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Team MDO screen shot

The Team MDO site was launched back in December, 2008. The site is an online information hub for the MDO Youth Sports organization based here in Louisville, KY. Each summer, they host a week long sports competition with deaf youth athletes from all over the United States.

Development of this site is ongoing, currently utilizing WordPress, a gallery plugin, several dynamic PDFs (assembled by me while at Louisville Web Group), and a number of videos converted and placed by myself utilizing FlowPlayer.

Heimerdinger Cutlery.com Screen Shot

In Mid 2008, Heimerdinger Cutlery got together with Louisville Web Group to not only bring about a change to their existing webstore, but to overhaul their entire business. Breaking everything out into several stages, the culmination of the project(s) has come to bear fruit for the world to see. HeimerdingerCutlery.com is now live, and racking up more and more sales every day! (more…)

Brother Doubt preview CD face

Brother Doubt is (finally) getting ready to put out a 10 or 11 song CD. But before that happens, we’ve been burning free 2-song previews. The free discs have the songs “Kill Freedom” and “The Double Greatest” on them and are all placed in hand-folded cases that Jamie Miller put together. I’ve been drawing on a bunch of the discs, so you may end up with some metal-looking “Brother Doubt” discs or some Bob-Ombs, or anthromorphic cacti whispering “it shoots the ‘poons”.

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I recently was presented with this video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-3X5hIFXYU – which tries to scare Christians into having more babies to avoid an “impending Muslim takeover of the world”. To most rational people, this reeks of scare tactics and pandering to base instincts and emotions. However, a number of people have taken up the cause proposed in this video, leading to the necessity to refute it (which really shouldn’t be necessary)…

So here is a pretty quick response to the absurd claims (and falsified “facts”) put forth in the video.

Stands to reason? Not quite. I’d say that no “reason” was applied to the making of this video. This video would fail the most introductory college-level (and likely high school) statistics, logic, or civics classes. (more…)