Monthly Archives: June 2007

My last post was a sponsored review, which is a first for me. I have offered my opinion on sites or products, but I have considered doing something like this for awhile. It’s an interesting concept and we’ll see how … Continue reading →

The following is a sponsored review, however I would only do this for companies or products that appear to add value. Lately, I seem to have been focusing on a couple of themes and one of those themes is safety … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, June 9, 2007 is our first roundtable meeting. It will be at Panera on 32nd St. in Joplin at 9:00am. Our goal is to connect with many local churches, large or small and create a support network for technology … Continue reading →

Clif’s post is an amazing testimony to the power of technology in ministry as well as in crisis. As the efforts increased to find Kelsey Smith, Clif and his team put together a website to serve as a single point … Continue reading →

Terry Storch links to a great article called The Myth of the Genius Designer. The premise of the article is: Having a good designer doesn’t eliminate the need for a systematic usability process. Risk reduction and quality improvement both require … Continue reading →

I guess I have been out of touch, I just saw this morning that Google bought Feedburner. Interesting. At first, I was kind of bothered but as I think about it more, there are some real possibilities here. What will … Continue reading →

Go here and read about Kelsey Smith, the 18 year old girl abducted from Target parking lot in Overland Park, KS.  The IT team at Church of the Resurrection stepped up and created a site, to help in the effort … Continue reading →

This is kind of a last minute attempt, but I’m hoping someone can help me out somehow.  The kids in our church are doing a musical on the morning of Father’s Day and it’s called Music Machine.  Apparently, it’s originally … Continue reading →

This is to follow up on my recent Twitter posts. We were on our way home from Branson this evening and being the only male in the car, outnumbered 4-1, we had to stop for a bathroom break. Of course, … Continue reading →

Last night, I finally upgraded WordPress to 2.2.  I read a lot of good things about this release, but I don’t recall the details now.  I honestly thought there would be some noticeable improvements or changes with the backend, but … Continue reading →