Common Sense writes:
We only asked them to do one thing this year, get school financing done. But they couldn’t do it. So they called a month-long special session. They still couldn’t do it. These have got to be the most useless people on the planet. I know we don’t pay them much, but still, they could do some actual work. The only thing they did accomplish was to make gay marriage illegal… again!
And to think they gave themselves a raise this year.
Is your ministry or organization blogging? Why the heck not? Church Marketing Sucks writes:
Some days I feel like I’m beating a dead horse, but in case you’ve missed our previous calls for pastors to blog, maybe you’ll listen to General Motors vice chairman Bob Lutz. For those who don’t know, he’s one of the most well-known corporate bloggers. Some days I feel like I’m beating a dead horse, but in case you’ve missed our previous calls for pastors to blog, maybe you’ll listen to General Motors vice chairman Bob Lutz. For those who don’t know, he’s one of the most well-known corporate bloggers.
Read it.
Be A Design Group writes:
“What if you could project an advertisement onto any surface? Imagine a 7000 watt projector that could bounce logos and images off of buildings, signs, or anything you pointed it at. You could put it in a van and drive around flashing images all over a city. Sound like science fiction? Well, believe it or not, the technology exists, and it is starting to catch on.”
How cool is that? What if churches travelled and rather than a simple “First Baptist Church of Timbucktoo” on the side of the van they were playing videos with simple gospel messages on the buildings they passed.
Anyone want to buy a portable projector and work on it with me?
I’m really tired today. I want to go home. But I have to wait for the press to verify they have all my pages.
I don’t want to head home and then get a call halfway there and have to come back. That was really annoying last week.
So I guess I’ll catch up on all my blogs.
[]Deace.
I was just informed that I don’t edit a newspaper – but a shopper.
My sister, Kathryn, has pictures on the web from her current trip to Russia.