Hello, my name is Mark Vejvoda. I am first and foremost a born again child of God. My life revolves around Jesus Christ, He is the center of my universe.
With that said and established, outside of being a Christian, it is necessary to live in a world that is certainly not Christian. Is this diary / blog you see a view on life from the perspective of a Jesus Lover, and perhaps some side effects of that relationship as I interact with the rest of the world.
[gallery=1] I have for some time had an interest and have studied financial systems for Canada and America. At first my interest came when I worked for an online stock trading company, at which time I took the Canadian Securities course (CSC) which I never completed.
I learned so much about the “real” side of the system [...]
I noticed over the period of a week that at random intervals I would stop the Suburban (say to get mail from the mail box) and when I would try to restart the vehicle the dashboard would flash or stay off and only the battery would make a clicking noise (but no engine turn over [...]
Increasingly I am seeing that many people we have come to know over the years are having fundamental changes taking place in their convictions. There are many convictions and ordinances that have been around Christianity for a long time and in these past 100 years a large shift has taken hold of the majority. Things [...]
I do a lot of work these days in Java and recently I wanted to be able to test a web application that uses Java Applets from my Ubuntu Karmic client. When loading the first applet and viewing the Applet Console window I noticed Firefox would hang and the last line in the console was:
network: [...]
First let me clarify something… Prince George, BC is NOT northern BC! It has the nickname “the northern capitol” but that is about it. If you look at a provincial map, it is obvious that Prince George sits right in the middle of the province from a physical perspective. From a population perspective, there isn’t [...]
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