Quick Reference Cheat

Posted by Mr. Carver On March - 10 - 2009

There are many ways to find quick references in Windows (and Mac, for that matter.) All of the Office Suites have a quick way to access reference "look ups" via right-click options (select your word and right click your mouse--options open up in a sidebar.) Internet Explorer has the same integration in Windows. But what about in well, anything else? There are several tools out there but my favorite is a bit of free software titled Kallout.

New Briarwood Student Generated Research and Study Help

Posted by Mr. Carver On March - 17- 2009

Announcing a new spot for you to help each other. For all BCS History students, pulling from Quizlet, Youtube, Del.icio.us and more! You can even add your own comments if you like. Know of a good place that you found for resources, help, etc. Let it fly in the comments or email me. You can even have the option help each other, live! Link from the Student menu above or follow this post.

Secrets Revealed: You Have Been Lied To

Posted by Mr. Carver On March- 30- 2009

Okay, I know it is the finely tuned excuse for many a young man or woman to conclude as they reach a "maturity" to blame the world for its inconsistency but, it's true! You are right. Its not fair and yes, many are lying to you. But not perhaps in the way you think.

The Primary Source, Tweezers, And Primary Sources

Posted by Mr. Carver On February- 23- 2009

Denying the historical accuracy of Scripture is not only complete foolishness but must leave those who will not acknowledge the plain truth in an agnostic limbo. If one denies a record that is so overwhelmingly accurate and meets so many standards (in fact, makes them--it truly is in a league of its own) then what does one do with all of the historical records that fall beneath the standard Scripture carries?

Wookies And Wikis

Posted by Mr. Carver On February - 24 - 2008

Have you ever asked yourself, ""What would Chewy Do?" (This question is often confused with "What would Chuck Norris do?" Rest assured they are different, slightly.) This question could be posed to all sorts of problems: Intergalactic Warfare, Global Warming, Paper or Plastic? All sorts of things. What about Wikipedia? Would Chewy use it? I do use Wikis. I do like Wookies. They aren't related... I think. They both share one thing in common though: both need a good bit of imagination if they are to be used academically.

Roman Empire: Engineering an Empire

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A Great Video Series on Julius Caesar

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The Rise of Rome, Through Carthage

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Perhaps one of the best ways to understanding how the Roman Republic gains prominence in world affairs is to view it as a consequence of its conflict with Carthage, the other main Mediterranean rival in the third through first centuries B.C. While God's plans extend to greater control over far further flung events this completion of his curse on the Phoenicians is a gripping tale and one most students will enjoy. I recommend the following video as it deals with many of the issues surrounding the second of the two "Punic" Wars (Roman for Phunic-or Phunecean) as a way to pear into the second of the major conflicts between these two powers. All of these dramatic events are, nonetheless still only the backdrop of God's plan in preparation for hte coming of Christ, the "filling of time," if you will.


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