Angels & Demons guide to Twitter

 

Check out the angels & demons guide to good Twitter etiquette.

It includes tips like linking to useful things, writing interesting tweets, being reader friendly & more.

Worth a read if you use Twitter, check it out here.

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Holidays provide so many opportunities

The opportunity to …

• ‘burn’ a number of days in a row i.e. no schedules & do nothing! A true Sabbath rest for the body & mind & emotions
• do some photography projects
• head down south & luxuriate in the relaxed pace of country Western Australia
• let our staff lead the church in our absence
• read heaps of different books
• enjoy slow walks with Di
• sleep in
• smash routines

Ah … I love my holidays!

 

My wife is a thrill seeker!

On a recent holiday in Queenstown DI went hang gliding – check her out!

Eclectic blogs

Here’s a list of blogs I like to visit

People Builders – top advice on life, business & relationships from my friend Grant Herbert.

Raw File – photography blog

Twitip – tips for users of twitter

Venice Daily Photo – why not?!?!

Wall Street Journal Management Blog – intermittent posts but interesting

Logos Bible Software – keeps me in touch on any developments with my favourite bible software

Rodney Olsen – announcer on local Christian radio, Sonshine FM.

So what blogs do you read … besides mine?

 

Tech blogs I enjoy

Love my gadgets! So here’s a few tech blogs I like to peruse.

Lifehacker – composite blog about all things tech.

Techpastor – doesn’t post often but always worth a read when he does

Michael Aulia – covers a variety of tech topics

Mashable – tech blogging on steriods!

So what tech blogs would you recommend?

Tomorrow, an assortment of other blogs I like to visit.

 

More blogs I like to read

Here’s few more blogs written by Christian leaders that I like to read

Ben Witherington – this guy is a scholar & he’s smart! He’s written a brilliant commentary on Corinthians plus numerous other books. His blog is worth a look.

Mark Sayers – Melbourne based commentator on social issues especially in regards to young adults – thoughtful, analytical, always interesting.

Mark Batterson – fresh voice in the US church. I like his innovative, simple & honest approach.

Michael Hyatt – CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers. Excellent blog. Addresses practical leadership issues & as you’d expect it is very well written!

There are more but that will do for now!

Tomorrow – tech blogs I read.