I resisted getting a MySpace page a few years back when it exploded in popularity, because I failed to see how ugly public pages full of crap most people couldn’t care less about would enhance my social life online. Facebook was a much easier sell for me because I could get the best of social [...]
If you’ve been hanging around here a while, you may have got a few whiffs of a “super-secret” Web site I’ve been working on. I’m not quite ready to spill the beans, but I can give you a few hints.
For starters, I am a big believer in content aggregation. There are many well-established sites out [...]
I haven’t talked much geek talk around here lately, so here’s a little tidbit for ya. If you are totally not into Web design or programming, just skip this post. Also, if you aren’t interested in Ruby on Rails, just skip…wait a minute! If you aren’t interested in Ruby on Rails, you better go get [...]
Yes, you read it right. Not only is this a hip, groovy, out-of-this-world blog, but it’s an award-winning, hip, groovy, out-of-this-world blog. That makes all the difference, and don’t you forget it!
The award in all its pearlescent glory:
Actually, the sad truth of the matter is that I received this award on February 5th. Five. Numero [...]
I’ve been using the “Inbox Zero” method of e-mail management for a number of months now, and generally it’s worked out very well for me. My main problem is when I get lazy and start to slack off on making sure I actually get down to zero every day. When I leave things lingering, I [...]
I’m really excited about the new Christian Bloggers Network that’s formed on Facebook. I’ve been wanting to join some kind of network like this for some time but hadn’t found something obvious that showed momentum. Hats off to Andrew Jackson for launching this — I hope it goes to great places!
I heard about the Internet Ministry Conference by way of Church Relevance, and these two posts of recap notes featured some extremely beneficial information that I found to be both challenging and inspiring.
IMC :: Communicating Without Words Rough Notes
IMC :: Design is Credibility Rough Notes
