BYU-TV and Podcasts

I found some excellent LDS media out there. First, is BYU-TV that you can watch live online at http://www.byutv.org/.

Here's some other excellent podcast sites:
BYU-I Devotionals: http://web.byui.edu/presentations/presPast.asp?sortType=1
General Conferences: http://www.lds.org/conference/display/0,5234,49-1,00.html
BYU Speeches: http://speeches.byu.edu/
LDS Voices: http://www.ldsvoices.com/

Free Movies -- But Be Careful

I was just informed of a great website that allows you to watch movies online. Of course, the site is built for you to rent or buy movies, but they have several on the site that you can stream and watch for free.

The link: http://www.cinemanow.com/

Search for the following:
The Best Two Years
Baptists at Our Barbeque
The Singles Ward
The RM
The Home Teachers
The Book of Mormon Movie
Seven Alone
Latter-day Night Live

Of course, the only one I really recommend out of these is "The Best Two Years." The others are a bit too much for me, but just in case you might like them. Oh, and be careful, there's a bunch of trash on the site too, but if you go directly to what you are looking for you can enjoy.

Fantasy Football Draft Spreadsheet

Swing on over to my sweet, free website where you can download the latest and greatest Excel 2003 spreadsheet for organizing your own fantasy football draft. If you'd like to use this for Baseball or Basketball, go ahead and tweak it, but let me know what you've done... please?

http://draftboard.20m.com/

Oh, and please keep your code clean. I don't like buggies!

Sweet Code

I came across this handy dandy code today for duding up an Excel spreadsheet. Conditional formatting... Hah! Try this candy out and you won't be limited to only 3 formats or logical tests. Enjoy!

http://www.vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=90

And we're off...

Here's my first ever post on this wild and wacky site. I'm not much of a writer, but I thought I'd play around with this new fandangled technology garbage. I'm not sure I'm sold on the whole blogger craze, but don't knock it until you've tried it I always say.