“Setting up movie theaters to project the graven image of rock-star celebrity pastors across the United States has some long-term implications.” Ed Stetzer, on video :: via
April, 2009:
Job Opening
The Salvation Army Community Centre (here in Saskatoon) has a job opening for a night residential worker. A consistent 40 hour work week, good benefits, interesting job. It’s listed on Sask Jobs as security but it is actually a front line residential worker at the men’s shelter. If you are interested, e-mail me at jordon.cooper@salvationarmysaskatoon.org [...]
Read it to me again
Recently a friend came by work and there were some washers and dryers being moved around the building. He asked what was up and I explained what we were doing and the reason why. While the specifics are pretty boring, the “why” is that the more money we save operationally, the more money can be [...]
Last Year’s Model
Anil Dash has started a site called Last Year’s Model We love cool gadgets as much as anybody else. We just want to be thoughtful about the stuff we’ve bought. Even the most cutting-edge, tech-savvy geeks in the world are choosing to hang on to their phones or their iPods that still work just fine. [...]
Contextless Links
Are GM’s problems all because of Chevrolet? Speaking of GM, they have been down this road before. The rise and fall of Todd Marinovich Emergency and low income housing made from pallets Iceland’s men destroyed the country’s economy; Iceland’s women are busy fixing it. A dead pixel in Google Earth Op: Regarding torture, we can’t [...]
GeoCities, RIP
So Yahoo! is axing GeoCities which is kind of sad for those of us who remember when a free megabyte of free hosting was pretty amazing. Yahoo! pretty much wrecked the community that drove the site within days of purchasing it and it’s value was gone. It was in many ways the initial social networking [...]
