Some Stuff from Around the Web

Deadly Viper "is a movement designed to help leaders finish strong and live a life with no regrets." " Whether you are an executive at a large company, a daring entrepreneur, a gifted salesman, or serving at a non profit or ministry, Deadly Viper is for you." "Deadly Viper facilitates conversations between leaders, staff members, small groups, teams, colleagues and friends." (all quotes from the website) The Deadly Viper bloggers are Jud Wilhite, Mike Foster and Anne Jackson.

The XXX Church guys have been engaged in the Porn Debate for awhile now but they appeared on Nightline. Watch the debates online here.

Just made the switch from being controlled by the man (i.e. microsoft office products) to downloading the free and incredible OpenOffice suite of products. And if you are into graphic design on a budget check out GimpShop a freeware alternative to Adobe Illustrator.

Web 2.0 stuff you should be aware of and using if you are not:
Twitter! a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?
Jott...converts your voice into emails, text messages, reminders, lists and appointments
Utterz share & discuss your news instantly (voice, video, pix & txt from your cell to your blog and social network instantly)
for more Web 2.0 applications and sites go here.

Viddler.com and Blip.tv are sites you need to check out if you are a video content creator, aspiring internet video director or video blogger. Go ahead get famous if that's for you.

Ethur is a website for an initiative that "exists to create spiritually focused projects that change culture." So go, check it out, do good, and create a spiritually focused project that changes culture.

Timothy Keller videos here, here and here - here.

Project RedNow ...is an experiment in the art of wonder.

The Movie Box is your one stop shop for any an all upcoming or current movie trailers, wanna see a movie trailer, look no further.

And last but not least, I will leave the theological commentary to my many brothers out there that are willing or already have jumped on this, but this is odd and humorous at the same time...
Ed Young, Jr. impersonates Joel Osteen