See title for the entire content of this post.
Twitter: stauffermatt
- Video: Project Unbreakable Giving a voice to the voiceless. This is good. (via @abbiestauffer) http://t.co/vuGzuSBS about 10 hours ago ReplyRetweetFavorite
- So I just opened up Instagram for the first time since I downloaded it. Whoops. Apparently this is like a social network. Missed that. about 17 hours ago ReplyRetweetFavorite
- In case you're wondering what I'm talking about when I randomly yell "JESUS JUKE!": http://t.co/kX2CXg1b 08:24:49 PM February 08, 2012 ReplyRetweetFavorite
- This Lent guide is exciting. Also, I love @intothemud, @prophiphop, and @foreverfocused. http://t.co/WIpke6A1 via @worldvisionacts 07:49:34 PM February 08, 2012 ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Video: The Jeremy Lin Show vs Utah Jazz Finally, enough people posted this video for me to watch it. This... http://t.co/wb0MUONr 06:28:22 PM February 08, 2012 ReplyRetweetFavorite
Tumblr Feed
Project Unbreakable
Giving a voice to the voiceless. This is good. (via @abbiestauffer)
The Jeremy Lin Show vs Utah Jazz
Finally, enough people posted this video for me to watch it. This dude is incredible.
And, OK, yes, I am excited he’s an InterVarsity alum. Not gonna lie.
To Cade and the Eight Percent by Gabe Lyons
This long article about an 8-year-old with Down’s Syndrome is worth your time, but at least click through to the post about the Target ad.
The tragedy of removing some religious organizations from campus would not be merely the loss of religious liberty, an enormous and embarrassing loss indeed, but also the tacit admission by the administration that pluralism is not, in the end, a possibility. It’s an admission that, at the end of the day, the university must ask student communities to surrender their particularities to guard against controversy and debate.
Tish Harrison Warren writes on faith and diversity at Vanderbilt - InterVarsity.orgIs it discrimination for a Christian group to require leaders to be Christian?
Some quick thoughts on the current situation about campus ministries at Vanderbilt.
I saw a homeless man get arrested today…
and the cops took his purple bike and crammed it into the trunk of the cop car.
There were like 7 cops there I bet…AND it was at Barnes and Noble. Crazy stuff.
[your link didn't work for me though]
Oops. Sorry. What I meant was… the question that is in the title is the only reason I posted. No link, no commentary, nothing external–just that question.
Yeah, it’s illegal. You can get a DUI.
I unfortunately know too many people who know this from experience…
http://www.cyclingwhileintoxicated.com/
facts notwithstanding, I feel that you RIDE a bike. although you also drive it, the english term is to “ride a bike”. Therefore, even if it is illegal to operate a bike while under the influence of alcohol, it would be a RUI and not a DUI.
however, your question – “is it illegal to bike while intoxicated?” would make us assume that you are actually driving the bike, even though that is not literally what you said. On the same note, if someone else is “driving” and you are just “riding” or “biking”, I dont think it would be illegal to do so if you are intoxicated. Then again, if you were in public – public drunkeness (no more fancy schmancy words, say it like it is). so if you are riding around your house in private, i think its safe to be blasted.
semantics, right?
the first time i met my boyfriends’ parents, we had this discussion over homemade pizza at the dinner table.
apparently, it is. …but you’re safe in a motorized wheelchair (in north dakota, at least)