Introduction
Ejays is the Personal Web Log of South African Author, Activist, IT Consultant and Theologian, EJ Hill.
Accessibility
Touchscreen Devices
The site currently (02.11.2011) provides seven different touch-screen interfaces, for easy navigation, including Classic, Flipcard, Magazine, Mosaic, Sidebar, Snapshot and Timeslide views.
Postponed Reading
The site currently (02.11.2011) supports bookmarking and postponed reading via Instapaper, Read It Later and Readability, on Google Android-, iOS- and Microsoft Windows-powered devices.
Credits
A project like this requires the assistance of many wonderful people and we're grateful for the opportunity to thank them publicly for the many things they have done privately - from those who have provided honest criticism and suggestions, to those who have given their unwavering support throughout this project.
Contributors
Thank you to all those who, throughout my life, contributed to the development of my Christian World View. In alphabetical order, Adrius and Karin Rabie, Dr. Andre and Nola Pelser, Pst. Bernard Cartledge, Pst. Dawie and Jenny de Kooker, Derrick de Bruin, Dick and Yvonne Harris, Pst. Don and Melody Wilson, Dr. James White, Pst. Jan Slabbert, Dr. John MacArthur, John and Penny Nicholson, Dr. John Robbins, Dr. John Stott, Ken Ham, Ken Silva, Dr. Kent Hovind, Mark Kielar, Dr. Marthinus and Alba Lamprecht, Michael Cassidy, Michael Meiring, Dr. Peter Hammond, Pietie and Connie van Rensburg as well as Ray Comfort.
To my friend, Jacques du Plessis; for all the YouTube videos I so regularly discover in my inbox.
To Jim Craig Heydenrych, or "Jimmy", as his friends call him; for all the training material on Civil Defence / Burgerlike Beskerming, Fire-fighting, and First Aid he so generously donated to our curriculum. Jimmy started out as a Cub Scout, later joining the Boy Scouts. Spent some time training as a Naval Cadet at SAS Unitie. Worked aboard the Irvin & Johnson deep-sea stern trawler Lobelia, for a year, as a greaser. Joined the army and volunteered for border duty as a "Convoy-Guard" traveling between Grootfontein, Katima, Tsifuma, Kongola and Angola. In February 1974, upon finishing his military service, Heydenrych joined the Fire Services as a firefighter. Worked his way up to "Senior" level over the years, earning his Certificate of Competency for Fire Extinguishers, High Angle Rope Rescue, Hazmat Awareness Level 1, City of Cape Town Law Enforcement Officer, Basic Ambulance Assistant, Ambulance Emergency Assistant Level 6, Vehicle Extrication and Rescue, Confined Space Rescue, Control Center Coordinator, Helicopter Extrication and Rescue, Ejector Seat Safety and Isolation, Fire Protection, Petrochemicals, as well as a Preliminary to Higher Certificate in Firefighting. Jimmy also completed Special Weapons And Tactics Training (SWAT) with the South African Police Services. Qualified in Defensive Driving with high-speed fire-fighting vehicles as well as Turntable Ladders and Hydraulic Platforms. Jimmy spent more than 32 years in the Fire Service, stationed at Fire Stations throughout the Peninsula, finally ending at Goodwood Fire Station where he took early retirement in April 2007. Jimmy recently turned 55.
Developers
To Sean, the guy behind Cut My Pic; for providing the icon set applied to Cut My Pic for Google Chrome.
Solutions
To Google; for Blogger, Gmail, Picasa Web Albums and YouTube.
To Paul Capron; for Da Button Factory.
To the guys and girls behind Backupify and BlogBackupr; for safely backing up my blog.
To Print Friendly; for providing a friendly PDF Printing Solution.
Multimedia
To Audio Treasure; for the use of their Voice Only King James New Testament.
To YouTube; for all the wonderful videos.
Downloading
You may want to download this document in PDF format (single-left-click to generate).
Revisions
08.09.2010 / 16.09.2010 / 19.09.2010 / 29.09.2010 / 05.12.2010 / 23.01.2011 / 16.04.2011 / 04.08.2011 / 02.11.2011
