What's in Your Heart?

What an awesome video.

very clever.

it'd be interesting to hear an average unbelieving heart.

hafta find a "desperately wicked" song

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

very clever.

it'd be interesting to hear an average unbelieving heart.

hafta find a "desperately wicked" song

Uh... "I'm on the highway to hell!"

Thats pretty good!

HAHA

Classic ! ! !

I can't help but wonder what song it would play if held to YOUR heart. "Y.M.C.A" maybe?

I'd like to use this with Campus Life. It would be great to use on our first "Share The Gospel" night that I hope to do right before school is out.

I found a website that allows you to record streaming video to your computer with the sound. So, whenever I see a clip like this that I can use, I will build a lesson around it!

alldat: I use CamStudio to capture all video (with sound), save file ext I want, then burn to DVD.
Works awesome, and it's free.

http://camstudio.org/

I've record all the Jib Jabs wit it

topshot rhit wrote:

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

very clever.

it'd be interesting to hear an average unbelieving heart.

hafta find a "desperately wicked" song

Uh... "I'm on the highway to hell!"

Now that is funny (well, in a sad sort a way)

alldatndensum wrote:

I found a website that allows you to record streaming video to your computer with the sound.

If you used the superior Firefox, you could get the actual Flash video
rather than a downconverted copy of it. Perhaps there's a site now that
will do the same, but all the ones I ever ran across convert it into
some different format (usually mpeg). Of course, you need a player for
FLV files then, but that can be had for free as well. I use the same
player for all multimedia content and watching DVDs.

topshot rhit wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

I found a website that allows you to record streaming video to your computer with the sound.

If you used the superior Firefox, you could get the actual Flash video
rather than a downconverted copy of it. Perhaps there's a site now that
will do the same, but all the ones I ever ran across convert it into
some different format (usually mpeg). Of course, you need a player for
FLV files then, but that can be had for free as well. I use the same
player for all multimedia content and watching DVDs.

WAIT JUST ONE DADGUM MINUTE! ! ! I am the ONLY one here that gets to harass my kid brother.












































But I will overlook it just this once...

sorry bro.

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If you used the superior Firefox

Actually, I use both browsers. Both have features that are better than the other. I use one browser for some things and the other for others. In my opinion, they both stink. But, there are no better options at this time.

So, to do that with Firesux, what plugins do I need?

Download Helper plugin

Also get at least the http://www.codecguide.com/

Media Player Classic is the bomb (or I guess sick in today's terms).

BTW, the only thing IE does better than Firefox is correctly load pages some moron wrote with non-standard code (eg, proprietary MS extensions).

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BTW, the only thing IE does better than Firefox is correctly load pages some moron wrote with non-standard code (eg, proprietary MS extensions).

Not the only thing! When I copy/paste the daily scriptures, the verse location is always a link from the original site. IE allows me to backspace to remove that link without deleting characters. Firefox will not do anything but remove characters. The text still appears as a link--not just standard text like I want.

Also, with IE, tabbed browsing is much smoother. There is always a second tab showing even if you have no page up. I don't have to go looking for the "Open New Tab" under file or have to right click on bookmarks to have to select that. Firefox might have created tabbed browsing, but IE has mastered it IMO.

But, Firefox does have that cool Reload Every plugin that helps with online banking. It keeps you signed in.

I'm not following your copy/paste issue so can't help you there.

You apparently don't know you can Ctrl-T to open a new tab or if you're keyboard impaired (I prefer using many keyboard shortcuts to mouse clicks - much quicker) you can double-click in an empty spot on the tab bar and ouila - a new tab appears. I prefer that rather than having an empty one sitting there all the time. FF does do that if you close everything, but that makes sense.

When I post the daily scriptures I often see the first sentence of the scripture only has some words but mot the complete first sentence.
The rest of the scripture is posted at a second sentence.
It looks like the first sentence is broken into two parts.
What's the reson of this?
Let me give an example to show what I mean.

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For my thoughts are not your thoughts,
neither are your ways my ways,"
declares the LORD.
"As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my
ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts

See, this is what I mean.

Just the formatting when you copy between different programs. Some will add line breaks as in your example though I think that is the way it is actually written in the Bible in this case.