Tyndale’s Internet presence began in 1996 with less than a dozen static web pages.

Today the tyndale.ca domain hosts over 5,300 static and dynamically created public web pages.

To generate these pages it takes over 28,000 files (code, graphics, pdf etc.) which collectively consist of over 700mb of data.

The www.tyndale.ca domain has over 70 “top-level� folders in the file structure.

In September 2006 we had 15, 306 unique visitors to tyndale.ca consisting of 33,016 visits and 822, 834 pages viewed.

The majority of content within the main web site is managed by our custom Content Management System (CMS) based on Dynamic Publishing Architecture (DPA).

There are 33 user accounts on the main www.tyndale.ca domain used for user and department generated content.

Since September 28, 2006 we have had over 9,140 attempts to post spam in the Alumni News/comments section of our web site. These have been stoped.

The tyndale.ca Internet ventures span over 6 servers with this number continuing to grow.
Domains hosted on our servers include:
www.tyndale.ca, students.tyndale.ca, cat.tyndale.ca, secure.tyndale.ca, gw.tyndale.ca, main.tyndale.ca, www.brianstiller.com, www.christiancareerscanada.com, www.hudsontaylorcentre.com, www.timcentre.com, www.designed4life.org

A man in Houston claims that he is the second coming of Jesus Christ. Dr. Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda makes some interesting claims in this video.

“I am the second coming of Christ, that messiah that they’ve been waiting for,�

said Dr. Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda.

Read the article here.

I found this comic kinda funny and thought you may enjoy it!

I am a pretty big fan of Google. They produce some great online products and deliver the majority of them and no cost to the end user! An announcement in the Official Google blog (Oct. 16) talks about another way Google is pushing technology – this time it has nothing to do with the Internet! Google is going solar!

Soon we plan to begin installation of 1.6 megawatts of solar photovoltaic panels at our Mountain View campus. This project will be the largest solar installation on any corporate campus in the U.S., and we think it’s one of the largest on any corporate site in the world. The panels will cover the roofs of the four main buildings of the Googleplex, and also those of two additional buildings across the street. There will also be a portion of this installation on new solar panel support structures in a few parking lots. The amount of electricity that will be generated is equivalent to powering about 1,000 average California homes. We’ll use that electricity to power several of our Mountain View office facilities, offsetting approximately 30% of our peak electricity consumption at those buildings.

Read more about this project here.

Hey maybe soon they will invest in a bunch of Feel-Good-Cars for the Google campus! With Zero Emissions and No Noise ZENN will be the new buzz word in Mountain View.

Ben from Open Switch tagged me with a meme. Well first-things-first I had to figure out what that meant. Chatting with Ben I found out it was like a chain letter through blogs. While I hate email chain letters – usually useless – this here seems ok. So to get more edumicated I did a little Googling first and read this article.

So here we go…

A book that changed your life:
Well I am going to have to give that good old perfect Sunday School answer and say the Bible (ESV)

A book that you’ve read more than once:
Intimacy with the Almighty

A book you’d want on a desert Island:
No-brainer – The Bible – it has peotry, History, great stories, wisdom…

A book that made you giddy:
- um do comics count?

A book that made you sob:
I sob every time I have to pay $70+ for a technology book!

A book you wish had been written:
A how-to manual that comes with each newborn kid

A book that you wish had never been written:
… I got nothing

A book that you are currently reading
Taking a break… nothing right now

A book you have been meaning to read:
Build your own AJAX Web Applications – I have started it but it’s not held my attention yet

I’m tagging: Keith, Phil and Darren