Today I checked my account on kayak.com where I send all of my trip receipts. This allows me to track my travels in a phone app while I am out and about. Turns out they now have some infographic-style data they give you about your travel history. It was fun to see it and I reformatted it into this little “Tedfographic.” Yes, a little narcissistic… but fun!
This is my 2nd old motor rebuild. A 1947 2.5 hp Johnson Seahorse. I didn’t crank it up before taken it apart so I don’t know know how she will run yet…
Since taking on my role with Missio Nexus I have avoided posting here. It seems like the president of an organization having a separate blog could become a conflict. However… no reason to keep my hobbies to myself. Here is my first Lytro picture. I picked up a Lytro light field camera for dirt cheap.If you click on the picture, you can change the focal point!
A recent conversation got me thinking about this tongue-in-cheek post that I wrote a few years back. It’s still a good one! Take it in the spirit of humor, please! Memo To: Isaiah From: The Jerusalem Temple 100 East Gate Jerusalem 715 BC Dear Isaiah: Greetings in the name of our Messiah (whom we haven’t actually seen yet, but we take it by faith that He’s coming). On behalf of the missions committee here at the Jerusalem Temple it’s my honor…
Well, the news it out! I am moving from my role at Pioneers into a new one: President of Missio Nexus. You can see the official announcement my clicking here.
Herein lies the dark side of missiology: it’s essentially a rebuttal and critique of everything. No good thing is left good on the other side of the missiological debate.
My Dearest Wormwood: I understand that you’ve allowed the Enemy’s soldiers to live amongst the people you’ve been set to guard. No doubt it’s nothing at this point and there is time to countermand this advance, but I am truly sorry for it on your behalf. They look like nothing to fear right now: a husband, wife, two small children and a couple of single adults. They can’t speak the tongue of your witless charges and they know nothing of…
Since giving my “Death by Email” seminar a few years back I have been asked the question, “How do you manage contacts?” many times. If you look at most of our phones, we have a mess of contacts. If we sync our phones with GMail (or Outlook or Yahoo… take your pick) AND a work email server AND an app or two AND the device’s local contacts… well, you get the idea. There are duplicates and out-of-date entries. So I…
Read the whole thing… the “mega benevolence” section is interesting… Image source: www.onlinechristiancolleges.com