Apparently, the CEO of Apple is resigning his position and settling for the position of chairmen.
What’s in store for Apple’s future?
Have you ever heard that song that just causes you to weep? How about the one that makes you want to fly?
In our busy lives of constantly checking our favorite sites and blogging endlessly about things that probably aren’t too beneficial (I’m guilty of this too), I find that sitting down, taking a deep breath, and letting the Holy Spirit meet me through music is one of the most therapeutic times in my day.
Why? Because we were made in the image of God, and He loves music too…
Over the past few years, I have seen an explosion in social media being utilized by the Church. While some see this as very useful (and it can be), I tend to lean toward it possibly being a distraction.
Let me explain what I mean…
Two types of fonts have long been in contention with each other: Serif and Sans-Serif. You see them all over the place, and for some reason, in this day and age, the san-serif font is becoming more and more common.
So why is this? What makes the sans-serif font better than the serif font? Or is the sans-serif font better?
Here are some of my thoughts…
If you write a lot, chances are you value a good writing app. Sure, Microsoft Word and apps like Ommwriter work great, but they fail to incorporate themselves into WordPress, and using them just adds one more step before you can hit that wonderful ‘Publish’ button.
Thankfully, WordPress 3.2.1 incorporates a revamped fullscreen mode, and a little trick will set you up with the best minimal writing app for zero money.
Ready? Here we go…
Okay, normally I don’t like the traditional holographic cards that show something as lame as, let’s say, a fish opening and closing it’s mouth in horrible clarity.
But this, I would buy in a heart beat…
Do you ever wonder why you blog?
For some, the answer to that question is to simply have fun; for others, it’s because they get to make a living doing so.
But for the majority of Christian bloggers, we blog because we have something to say; something we strongly want to get out.
But can what we say actually make a difference? Especially in an online environment?
Continue Reading…
Designing isn’t really a trait you’re born with. Anyone can become one, and sure, others are more gifted than some, but every designer had to learn.
Here are 5 simple traits that you can develop to improve yourself as a designer or artist.
If you’ve been blogging for a while, chances are you know what a ‘scanner’ is.
If you’re not familiar with the term, here is a quick definition to give you an idea:
‘Scanners’ are readers who quickly ‘scan’ an article/post to pick out things of interest, and essentially skim, or ‘scan’, over the content.
These scanners look for things such as bullet points, quotes, bold sentence, and other, easily recognizable formats. As a result of this habit among readers, writers have begun to change their writing styles to conform to the culture of online reading.
While I don’t think it’s bad to adapt to the changing environments in which writing is presented, I do think that this growing trend among writers to post shorter, scanner-minded content can become detrimental to excellent writing.
As John Saddington adequately put it, it’s starting to look a lot like ‘a circle of death‘.
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