Children are “wired” by God to learn. What will it be like when affordable tablets are available to include even many relatively poor children globally in basic and higher education? Watch this amazing video and re-think how we could be doing missions, particularly to children? Continue reading What Children Could Teach Us about Missions
Using typos in spam is a tactic used by spammers to determine sites which have a low filtering threshold or which automatically approve comments. The websites that approved the comments are then targeted with another round of spam, but these comments are malicious. Learn how to avoid spam on your blog. Continue reading Spam M. O.
Several options for creating and editing PDF files Continue reading Creating and Editing PDF Files
Had you asked me a few weeks ago if I believed in re-posting, I probably would have frowned. But thanks to a sweet bloggy friend and a faithful God, I can now re-post with confidence! Continue reading To “re-post” or not to “re-post”: that is the question
Did you know the English language’s top 100,000 words change at 10% per year on the internet? Use Google Book’s Ngram viewer to observe cultural changes and trends. Continue reading Google Books Ngram Viewer
Thank you, Steve Jobs, for iPads, iPhones, and iPods. And thank you, too, for supporting Pixar! Image credits: iPad on gdgt and iPod family on Wikimedia Commons. Continue reading Steve Jobs 1955 – 2011
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