So I mentioned this project awhile ago and never followed up. Lest you think I am not a man of my word and can't pull through on anything, here's a link to my SoundCloud profile.
Showing posts with label Miscellaneous. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miscellaneous. Show all posts
Fifth Culture Journey
Panorama of Moscow City
This is a 180 degree panorama pieced together from a series of pics I took from the 13th floor of an apartment building in southern Moscow City, Moscow, Russia. I'm going to go up and do it again with a nicer camera on a clearer day.
Tagged!
I don't usually do things like this, but it looked like fun and I thought it might help y'all get to know me a little better. :) Otherwise, just ignore it...
Rules of the game: 1. Post these rules.
2. Post 11 random things about yourself. (Though this can be optional.)
3. Answer the questions the tagger has set for you in their post.
4. Create 11 new questions for the people you ask to answer.
5. Go to their blog and let them know you've tagged them. (I won't tag anyone specifically...just if you feel like it, answer!)
Shai Linne
Shai Linne rocks. Seriously. I recommend him to anybody who likes rap, but is having trouble finding raps with good lyrics. His lyrics are jam-packed with truth; a truth that is unfortunately very lacking in today's day and age.
Shai Linne is one of the only Christian artists (others include Andrew Peterson, Cademon's Call, John Riley, and others), and the only rapper I know of, who has reformed theology portrayed clearly in his music. He doesn't do it by bashing any other forms of theology, he simply shows what he believes; without bickering. He does weigh what he believes against opposing views, but he doesn't do it with a spirit of pride; he seeks to enrich, rather than to prove that he is right.
Some might think that his style is a bit annoying after awhile (or even right at first...) but that's ok, he doesn't write his music for everyone (though the lyrics are good for anyone and everyone). He writes it for young people who like rap, but want something healthy to listen to. And quite frankly, I'd much rather hear Shai Linne using 'dirty words' in the appropriate context than being more popular because I listen to Eminem or B.o.B using them out of context.
Just listen to him. He's really good. :) http://grooveshark.com/album/The+Atonement/3792149
Shai Linne is one of the only Christian artists (others include Andrew Peterson, Cademon's Call, John Riley, and others), and the only rapper I know of, who has reformed theology portrayed clearly in his music. He doesn't do it by bashing any other forms of theology, he simply shows what he believes; without bickering. He does weigh what he believes against opposing views, but he doesn't do it with a spirit of pride; he seeks to enrich, rather than to prove that he is right.
Some might think that his style is a bit annoying after awhile (or even right at first...) but that's ok, he doesn't write his music for everyone (though the lyrics are good for anyone and everyone). He writes it for young people who like rap, but want something healthy to listen to. And quite frankly, I'd much rather hear Shai Linne using 'dirty words' in the appropriate context than being more popular because I listen to Eminem or B.o.B using them out of context.
Just listen to him. He's really good. :) http://grooveshark.com/album/The+Atonement/3792149
Finger Art
Well, the title says it all. This is some of my miscellaneous finger art. :)
And the next one actually isn't original, but these are still my fingers:
