The reasons are simple:
It’s hard to get across how you say it. It’s pronounced “Root Negative One,” not “Root One” or any crap like that. The domain is hard to get across without text. I mean, seriously, there’s a reason people don’t put hyphens in their domains anymore. Throw a numeral in there and the whole [...]
So here’s the official Recovering Pharisee blog.
… and it’s here because… why?
Actually, that’s a good question. The biggest reason is that I wanted a place to talk at length about business matters other than my usual weblog. Sounds good in theory, except I hardly ever talk about anything at my usual weblog. Which brings us [...]
If you’ve known me for the past few years, you know that I rap. Chances are you went to my rap website before you came here. Now I am pleased to announce that the production of my first full-length album is now beginning, and the first step involves you.
I have assembled a CD of the [...]
No, I haven’t cancelled my account(s). But I have discovered Virb, which, unlike an earlier competitor, actually works. And as you can see, all my egos have profiles now. And the best thing is I can link them together, so Odd Evan shows up as an employee of Anticipation Records and a band member of [...]
It’s finally updated!
In other news, I completed the rewrite of “The Optimist Manifesto” today as well. I think it’s a little more powerful than the first version. If you’re sucking wind after writing 16 lines, you know it’s good. And now, to bed! And a looming econ. paper.
Read this article on Christian business practices. If I can accomplish this through my business, then I will be happy. What do you think, is pledging royalties to charity a good start, good enough, or just a token gesture?
So here’s the first two episodes.
Episode 1
Episode 2
Well, this one music website I belong to is now offering digital downloads. In English: I can sell mp3’s over the internet without having to deal with an arrogant monster or pay some dude $25 to do the work for me, not to mention that I get more money from Audiri. The method of buying [...]
Go listen to my new song. It’s the last one on the list on my myspace page, and it’s called “The Optimist Manifesto.” Listen to it. Now. Because your life depends on it. (Just be warned, it’s seven minutes long.)
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