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A little late on the news, but read my copy of complimentary hotel copy of USA Today this morning, about the hurricane damage in New Orleans, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, and surround areas. Words fail to touch the grief + sorrow + loss [ . . . ]

Subversive Influence noted in Barna Makes a Major Ministry Change that George Barna, of reputable statistics, demographics, and trends among evangelical “born again” Christians, had gotten tired of sharing information and seeing that many church leaders were unable to translate that [ . . . ]

One study noted observable differences between native Chinese people and European American people. Not to overgeneralize, what may have been observed among the Chinese may not apply to all Asians.
Asians and North Americans really do see the world differently. Shown a photograph, [ . . . ]

Joseph Dworak of Leadership Vision has graciously read my palm, er, analyzed my StrengthsFinder themes. I’ve found this to be the most helpful personal assessment tool to date, b/c it not only tells me how I might do something stylistically, but it [ . . . ]

I often get offline, in person, comments about how resourceful this website is, and how they’ve found it helpful for all kinds of information. But I’m also recently getting emailed and picking up online comments about the link rot on my website. [ . . . ]

When I’m searching for intel’ or info, I usually go to Google (for the world wide web) or Technorati (for the world live web, aka blogosphere), with Yahoo and BlogPulse as secondaries for more thorough searching, respectively. But now that Kottke‘s said [ . . . ]

Makoto Fujimura is perhaps a most notable and accomplished Asian American artist, based on New York City, and connected with International Arts Movement (IAM) and Village Church. I briefly met him in person a while back, when I conference-crashed (cf. Wedding Crashers) [ . . . ]

Intermittently famous blogger, Mark Jen, proclaims his faith in Christ at his blog — he was the blogger who got fired by Google for being too vocal about internal corporate matters. He perfectly illustrates what baptism is all about, a public testimony, [ . . . ]

Off The Map is hosting A Generous Orthodoxy conference at 2 locations: near Washington DC (October 7-8) and Seattle (November 4-5) — Brian McLaren, Jim Henderson, Jim Wallis, and more. The online quiz is a great idea!