Fortuitous Bouncing

2009 February 21
by Tyler

Well I’m home alone this weekend. Rose is gone on a retreat for a class she is taking. I’m going to live it up….riiiight.

Lots of great stuff out there this week.

Blogs

  1. Is virtual community real community? This was the best post I saw among the many posts about this from the past week.
  2. Relevant magazine did a nice piece on how to get a new job.
  3. Bob Hyatt brought it for his post on the death of preaching. Definitely worth a read.
  4. A restaurant turned around their business through the simple use of Twitter.
  5. Recently a pastor tested his church’s compassion by sitting in the parking lot dressed up to look like he was drunk and homeless. Read about it HERE.
  6. Rain.
  7. Scot McKnight on whether pastors are truly pastors or if they are personalities. I love where he went with his thoughts.

News

  • Bipartisanship?
  • The 25 best blogs of 2009.
  • According to THIS, blogging can make you happier.
  • A-ROD: At first I was alright with your apology, I thought I could give you a 2nd chance. But after reading THIS and hearing the news about your this week…I’m done with you.
  • This is CRAZY!!! (watch below):
  • [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYhCn0jf46U&hl=en&fs=1]
  • http://ash-nits.blogspot.com ash

    I think McKnight’s notes on “virtual community,” are pretty good. There is a sense of “real” community online. I can think of many times where I’ve walked away say from this blog or any of the others I regularly follow and say …ultimately stimulating discussion w/ the personal connections right next to me. It is amazing how connected we can be in this day and age

  • cgredenius

    Wow, lots of good stuff here… It took me a while to get through all of it. I thought the post from Bob Hyatt was incredible.

  • http://janetfraser.blogspot.com/ Janet Fraser

    thanks for putting me even further behind in my blog reading…. by linking to the best blogs post. argh.

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