Have you ever been in your office working and obsessing over a tune that you heard on your way to work (you have to admit that it happens to the best of us sometimes)? Pandora’s mission is to “play only music you love”. So lets take that song you were listening to on the way […]
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Check out Noteflight if you want to write a little ditty in your browser. Free, easy and no software to download. You can listen to the notes as you enter them and then listen to your composition when your done. Good site for basic music notation.
Link: Noteflight
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This Washington Post article demonstrates the indefinability of the most recent generations, but links them with the use of technology that separates them from other generations.
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You might find the answer here as to why tech is important to our church culture, at least one of the answers.
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I took a while to get serious about Facebook. I just didn’t see much good in it. Then I came across this pdf book. It changed my mind and I began playing around with the facebook site. If you’ve been a little skeptical about social networking, check out this free ebook. It might make you […]
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Social networking is no longer phenomenon, but a part of our culture. As terms like, just facebook me later and I’ll twitter you, are as common as what’s up, and how’s it going. What does this mean for your ministry? Well in some cases if you have a targeted niche and a captive audience you […]
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“Managing tasks is generally not a fun way to spend your time. We created Remember The Milk so that you no longer have to write your to-do lists on sticky notes, whiteboards, random scraps of paper, or the back of your hand. Remember The Milk makes managing tasks an enjoyable experience.”
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Specially for people […]
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