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Saw this whilst browsing lifehacker.com and decided to try the design. Geektool is a pretty simple program, but rather inefficient because you cannot group items together and move them as a group. Individual items must be moved and aligned independently. For instance, code for hour and minutes are separate, and ram free and ram used are also separate and you have to manually align them. Props to YFA for pointing out that I could use the X&Y coordinates built into the program for easier alignment. Although its a neat setup, I’m not sure how often I actually see my desktop as there are typically tons of windows stacked on it.

Alright, I did something out of the blue.
I was picking songs the other day, and gotten into the stomp of Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee’s “spinning God dilemma”.
So, what I do? Googled up Charlie Hall, found his myspace and messaged him. Heck, got nothing to lose, might as well try. hoho.
And to my surprise, I got a response.
So here it is guys:

Hey Jason the reference comes from Zephaniah 3.17 where the Lord is described as singing and rejoicing over us to pull us in with His love. The image of spinning and singing is an stretching of that image to where God is expressing a moving joy about us. So it is there to engage us to worship for God’s own joy with us, which can be a surprising idea to us.

peace. Charlie and the band.

So there you have it.

Alright, time to get to work..

Scenario: Dustbowl: Round 2, Red (Defense)

Sentry Placements:
[tpx]sadd3j: Sentry inside the shack, gun pointing down the stairs to cover ground entrance into the shack
[tpx]JasonC: Sentry inside the shack, gun pointing towards the first capture point
[tpx]teewee: Sentry inside the shack, underneath the first capture point, gun pointing opposite to sadd3j to cover ground entrance

Needless to say, the screenshot shows that the sentry placements were the winning combo.

Thought this was a cool short video…