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The Technological
69 posts
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Limiting Access: Flickr and Archiving Our Children’s Lives
I’ve been pretty open about sharing our lives online. I regularly post photos on flickr, videos on vimeo, post updates to twitter and facebook and even blog here (on this blog and our
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Interventions: Jesus and the New Family (Pt 2)
This is my reflections on Luke 14:25-35 from September 20th, 2009 and is in two parts, both work independently from one another. Part one has been published here. It was originally titled:
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The Unlikely Hero of Psalm 85:1-2
Image via Wikipedia LORD, you were favorable to your land; you restored the fortunes of Jacob. You forgave the iniquity of your
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The McCain-Palin Taste for The Secret
We live in a culture of increasing secrecy. Despite claims of being the ‘age of information,’ one might goes so far as
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Using Wiki’s for Class Collaboration – Fall Quarter 2008
This year I will be assisting Ryan Bolger (his new website) in his classes again, for the fall quarter we’re doing
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Rhett Smith does a great job of keeping tabs on technology and new media and how it’s used in ministry. The
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Henry Jenkins on Why Academics Should Blog
Henry Jenkins, a teacher, author and cultural studies scholar at MIT, has written a really thought-provoking post on a number of
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Remixing In Rainbows (and the church)
In the spirit of creativity and utilizing the web to foster fan-based participation, Radiohead has launched the website Radioheadremix.com and are inviting everyone to remix their latest single “Nude.” They’ve split
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Tips for Using Delicious In (Doctoral) Research
del.icio.us is one of my most daily visited sites. Recently, I read a great post on the delicious blog about
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How To: Make an HTML Email Signature For Apple Mail
My good friend and designer, James LaCroix, showed me awhile back how to make an html email signature for Apple’s Mail
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Dress Down Friday | WordPress Themes, Wes Anderson, Google Mashups
Every week I post a random assortment of links, videos, pictures just for fun. In this week’s edition of “Dress Down Friday” I have found some fun stuff this week ranging from LA
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Dress Down Friday | Books for Mac, Dashboard Plugin, iPod Hymnbook and Einstein
The majority of entries for today’s DDF are technologically related so get ready to download, upload and…check out stuff. * Ben recently pointed out the MyDashboard plugin for WordPress. I highly recommend it.
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Why Apple’s Safari Is Still a Smart Option
I like to find out what browsers people like to use and why they like them so I thought I’d take
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