I have an almighty headache.

That is all.

E-Reader bible site

A couple weeks back I set up http://www.ereaderbibles.com/ a site that hosts the public domain bibles I've converted to epub for people with e-reader devices.

So far I've had 806 downloads, which I think is pretty impressive, they are distributed as like this:

     17 /files/ub-CNCVS.epub
    149 /files/ub-EASV.epub
     75 /files/ub-EBEB.epub
      1 /files/ub-edv.epub
     37 /files/ub-EDV.epub
      2 /files/ub-ekjv.epub
    133 /files/ub-EKJV.epub
      1 /files/ub-ewb.epub
     32 /files/ub-EWB.epub
      2 /files/ub-eweb.epub
     76 /files/ub-EWEB.epub
      1 /files/ub-ewnt.epub
     28 /files/ub-EWNT.epub
      1 /files/ub-eylt.epub
     37 /files/ub-EYLT.epub
     18 /files/ub-FLS.epub
     23 /files/ub-GNTBMT.epub
     19 /files/ub-GNTTR.epub
     25 /files/ub-GNTWHUBS.epub
     26 /files/ub-KJVGBM.epub
     21 /files/ub-KJVRV.epub
     25 /files/ub-KJVTR.epub
     30 /files/ub-SRV.epub
     16 /files/ub-TADB.epub

I'm surprised that the ASV is the most popular download, I would have thought it would have been the KJV!

Sixteen Seconds

I've finally gotten around to getting a designed and working version of my 'micro-prayer' site, Sixteen Seconds.

What's the idea? Well, we all get a few minutes of free time a day, so I thought wouldn't it be great if I could have a list of things that I could pray for during this minutes that was filled with requests from people all over the world? And wouldn't it be great if I could submit my own prayer requests to this place? So I went ahead a made it. It's a lot like twitter, but no signups are needed, and it gives you the requests right there on the front page and a timer.

It also gave me a chance to play with some new tech, like Erlang, which I enjoyed greatly.

Now all I need are some users.