much thought into political theory… however, i really enjoyed this book and thought it was extremely well put together – minus the number of typos that jumped out at me – and i found that the biggest downside was the number of times i shook my head and wished aloud that Gov. Huckabee’s campaign had been more successful…

i enjoyed the stories, agreed with the policies as presented and i was somewhat energized by the knowledge that indeed, some people who have a bit of a platform and the potential for even more going forward have a sound mind about them… i was surprised at some of the things written about other candidates – specifically Gov Mitt Romney – but overall it was a great read and if you don’t like the whole political theorizing and whatnot, you may do better to read Character Makes a Difference or one of the other “Hucka-books”…

BOOKS: OFF THE SHELF

to the tune of I’ve Got My Eyes on You – The Clovers

So, here’s a quick update on what i’m currently reading and what you can expect to hear more about in the coming weeks…
The Truth About You (Marcus Buckingham) [about 20 pages left]
Twelve Ordinary Men (John MacArthur) [about 40 pages left]
No More Dead Dogs (Gordon Korman) [about 140 pages left]
Mike Singletary: One on One (Singletary/Carty) [about 140 pages left]
Churched (Matthew Paul Turner) [about 220 pages left]

AND WE’RE OUT

please stick with me and i’ll be getting some new content out the door in the next few days or so including a new 25 Words or Less, a Christmas Music Special, a new Left to Write and even more…

peace… love… bdg…

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Oh, jeepers… there are three games tomorrow and they start early… i’m gonna need to take this time to talk about week thirteen… and maybe i’ll get to a little more, but i’m currently distracted by this latest episode of Fringe… and i’m suddenly afraid of butterflies for goodness sake… oh well, on with the show…

SPORTS: UNLUCKY?

to the tune of Thirteen – The Rubyz

oh, i was on fire last week with my picks last week, going 11-5… yeah that’s right, 11 right, 5 wrong, bringing my grand total to 103-72-1… unfortunately, i blew my fortune on that and missed out in fantasy when Brandon Jacobs bowed out of Sunday’s game and left me with a 5 point loss… GAH!… that and the fact that i dumped Ryan Lindell the week that he decided to get 18 points… oh well, i did manage to blow out the league manager in the other league though because he unfortunately benched two running backs that earned about 52 points while starting two running backs who combined for 5 points instead… anyway, i’m behind the eight ball right now, so here’s this week’s winners…

Titans - now, not-so undefeated, but still plenty good to beat the Lions who are still um, defeated…
Cowboys - Romo’s back and his return is way better for the team than Hasselback’s…
Cardinals - the ageless wonderkid has led this team to contention while McNabb has led the Eagles to a QB controversy…
BILLS - though the 49ers may have some schtick going, the Bills will be mining the end zone again and again…
Ravens - NOW who’s stupid for cutting Flacco some slack earlier this year? the kid’s got a golden arm…
Saints - it’s about time they started marching again… this will be a closer game, though, ’cause the Bucs defense is solid…
Giants - yeah, the Skins are struggling and the G-men are just unbelievable… it’s gonna be ugly for us in the DC area…
Dolphins - duh, anyone can beat the Rams and the fins need to bounce back from folding last week like a pair of 2s…
Colts - sure, i still believe that Brady Quinn will be great… in fact, watching Payton dismantle the Browns will certainly help that process along…
Packers - well, the Panthers are a pretty strong bet, but the Pack is coming in angry and looking to get things rolling again…
Chargers - it’s about time for the Chargers to hit their stride and pretend like they’ll make a difference in the post season again… ha… those kidders…
J-E-T-S – dang, these guys are GOOD, yo!
Steelers - it’s not gonna be pretty, but it’s gonna be hard-hitting and won out by those terrible towels…
Raiders - they’re playing the other Rams… please, ANYONE can beat the Chiefs right now…
Bears - this will be a hard-fought game as well, but in the end, the Bears just always seem to end up with the win…
Jaguars - see my comment about the Chargers… but seriously, Maurice is hitting the hot part of his season and he’s an incredible weapon…

okay, so that’s that… hope you enjoyed the comments… GO BILLS!…

peace… love… bdg…

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once again, as promised, my thoughts on this weeks time on the turf…

SPORTS: WEEK THE DIRTY DOZEN

to the tune of Peanut Butter Jelly Time – Chip-Man & The Buckwheat Boyz

wide right… wide…. right…. WIDE…. RIGHT???? those words have been echoing in my head for half my life… and now, it’s back… coincidentally, Lindell’s wide right came from the same 47-yard distance as the infamous Scott Norwood’s fateful Superbowl debacle… and i’m gonna go ahead and say this now, but who on earth is the kicker NEVER considered for MVP honors?… they tend to be among the highest scorers on any given team and last week we saw several times just how important they are to the team… opoposite of Lindell was a fine kicking performance by Phil Dawson who capped off the victory with a 56-yarder with about two minutes left on the clock… (yes, i’ve cut Lindell from my fantasy squad and actually replaced him with Dawson)…

also last week, we had a tie… a TIE… the mighty machinery that is the Philadelphia Eagles, couldn’t even outscore the 1-8 Bengals by 1 point… how crazy is that?.. The Titans rolled on with yet another win and the Giants dominated the Ravens in a Superowl rematch from almost a decade ago… other noteworthy events included the 49ers routing the Rams and marking win number one for one of my heroes, MIke Singletary, as head coach… Romo returned for the Cowboys as the Skins folded under the pressure… as for me, my fantasy teams split for me but i’m securely in third place in both leagues… and i rocked the picks with a 10-5-1 showing, bringing my totals to 92-67-1 overall…

here’s the winners for this week…

Steelers, Eagles, Browns, Bucs…
Bills, Bears, Jets, Dolphins…
Vikings, Cowboys, Broncos, Falcons…
Giants, Redskins, Colts and Packers…

peace… love… bdg…

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well, my time has been short lately and the spare time that i’ve had has been devoted to things that require my immediate attention… i’m mostly through the rough patches and will hopefully be ready to get things rolling again… here and elsewhere, but for now, i’m carving out a few minutes to touch base with a few noteworthy items, observations and, of course, my weekly football picks… let’s get things rolling…

WEB, KIDS, TV: PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME (HOLD THE PB)

to the tune of Peanut Butter Jelly Time – Chip-Man & The Buckwheat Boyz

i’m pretty excited to introduce you to this one… Phil Vischer, who brought us the wonderful, time-tested brand, Veggietales – (Side Note: we took the littles to see the Veggie Tales Live Show, and it was a big hit) – is back with a new venture and it is none other than Jelly Telly… Jelly Telly is basically a web-based TV Station that airs original and age-appropriate media… They promise at least twenty minutes of new programming each day and have reportedly been exceeding that… now, i don’t know exactly what kind of programming it is, but as far a i understand it, it’s in kind of an On Demand format and every Sunday, there’s supposed to be a family movie streaming on the site…

The catch seems to be a $3/month subscription fee, which isn’t really that bad, but my drawback is a lack of portability… you have to watch the programming on the website which, for me, means that i’d have to plunk the littls down in front of the computer and pretty much tell them not to touch anything… i guess i could hook up a laptop to the television and run it from there, but i’m not sure that’s going to work all that well… there are also games and such available on the website for subscribers and it looks like a it’s a good overall project…

i hope that it succeeds, but it doesn’t look like something that would work too well for me right now… check it out and see how it fits your life…

TV: WHAT THE ELLE?

to the tune of My Hero – Paramore

Okay, first, a question… can someone rationally explain to me why they think Heroes is in the crapper this season? Admittedly, i have tended to fall behind on the episodes and find myself having to catch up, but i still find them all rather compelling and, despite a few odd twists and turns, i’m not sure that it isn’t still one of the better shows on the air right now… and yet, i constantly hear the chatter about how it’s gone completely off-course and how it’s just totally ruined… what gives?

Having said that, yesterday, i caught up by watching chapters 8 and 9 on hulu and i thought chapter 8 (“Villains”, the one with all the flashbacks) was pretty spectacular… it offered a wealth of insight to the recent history of the company and, even moreso, cast Sylar, who is clearly the most compelling character right now, as a sympathetic victim, something they hinted at in a previous episode…

Now, i’m not entirely sure where the season is going now, because apparently they’re all going to lose their powers and all… and since you’re never really certain what time period it actually is and whether or not it’s a future or past version of each character or whether or not anyone is actually dead or not… well, it could go pretty much anywhere… but i’m going to hope for the best… i will say that the last scene of chapter nine, where they’re all just kind of sitting around looking at the sketch of the eclipse…. yeah, that was really odd… anyway… somebody please let me know why i am not supposed to still like this show…

CHICKABOOM

okay, in the interest of keeping things short and organized, i’m going to wrap this post up now… next time i talk about TV, i’ll discuss one of the best shows on TV right now, Pushing Daisies, and i may delve into some classics or maybe i’ll have another show to talk about… i’ll guarantee you this, though…. it won’t be the new Knight Rider, ’cause that show is every bit as bad as anyone could’ve ever imagined… and it’s off my list…

keep your eyes peeled for some entries about books, sports, and i think i had something else… anyway, oh, if you’re on the newsletter… well, be ready… okay… i’m out for now… back in a bit…

peace… love… bdg…

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gotta love Saturdays… i got to sleep in a little bit this morning and managed to fix an ailing laptop by replacing the video card… the littles thought it was quite a treat to see daddy breaking the puter… and then putting it back together and marvelously, it works again… i guess my hands are steadier than i thought…

anyway, i got to relax quite a bit as well and i was able to make some good progress on the latest book i’m reading… and tomorrow is church, football, family time and dinner with some good friends… all good things… and now, without firther adieu… it’s time to talk some football…

SPORTS: SMASHMOUTH

to the tune of We Will Rock You – Queen

well, i’ve already started out this week’s picks nicely, as the Jets eked out the Pats in an overtime victory that would’ve been a great game to watch… i must say that i don’t particularly like the whole Thursday Night games on the NFL Network, but i can’t complain too much because what good would it do anyway…

Last week, i won in both of my fantasy leagues again and it’s hard to believe that playoffs will be coming up soon… and as for the picks, i went a spiffy 8-6 bringing my totals to 82-62 overall… this week the games to watch will be the Broncos and the Falcons, the Bears and Packers, the Titans and the Jags and of course, the two night games – Skins and Boys on Sunday and Bills vs the Browns on Monday… it’s probably the first week this season that i’ve been more excited about Monday Night’s game and it’s only because i rarely get to see the Bills play… maybe next year, i’ll take up a donation to have everyone buy me the NFL ticket or something so i can watch all the Bills games… anyone up for that?… yeah, so anyway, the winners this week…

Jets, Falcons, Panthers, Eagles, Saints…
Giants, Vikings, Dolphins, Packers, Colts…
49ers, Cards, Titans (would you PLEASE LOSE ALREADY?)
Chargers, REDSKINS, BILLS…

okay… that’s the deal, yo…

PS. DON’T MISS THE POST BELOW ABOUT THREE BOOKS

peace… love… bdg…

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So i just finished watchin the Colts hold off the Steelers and the Chiefs blow off a chance at overtime with the Chargers, but i still have one more game to watch from last week (Giants/Eagles) and i’m holding off my picks and results from last week until i see who’s won… I was right about last night’s game though, looks like it was a great game… too bad i don’t have the NFL Network at home and i don’t have a DVR or anything like that set up at work where i do have NFL Network courtesy of the new Sky Angel…

Anyway, i’m clearly way behind on just about everything this week as i’ve been absorbed in the stress and frustration of a pressing situation that i’ll not discuss here… let’s see if i can catch up on some of this stuff that’s hanging over my head while i have a moment to breathe… first off… some books that i’ve read and meant to write about…

BOOKS: SINS OF THE PAST
to the tune of Saint and Sinner – Derek Webb

Sinner
by Ted Dekker

number one on the docket is the first book i’ve ever read from the pen of Ted Dekker… i know that seems amazing, but i’d just never gotten around to digging into any of his books and then, the notion of this 10-book series really seemed a bit too much of a commitment for me to settle down with, especially since i wasn’t certain that it would work out…

Now, having read Sinner, i want to dive into the rest of the series… unfortunately i only have one of the other books in my possession (Showdown) and there’s always the pressure of making time to read them… if you’re anything like i was, though, skeptical of the commitment or whatever, i have to say that even though this is technically part of a larger story, it’s self-contained enough to make it a thrilling tale in and of itself… I had no problems whatsoever staying with the story for the whole 400 or so pages… and, though some broader themes were addressed and some “historical events” were referenced, i didn’t feel out of place at all as i navigated the take…

having said all that, Sinner is a wonderfully-paced adventure with a twinge of reality despite some extraordinary circumstances… it offers readers an escape with a fantastical while still exploring circumstances and events that ring ominously true… and on top of all that, it reads somewhat like a parable, artfully driving home a number of points without once delving into the territory of being too preachy… a definite recommended read, but be forewarned, it’s going to open up a world to you that will lead to a number of other books that you’ll really want to read…

BOOKS: BACK ON THE BUS
to the tune of 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover – Paul Simon

Schooled
by Gordon Korman

What? a Kid’s book? Heck yeah… when i was younger, my favorite author was Beverly Cleary, but when i got a liitle older, i discovered the world of Bruno and Boots and beyond that, the world of author Gordon Korman… since i’ve been recently reinspired to read more consistently, and since i stumbled across this book at a school book fair, i’ve also begun revisiting these books and remembering why i was immediately drawn to the books…

Schooled is new to me, but it tells the tale of a young boy raised as a hippie transplanted into the scary world of eighth grade in a public jr. high school… immediately the outcast because he’s pretty clueless about the ways of the world, he’s elected to the position of class president as a prank… the story unfolds with a series of unexpected events and hilarity… i really enjoyed the multiple perspectives from with the book was written and the narrative was highly entertaining…

Also, as i’ve mentioned in a previous entry, some of the points made really translate well to broader scopes… so, though it is intended for younger audiences, i’ll still give it a thumb’s up because, it’s enjoyable and a quick read…

BOOKS: FAITH OF THE ELECT
to the tune of Faith – Jason Upton

The Faith of Barack Obama
by Stephen Mansfield

As hard as this is going to be, i’m going to try really hard to review the book, The Faith of Barack Obama, and not the faith of Barack Obama… it’s somewhat difficult simply because that’s the main topic of the book and there are so many ideas and insights presented that are certainly worth addressing… including a quote from Obama himself that mentions his need for religion to be a vessel to help him achieve greater levels of success, or Mansfield’s impressions of Trinity United Church of Christ – “This is not just a church; this is a cultural phenomenon”…

I did find it a rather challenging book to read, because i could never quite figure out from which direction Mansfield was coming or to which conclusion he was headed… It seemed almost like a book bi-polar in nature, one chapter devoted to the defense of the Black Liberation Theology, the perspective from which Obama was mentored, followed by a chapter that seemed almost derisive of Obama’s sincerity and intentions… i’m fine with a balanced point of view, but this seemed to bounce between the extremes rather quickly before landing in the lap of Obama like a toy poodle begging for a treat…

one side note: I’m interested in reading the counterpart book dedicated to George W Bush, because i expect that the tone of that book was much more positive towards President Bush than what was referenced here.

What i found most compelling about this book was the references to Obama as a postmodern candidate and a mention that McCain was something of a last chance to infuse the values of a generation that fought for and helped establish this nation as the more traditional religious views are being fazed out in a sense, replaced by what Obama refers to as a civil religion… and it occurred to me, though Mansfield never states it directly, that when our nation elects a president these days, that it’s more than just a political viewpoint or a set of policies that we’re voting for… it seems that we’re actually voting for someone who represents our theological and philosophical views… and that’s kind of a troubling thought, to be perfectly honest…

If nothing else, the book does clear up some details of Obama’s upbringing and some of his faith-based views which are rather eye-opening… and it’s worth reading to get a closer look at our new president elect…

GOODBYE

goodnight… football tomorrow…

peace… love… bdg…

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i’m going with the Jets tonight…

peace… love… bdg…

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