Archive for June 13th, 2008
Friday Blog Roundup – June 13
Here’s some links for you to check out over the weekend. Enjoy the reading and thanks for your continued visits and feedback.
For starters, my post Wednesday on “Video In Church” has received quite a bit of attention. I think the topic is quite interesting and welcome your continued feedback. I did not realize the passion many had for this subject until I checked my statistics this week and noted the number of visits to the blog because of it. Ben Arment has received a lot of feedback on the parallel question of “Would you step aside?”. Keep up the discussion folks!
The “Creativityist” blog writes about keeping a reading journal for the books you read. As an avid reader, I like any tips to make it more enjoyable. I’ve used online products like Shelfari and the Visual Bookshelf application on my Facebook profile to keep a log of the books I’ve read. I don’t know of many applications like this. Statistics say reading nationwide is down but perhaps the ebook readers, audio books, and applications like this will encourage more reading.
Speaking of online applications, I extensively use “Remember the Milk” to manage my task lists. This week, Michael Ramm of “Black Belt Productivity” writes with some tips on how you can use the popular application to get more accomplished each week.
Lifehack author Joel Falconer writes about a new networking system called “FriendFeed” and how it can be used more effectively. Great! Just when I get Facebook figured out, I have to learn something else?
I meant to put this in last week but my blogging friend Ron Hunter has co-authored a book called “Toy Box Leadership” that releases next month. I’ve known Ron for a while now and this book will read like he speaks; to the point, practical, and doable. Check it out.
Have a great weekend!
