Church Communications Pro has some links and hints to improve your blogging and/or website…
Husbands, tell your wives to quit buying all those loofahs and go grow their own.
GroovyGreen.com has all the tips and guidelines for growing this back scrubbing vegetable.
It’s been a long day for sure. I got to work today to discover my computer didn’t like me any more and wouldn’t start.
Fun times. After an hour or so of diagnosing it was determined that the hard drive was toast.
Yeah. Enjoyable.
So I’ve spent most of the day – and $100 – getting a new drive, installing it and trying to get my system back to normal.
Granted – I’ve lost most of my data files. Hopefully a friend can get the data off the old drive before I really start crying.
I’ve also had to revert back to an older version of Office so I decided to tryout Mozilla Thunderbird and Firefox in the interim for e-mail and web browsing.
So far, not to bad. Thunderbird is not near as heavy on the system as Outlook but I’ve also grown accustom to Outlook’s look, feel and features. We’ll see how it goes.
Also, if you don’t use or have a Plaxo account and have it integrated with your e-mail client.. do it now.
Plaxo saved me by backing up all my e-mail addresses. I simply reinstalled the Plaxo software and everything was restored. Amazing.
Well I’m worn out so I’ve got a couple posts and then I’m off to bed.
BTW – check out Laurie’s latest posts for some helpful tidbits and an entry on masquerade masks.
I just realized all I’ve had to eat today is a burrito from Taco Bell on my way back from an assignment.
I need to eat. Any ideas on healthy fast food that’s available at 12:45 in the morning?
Geeze?
Here’s a great podcast you should be listening to…
The Church Synergy Podcast (link opens in iTunes)
Take 30 minutes and listen to their latest one with an interview from one of the guys with Church Marketing Sucks.
“If churches would get branding and marketing right they would reach more people for Jesus.â€
“We’re not competing against other churches, we’re competing against the world.â€
“We’re competing for the attention of people that need Jesus.â€
“The church (needs to) realize we can be the meaning makers in a culture that is searching for meaning.â€
The Marijuana Policy Project is seeking a seasoned professional to fill the position of Director of State Policies in MPP’s headquarters in Washington, D.C.
The Director of State Policies manages MPP’s grassroots and direct lobbying efforts in all state legislatures. This position is an excellent opportunity to play an integral role in a fast-paced, well-respected lobbying organization.
The Director of State Policies must have the vision and the energy to proactively plan out and execute aggressive lobbying and grassroots activism campaigns in a number of states simultaneously — oftentimes in the face of adversity and ennui on the part of government officials.
I wonder what the office Christmas party is like. And do you have to pass a drug test before applying?
And while we’re on the topic… what do you think about legalizing marijuana or other drugs?
Let’s here from any and all Libertarians out there too.