a different perspective from alan hartung on the emerging church, politics, faith, and life
Just announced: Matt Cassel traded to the Kansas City Chiefs.
New GM Scott Pioli… acquired from the New England Patriots himself, has traded for Mike Vrabel, linebacker, and now QB Matt Cassel, the Patriots “Franchise Player.”
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A friend of mine developed a website for some really cool people who are doing college tours. If you want to look at college tours in California, check out Outlook College Tours.
I’m told the owners are great people, and they really care about helping teens find the right college to go to. They are a principal and a teacher…
One of the funniest clips I’ve seen in a long time:
I just started using SugarCRM (www.sugarcrm.com), and I’m very impressed. My new business requires lead management, task management, and a lot more scheduling than I am used to.
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(Full Disclosure: I sell a product related to this information.)
I’ve recently received an education on identity theft. Fortunately, it is not because my identity was stolen.
Burn out hit me at the end of 2008, and I just could not continue to have most of my work time be spent on a computer. I’m not one to spend 15 minutes talking to a client for every 10 hours of work by myself at a computer. I just can’t do it any longer.
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I’m on my second Palm Treo. I stuck with Palm, because when they work, I love them.
The problem is, not a single day passes where my phone does not reboot itself at least once. And that is normally when I am either receiving or trying to make a phone call.
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When faced with life’s toughest decisions, what do you do? It seems almost everyone has a process they go through when making life decisions. Read the rest of this entry »
Finally, Clark Hunt makes the long-desired move of thousands of fans who bleed red. Okay, so everyone bleeds red, but for some, there’s a strong gold tint to it.
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If gas prices stay where they are for one year, we will have $700 billion dollars shifted from oil companies to consumers compared to the previous 12 months.
Had the price of gas stayed where it is at now over the entire Bush administration, there would have been roughly two trillion dollars shifted from oil companies elsewhere…