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Mister Nifty gets a new look!
After hours of working on a redesign, I finally scrapped the project due to a lack of time. I caved and went with a super cool template from WooThemes.com. Mister Nifty now supports Gravatars in the comments section. You can have your own custom icon next to all of your comments. Go check it out [...]
Continue reading...BAD2008 Part 2: The reality of our US condition.
15. October 2008
My last post was about poverty in the context of the US economy. I’m a firm believer that we must impact our local communities because God has entrusted us with a geographic responsibility to those around us. However, to truly impact our local communities, I also believe that one must see the condition of our [...]
Continue reading...Poverty in our own backyard.
15. October 2008
It’s be a few weeks since I posted. My life has been a whirlwind this month with our annual missions conference, funerals, shooting weddings, early school photos, designing websites for local politicians, and much more. Today, however, I must break the silence for Blog Action Day. The purpose of BAD is to change the conversation [...]
Continue reading...I need your input!
24. August 2008
What topics or resources would you like to see more of on Mister Nifty? Please leave your input in the comment field so others can see! I appreciate all of the loyal followers of Mister Nifty. We are currently serving 65 countries with almost 8,000 pageviews and 2,000 unique visitors a month. It’s not huge [...]
Continue reading...Mad Church Disease
8. April 2008
I am anxiously awaiting the printing of this promising book for church leadership. If you are a church leader, you know as well as I, how the stress and conflict of daily ministry can exhaust you of your emotional, mental, and spiritual resources (and sometimes financial). Mad Church Disease by author Anne [...]
Continue reading...Comments are now open!
2. March 2008
I have opened the discussion portion of Mister Nifty to anyone who wishes to comment. You do not have to be a registered user to comment. All comments will be moderated and approved before they are posted. The reason commenting has been closed to only registered users is because I have not had the time to [...]
Continue reading...Check out my book shelf!
4. October 2007
I will be adding more books to the shelf in the future. Click on the shelf to to to the book shelf section. You can also find the link in the top menu bar. These are books that I have read, am currently reading, or are on my wishlist. If you [...]
Continue reading...- Free Wordpress SMS plugin from Mister Nifty
- Win a free Flickr Pro account for Christmas!
- What is your favorite projection software?
- I need your input!
- Make your church site iPhone friendly
- Working With Photos
- My Media Fast
- Follow me on Twitter
- TXT Message your groups for free!
- Free Online Image Editing
- David Pallpert: would be interested in more open source apps and t...
- David Pallpert: EasiSlides is open source ... and like easy worshi...
- Brian Fegter: Anthony, It appears the correct syntax would be...
- Anthony: Hi... installation (in WP2.7) on a server based in...
- Alberto: Can I add more carriers for Spain? For example, or...
Random Goodness 
Keep track of what the web is saying about your church or you personally by signing up for Google Alerts. Plug in some keyword searches to track. It’s easy! http://google.com/alerts/
If you record your services on CD chances are the audio is broken up into tracks. For those who don’t record digitally, this is a problem when trying to create a podcast. Now you can take all of those annoying little tracks and combine them into one with Merge MP3. Grab it here. (via Lifehacker)
If you use Wordpress, you will want to grab All In One Search Engine Optimization pack. This adds a tab below each page/post that allows you to create a unique title/description/keywords for each post entry. This is important stuff for search engines to rank your pages. Grab it here!
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23. October 2008
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