I've been a computer hobbyist since learning BASIC from the kid who sat next to me in ninth grade French class. With 20 years as an IT professional, I currently work as a full-time contractor at Henry Ford Community College in Dearborn, Michigan. My tasks include network and Linux server administration, development and administration in the college ERP system, and management of several websites. Given my choice, I'd play with VMware and Drupal all day.
I'm also the volunteer head of the sound and lighting team at Cornerstone Church in Highland, Michigan, where I also dabble in network consulting and manage our Drupal websites.
I am a Geek. I love God.
Geeks and God Episode 133 - August 2010
Welcome to the August 2010 edition of The Geeks and God Podcast. In this month’s episode
Geeks and God Episode 132 - July 2010
Welcome to the July 2010 edition of The Geeks and God Podcast. This month, we'll talk about
Welcome, everyone, to the Geeks and God Podcast, hopefully we can talk about something that will help you out in your church or ministry.
For show notes:
Hey everybody, check it out. Here's a sneak peek at July's intro topic and your chance to join the conversation early! Reply here or (better yet) call the new voice mail number at 313-444-2634 and leave a comment, and we may use it on the podcast.
On the Boagworld web design podcast, Paul Boag frequently advocates the concept that every website should have an immediately recognizable call to action, and that every page of the website should lead users to completing that call to action.
In the April 2010 podcast, we talk about the Unleash Conference at NewSpring Church. Here are some additional links that Shrop included in our original show notes:
Other Unleash related links:
In their January 14 ruling on microphones in the 700MHz band (detailed in this post) the FCC proposed changes to the rules for operating wireless audio devices in the "white spaces" between TV channels 2-51. Several organizations who did not win space in the 700MHz auction want to use this space for TV Band Devices (TVBD) to provide wireless Internet access.
If you use wireless microphones in your church, the FCC needs your comments by Monday, March 1st.