Monthly Archives: September 2009
The Link 9.4.09: 16 Straight Field Goals, Health Care, and 36 Hours in Zagreb
Got alot of good stuff for you today: 1,I’m pretty sure that you’ve never seen anything like this. 16 STRAIGHT FIELD GOALS by Jamal Crawford back in 2007. It is a masterpiece performance by a supremely talented but enigmatic performer. … Continue reading
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“We’re in the Middle of a Literacy Revolution”: Wired Magazine on the New Literacy
I’ve got more great stuff for you on how social media is affecting our lives. This is a fascinating piece from Wired magazine called “Clive Thompson on the New Literacy” that covers briefly a study by a Stanford University professor … Continue reading
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Powerhouse Conference at Union University: Southern Baptists, Evangelicals, and the Future of Denominations
In just one month, from October 6-9, 2009 in Jackson, TN, Union University is hosting one of the more interesting conferences to be held in conservative Christian circles in 2009-10 (yes, I’m on the school calendar). It’s entitled “Southern Baptists, … Continue reading
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Social Media Update: Quitting Facebook, or, Maybe Quitters Do Win
There is a cottage media industry out there that writes endlessly about social networking. Some pieces from this corner are skippable, others are culturally noteworthy. As with the Twitter usage post from last week, this NYT feature on people quitting … Continue reading
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