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Comment on The Future of Tech Publishing by Wallace

Wallace — Thu, 21 May 2009 19:07:14 +0000

I didn’t get it… if u like so much sharepoint and wrote books about it, why using wordpress??? Why not creating a blog in sharepoint and showing us how good it is?

Don’t get me wrong but u look like that guy who works for coke company and drinks pepsi…

Comment on Hello Gmail by notedscholar

notedscholar — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 22:19:04 +0000

Gmail is exciting. It incorporates much in it. And, it’s settings page is clear and easy to use. And, Google is a great company, albeit with extremely dangerous world-domination motives.

Comment on Screen shots of SharePoint Designer 12 (formerly Front Page) by zidorienolo

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Comment on Workflow is not new by ryanchadwick

ryanchadwick — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 01:39:58 +0000

Do you have any ideas on a better way this could be managed? Or a better alternative?

How about a set of tools that the users themselves could pick up and incorporate into their workflows as and how they saw fit?

Comment on Yahoo! TV Is Just Bad by Therese Cline

Therese Cline — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 16:56:42 +0000

I’m entering this blog a bit late, but after spending far too long looking for program air times for movies and football games, this “what’s on TV” issue is still ongoing as of Thanksgiving 2008. I discovered a new issue that may be local to either the browser set ups on 2 different laptops or the hotel Internet access. I so wish I had toted my own laptop so I’d at least have some basis for comparison as to why programming searches are so difficult. AND I AM SICK TO DEATH OF THE ADS!!!

Comment on SharePoint Upgrade Path by L.L.

L.L. — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:21:20 +0000

Hi,
I am actually trying to migrate from SharePoint 2001 to MOSS 2007. This is not recommended by Microsoft but was wondering if there’s any tools available to do this anyway?

Thanks,
L.L.

Comment on Ted Haggard Hawks Software by Jeff

Jeff — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 21:32:48 +0000

Re: Tom

In the immortal words of Sgt. Hulka “Lighten up Francis”.

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Comment on Ted Haggard Hawks Software by Tom Murphy

Tom Murphy — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 20:07:50 +0000

Vanessa – I have serious issues in “product evangelism” like yourself; As a Christian evangelical, too few of us have forgotten that we are merely vessels that God uses for His purposes. We don’t “sell” Jesus, He already purchased us at Calvary.

Our cause is to see God glorified, magnified, and made known to a dead and dying world. To use Christianese for our own personal advantage in the workplace would cause me to question why a person is doing so – For God’s glorify or for their own pocketbooks.

In fact, the one time that Jesus is enraged (flipping Temple tables) is when these types are using His Father’s house for their own gain.

In essence, Christians (followers of the Way, the Truth, and the Life) are merely here to share God’s Word, Jesus Christ, with the world (John 1:!-2) with grace and seasoned with salt (Col 4:6). If those eternal souls reject, we are to dust off our sandals and move on to those that listen (Mat 10:14).

His message should be our message and should be led by the Holy Spirit’s guiding hand. The work of the Holy Spirit does not conflict with fundamental teachings of Scripture as initially understood in its original context in the location, to the audience, and by the human authors as noted by the early church Fathers and martyrs.

As most other evangelicals understand, we believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God written by the Holy Spirit through the vessels of human authors…

At a more benign level, a corporation “evangelizing” their product has nothing to do with Christ, but are typically led by a loose conglomeration of lukewarm Christians who have not heeded the call to do so for Christ in their daily lives.

As a warning to the lukewarm from Scripture, they might want to read (Rev 3:15-22)…

Hope this doesn’t come across too harsh…Just don’t think that Scripture should ever be used willy-nilly…

Abiding in Him,
Tom

Comment on The Future of Tech Publishing by Eol Ruin

Eol Ruin — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 10:11:40 +0000

Did you give up your blog ?
Too bad …