I have a mac at home.
I have a mac at work.
I want to sync my calendar and address book across the two computers.
I DON’T want to pay $99 a year for MobileMe.

Here is the free solution I used:

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Not Yet by sigsegv

My wrestling with the idea of baptizing children began in 2004, when my wife was pregnant with our first child. At the time, my struggle wasn’t about baptizing children, rather it was specifically about the baptizing of infants. I draw this distinction between baptizing infants and baptizing children because I believe it is an important one for this discussion. The issue of baptizing infants falls under the umbrella of what is known as padeobaptism, or as I prefer to call it, covenantal infant baptism. I don’t intend to discuss the baptism of infants here, but I draw the line between the two because I want to be clear that I am talking about credo (or confessional) baptism in this article. This is baptism, not based upon the covenantal promise given by God to parents, rather a person’s, in this case a child’s, confession of faith in Jesus.
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One of the best parts of taking a job at Logos Bible Software was getting to share an office with Phil Gons. If you’re ever in Bellingham, you should totally take him out to lunch and talk to him about the Lord, WordPress, Logos, CPUs, books, marketing, web design, entrepreneurship, or just about anything. If you don’t foresee yourself making it out to Bellingham any time soon, check out his blog at PhilGons.com. From what I hear, he has about 100 posts in “draft” so I’m sure you’ll get plenty of value from subscribing to his RSS feed.

To get a feel for Phil’s blog, here are some posts worth checking out:

• Union with Christ (Bibliography)
• How to Use Greek and Hebrew in Blog Posts
• His Book Reviews
• How to Replace Hyphens with En Dashes
• Long Strings of Genitives in the Greek NT
• Web Hosting (You owe me one Phil)
• Save $60 a Year on Your Internet

For the sake of posting something on this barren blog, and for the sake of helping a friend (John, may Google look kindly on your blog and finally index it), I offer to you the Resurrected Servant blog.

From the site you can expect excerpts from John’s upcoming book, aptly named, The Resurrected Servant in Isaiah. I haven’t read the book yet, so I can’t truly recommend it to you, but Bruce Waltke likes it, so that counts for something in my book.

So, check it out and let him know what you think. John is a great guy who loves Jesus. And that will get you pretty far in my book.

Oh, and John is also cool enough to be the editor of Bible Study Magazine, for those interested in that sort of thing.