Another Neat Fractal

This post is more personal than what you usually see on the site, and if you are disappointed, I do apologize; but I am asking for your prayers for a man named Donald. Donald (who is a believer) is the father of my wife and was recently diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s disease. At this point, many of his muscles are

Well, it is starting. Rich has been working long, long days for weeks now, mainly doing carpentry work, but also being electrician, painter—you name it. The offices are looking great, but we are finally at that point where we must need to make the leap. That is, starting tomorrow, we have to get all the computer equipment down there and

This is a personal entry, and it is not focused upon a lofty theological concept, so if you are looking for that…might want to keep looking. I’ve thought about writing this entry for months. Every time I was tempted to turn around and give in to the body’s constant cry, “Come on, this is too much, go back,” I thought

Hobster, one of our channel regulars and one of our ops, complained that his desktop wallpaper, consisting of some of my fractals, was getting old. So, I thought I’d help him out. And you thought it was just a phase…! Here is the full size version.

I’ve lived in Phoenix for over thirty years, and ridden over 31,000 miles around the state on a bicycle, but until last Wednesday, I had never ridden in South Mountain Park. No, I do not know why. Anyway, last Wednesday I rode up to the top of South Mountain and truly enjoyed the effort. It is only seven miles from