I must confess that Ace Ventura 2 sits on my DVD shelf and I am proud of it. I am equally proud of my impersonation of David Caruso from CSI Miami. However, I must bow down to a greater impersonator.

This is a nice little video created from pictures from various mission teams as well as Joanna and the family. The music is Broken by Lifehouse from there new Album "Who We Are." Needless to say it was fairly easy and I still love my mac. Read after the break to see the how-to. If it does not play make sure to update your flash browser plugin.

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Wife of evangelist Billy Graham dies - CNN.com Billy Graham's wife died today. Her accolades are listed in this article and are worth reading to understand the woman behind the passionate Billy Graham.

Ruth Graham was the author or co-author of 14 books, including collections of poetry and the autobiographical scrapbook "Footprints of a Pilgrim."
In 1996, the Grahams were each awarded the Congressional Gold Medal for "outstanding and lasting contributions to morality, racial equality, family, philanthropy, and religion."
Crime novelist Patricia Cornwell began her writing career with a Ruth Graham biography that depicted many deeds of personal charity. Cornwell said as a youth in Montreat she thought Ruth Graham "was the loveliest, kindest person ever born. I still do."
She helped establish the Ruth and Billy Graham Children's Health Center in Asheville, and the Billy Graham Training Center near Montreat.

ESPN.com: Browns WR Edwards makes scholarship pledge It is not everyday you see someone take an interest in the Cleveland City Schools. Braylon Edwards, a wide receiver for the Browns, if offering $1 million in college scholarships to 100 eight-graders who keep at least at 2.5, do 15 yearly hours of community service, and do not have any unexcused absences. Not too shaby.

Apple and EMI ditching DRM is good, but it's not good enough - Engadget In case you are not hip to the slang, DRM stands for digital rights management. It is a software format that limits the abilities of songs downloaded from internet audio providers (iTunes Music Store) to be copied. For years, this has seemed counterintuitive, because CD's can still be bought and copied just as easy as a file downloaded from iTunes, so why protect what is being downloaded from the internet when you don't protect what people buy off the shelf? It just doesn't make sense and proves that record labels are coming to grips with the fact that times have changed, and CD's will eventually die out for mainstream music. Especially Pop music.