We’ve discussed linkrot way back in July of 2002 in context of never, ever, EVER deleting a well indexed link on your own site. But what about links to other sites? Let’s face it, the one thing we know for … Continue reading →

Since Friday, my referrer logs have been making me aware of yet another resource you will find useful in creating and maintaining your church or ministry’s website, Gospelcom.net’s Internet For Christians. Each week they provide useful recommendations to a variety … Continue reading →

They’re replacing my machine at work (yeah) … and while I’m busy copiously backing-up everything, I still tought it might be useful to myself, and the faithful who visit this site, to offer some useful usability bookmarks. Not sure why … Continue reading →

This is for the two of you out there who like me, find from time to time you’ve got a run-away schema … … GoDotNet’s XSD Schema Validator. This page allows you to validate an XML documents against an W3C … Continue reading →

What’s with Google lately? It seems that ever since they aquired Blogger, things haven’t been as … as ‘zippy-fast‘ as they used to be. And for the past couple weeks, they’ve seemed really sluggish. Now this: I wonder if they’re … Continue reading →

I prayed to receive Christ in a high-school cafeteria. Why? because my Sunday school teachers never bothered to quote Romans 10:9-10. It was at that point, regardless of denomination, regardless of what a “good boy” I was, regardless of my … Continue reading →

Via my referral list, I discovered a PHP version of the Mean Dean Anti-Spam Email Ofuscator by the mCom Development Studios … or as they describe it “code should help conceal the email addresses you list on your site from … Continue reading →

Non-Profit Guides are free web-based grant-writing tools for non-profit organizations, charitable, educational, public organizations, and other community-minded groups. They are designed to assist established non-profit organizations and entities through the private and public grant writing process. At least that’s what … Continue reading →