Actually, the Bible always refers to angels with masculine names and terms.

Thanks for the comment, Sarah! We're looking for to PodCamp Cincinnati 2 later this year.

We would love to live-stream the sessions, but administration and running this would be very difficult. We're keeping it on our idea list.

I'd love to keep listening to Adventures in Odyssey, but it fell by the wayside for me several years ago. I'm way behind.

I used to have wholesale accounts with multiple distributers and would sell AiO in my church. I made enough money to buy all of the cassette albums for myself, up until around 2001, I think.
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Thanks, Rick!

It's the Ramen Prophecy!

Yup! I remember those days, and those programs. Lode Runner was my favorite back then. I also use to make the DOS-powered menus for startup on our PC.

Remember King's Quest on a PCjr?

I've seen mixed opinions on revealing the date. Some themes (or just peoples' choices) hide the posted date. This is terribly annoying when the author is not a good writer and they use relative terms and never reveal an absolute date.

Some people feel that a post with a date will seem outdated after a while. I personally disagree. Especially with technical information, I want to know when the post was written so I can figure out whether it's still relevant.

I think it's more important to have the date on the page than in the URL.

And adding a date won't allow WordPress to use the exact same slug, such as:

2011/top-ten-apps
2012/top-ten-apps

Instead, WordPress would turn it into:

2011/top-ten-apps
2012/top-ten-apps-2

Having the year can be nice, but it's certainly no longer required with WordPress 3.3. There used to be a performance penalty to /%postname%/, but they fixed that in WordPress 3.3.

You already have Windows Movie Maker, but here's another list of free or opensource video-editors for Windows.

Sounds like something you'll need to talk to them about as you're referring to a system I don't recognize. I'm sorry I can't help more.