The dudes over at 9Astronauts created this tribute page to Michael Jackson. While you play Jackson’s “Billie Jean” on the page, it grabs tweets from twitter’s stream that has the same words as the song. Very cool. Check it out for yourself. BillieTweets.com

In case you missed this yesterday. Katie and I are expecting a baby boy in late November.

Ball Player: Ball players are probably the only men in the world that should get a pass at wearing: stirrups, knickers, turtlenecks and goatees (at the same time). This look is best complimented by a healthy dip. Nu Grunge: Let it go, you look like a Midwestern youth pastor. I found this on Sloshspot.

Today was our last day in San Jeronimo. We spent the day in the elementary school, doing book of hope distribution, building soccer goals and painting desk. Then in the evening we showed the Honduras/El Salvador soccer game on a projector screen in a park, were over 500 showed up.

Writing this from my phone, because I’m too wiped to get out my iBook. We spent the entire day one the Village of Ireland. It’s right outside of San Jeronimo. It’s a community of 600 displaced people from Tegucigalpa, due to the result oh Hurricane Mitch. They live in small cinder block houses with no electricity or running water. We [...]

We kicked off the day with teaching on leadership at the local church, while another group taught the kids. Then at night, we kicked off the Project Hope with a huge celebration. The Fields Church and Travis were given the key to the city of San Jeronimo.

Today was our first day in San Jeronimo. We kicked it off with a market day. San Jeronimo is 20 minutes from any business, so we helped them realize that they could buy and sell goods right there in their community. Fireworks in San Jeronimo from Evan Courtney on Vimeo.

Long day of travel, starting out driving to ChicagoThursday night, and arriving to our hotel in Comayagua, Honduras on Friday afternoon. I’m running on fumes. And I got high/sick from the fumes from the 2 hours van ride from the capital city Tegucigalpa to Comayagua. The1814Project