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… today!

I’ve started doing some web/logo design with my friend Richard (a true renaissance man – M.Div from Princeton Seminary, graduate-level film studies, master’s in library science, web designer, husband, dad, street-baller).  I’ve always enjoyed graphic design, and Richard is a very patient tutor, so I’m looking forward to seeing where this little venture leads us!

This week, I launched a redesign of the Ecclesia Collective site… I’ve been reworking a great theme called Linoluna.  You can catch a glimpse below:

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… just a couple of things that caught my eye this week …

First up, the first South Korean film to show at Sundance, Old Partner is a documentary about the unique bond between an elderly farmer and his cow.  It might sound strange at first, but read the description below and watch the trailer for yourself.  It looks like a lovely film…

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Being a fan of Andy Samberg’s work (Lettuce, his work as Blizzy B), I was really excited to watch Hot Rod.  While I enjoyed it the first time through, the more I think about some of the scenes, the more I appreciate their brilliance!

“Was that because of us?” + “Things started off super positive, then it just got crazy” + John Farnham’s You’re the Voice = Comedic gold

The Europe soundtrack, the whispy stache, “may your hammer be mighty,” the punch-kick at 1:35, “is that a throwing star?!”…

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However, I’m not so sure about the new Nissan Cube.

I love me some boxy-looking cars, but there’s something about the asymmetric back window that screams, “No, seriously, we’re young and hip and with it. Kids these days love the wacky imbalanced look.” If I remember correctly, the Japanese version of the Cube I saw last year had normal windows.  And I really liked that version.

Like Rob Bell musing in this Nooma video, I used to wonder where God was.  But after many years of walking with Jesus, now I wonder where God isn’t.

That being said, I’m not fully convinced Jesus is in that bucket of spumoni, piece of burnt toast, cheese puff, moth, rock, tree trunk, nasty scar, or the imprint left by a drippy cinnamon bun.

But I’ll let you decide for yourself [h/t: Serious Eats].  Let’s do this thing:

According to Apartment Therapy, the iPhone goes back… waaay back.

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