Monthly Archives: October 2005

Google has come out with something new.  Not surprising, really.  They are always up to something, ultimately, I think they intend to take over the world, one application at a time. There are some things that Google does that doesn’t … Continue reading →

Awhile back, I did quite a bit of research on church management systems for my church and determined that FellowshipOne was the best solution for us.  F1 is an excellent package and very thorough in all that it does.  One … Continue reading →

Why is it that many technical people tend to not reveal solutions for problems that they fix?  My guess is that it is oftentimes as simple as job security, with a little bit of ego mixed in. It’s like this: … Continue reading →

I am a huge blog advocate. In my opinion, most everyone should be blogging. We all have our own perspective on life, as well as specific topics. So, once you begin blogging, how do you grow your blog? To answer … Continue reading →

If you hang around here enough, you have heard me harass Non-Blog Brad and you may have read some of his comments.  I mainly harass him about not blogging because he has alot to say about things, sometimes relevant, sometimes … Continue reading →

Charlie has an excellent post.  It is an excerpt from Oscar Bruce, who puts out a newsletter. Oscar’s website is titled: The Oscar Bruce Institute for advanced conversational skills  "Your conversation tells the world who you are"  It doesn’t appear … Continue reading →

I know there are people who have a desire to start a blog, but have not done so yet, for some reason or other.  Oftentimes, the reason is not knowing where to start.  There are plenty of options and plenty … Continue reading →