Do you remember life before a cell phone?
If you are older than the Millennial generation, of course you would!
But I am at the oldest part of this generation and truly do not remember a time without them (even though I did not own one till I was able to drive). Technology has completely shaped my generation and the question has come up, how has this effected us and our view of the world?
Are you a tweeter? A re-tweeter? A followers & supporter of charities and good couses on Twitter?
Then how about donating a tweet a day to a charity or cause?
Then check this out:
Okay, so maybe the basketball metaphor’s kind of cheesy, but it made for a nice lead in my first contribution on ChurchMag.
When I started building websites I had some college training in HTML and CSS. That was over a decade ago, and since then I’ve learned a lot!
My first pro gig was creating what’s called wire-frames using PHP (an Open Source programming language and unarguably one of the most popular web development languages in use today). Eventually I graduated to a position as a full-fledged LAMP developer. In 2006, I moved into Microsoft’s ASP.NET and I’ve never looked back.
The World’s largest Rube Goldberg machine was pretty amazing, but this mini Goldberg is charming to say the least.
It’s also a wonder piece of video.
As vast as the Internet is, it almost seems silly that Christians think they can lend to any substantial influence.
The idea of influencing change or being a “light” in a dark place usually seems futile.
However, if you look at the 1% rule, it seems like we actually stand a chance at it!
Did you know that you can format your text on Google+?
Unlike Facebook, you can format your text — bold, italic, strikethrough or a combination — when posting.
Here’s how:
This new service called, Dead Social, will allow users to connect their Facebook, Twitter and Google+ accounts and issue updates from beyond the grave.
Here’s how it works:
I’m sure you’ve seen iWear and maybe even iCufflinks, but Apple Cologne?
Unlike the iWear, this isn’t a joke.
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