JayGreentree

Free worship software:

OpenSong [Windows AND Linux!!!]
Lyricue [Linux]
openlp [Windows, Linux-version planned]
Easislides [Windows]
DreamBeam [Windows]
BeamIt [Windows, don’t know if it is still under development…]
Zionworx [Windows]
PowerWorship [Windows]
The Beamer Project [Windows]
DataSoul [Windows,Mac,Linux]

10. You look like you’re ready to pop! Then you better stand back in case I pop next to you!

9. Are you sure you should be eating that? I’ll eat what I want! And I’ll like it!

8. How do you feel?? Ummmm….how about I punch you in the face and you tell me how you feel?

7. Are you EVER going to have that kid? I will have this kid when I’m good & ready!!!

6. Any day now huh? So tempting to say “Nope…due in 2 months”

5. I know how you feel, I had kidney stones once. Then proceed to kick the man and walk away.

4. You look SO tired. Yes, thank you. I am tired. I’m growing a life inside of me.

3. You have that “past due” look on your face. So I look that bad huh?

2. Well…here’s MY labor story… As if anyone has EVER had it worse than me!

1. Wow. You have NO idea.

(original post can be found here)

America’s biggest and brightest birthday party, A CAPITOL FOURTH, features unrivaled musical performances by some of the country’s best known and award-winning musicians in performance with the National Symphony Orchestra live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. Broadcast in high definition before a concert audience of hundreds of thousands, millions more at home, on National Public Radio and around the world to our troops on the American Forces Network, the annual broadcast brings viewers the most spectacular fireworks display anywhere in the nation. A CAPITOL FOURTH will capture the stunning pyrotechnics from every vantage point with 20 TV cameras stationed around the city – including the U.S. Capitol, the White House, the Washington Monument and across the Potomac River. The show will be capped off with a rousing rendition of Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture,” complete with live cannon fire provided by the United States Army Presidential Salute Battery, an audience favorite and now A CAPITOL FOURTH tradition.

(Source: wvut.org)