“If you believe that you’re going to leave and evacuate to somewhere else, then why do anything about this world? A proper view of heaven leads not to escape from the world, but to full engagement with it, all with the anticipation of a coming day when things are on earth as they currently are in heaven.” - Rob Bell, Love Wins
You haven’t been to Oklahoma until you’ve been to southeastern Oklahoma
Because there are other Android Honeycomb tablets coming out.
A couple of days ago I posted an article on how to export your Delicious bookmarks and import them into Google bookmarks. I’ve been liking Google Bookmarks since I switched, albeit it’s only been a few days, but one thing that’s been somewhat frustrating is easily accessing them. I’ve figured out a way and it’s simple, watch the following video:
http://screencast.com/t/tkXgN8rYRd
The URL I paste into the last field is: https://www.google.com/bookmarks/l#!view=threadsmgmt&fo=Starred&g=Time&q=%s
Note: You need to be logged into your Google account when using this search otherwise it won’t search your bookmarks… obviously. :)
Simple but round-a-about way of getting your bookmarks out of Delicious and into Google Bookmarks.
- Go to Delicious and sign in to your account, then go into Settings > Bookmarks Export. This will save an HTML file containing all your links.

- Open Firefox (install if you don’t have, you can’t use Chrome to do this part). We’re going to be importing your Delicious bookmarks that you just exported into Firefox first. Open the “Bookmarks” menu and then click on “Organize Bookmarks…”, this will open a dialog, at the top are a few buttons, the one with a star on it has an option to import an HTML file, this is what you want to do, click this and then import the file you just exported from Delicious.
- Now that all of your bookmarks are in Firefox, you need to install the Google Toolbar if you don’t already have it. Once installed, make sure you are signed into your Google Account (far right end of toolbar), click on the “Bookmarks” button, at the bottom of the drop-down that opens up, you should see “Import Firefox Bookmarks”, click on this.
It will show you a screen, confirming which one’s you want to import, click on the “Import” button to finish the process.
That’s it, your bookmarks should be at https://www.google.com/bookmarks/ now. To make new bookmarks, you can continue to use the toolbar, or any link you see in a Google search result, just click on the star, BAM!
When discussions and planning take longer than implementation, something is off.
| Me: | He's an "F" too, isn't he? |
| Tony: | Ugh. I don't know. This place is being overrun by F's. |
| Me: | What? It is not! |
| Tony: | It's like the zombie apocalypse, but with hugs. |
The Barefoot Professor
— Tony Rothman, Ph.D.U. Chicago, Physics
Making adjustments to my team’s lineup for week 2, I don’t know what the hell I’m doing… also not sure why I drafted Marion Barber so I got rid of him, I completely forgot that Dallas splits their running back duties… bad pick.