Category: Weblogs

  • 3 Posts to Read at Kristen’s Blog

    I’m a big fan of my wife’s blog. She is working hard to create a blog for mom’s like her. If you have never checked it out, here are 3 posts I think you need to read. God of this City Early Modern Ghetto When I am Bigger I Want to go to Hwiey

  • Blog notes

    Careful observers of adammclane.com will notice that I constantly tinker. Anyone who has met me in person knows that I’m a total gadget geek. I sat next to a friend at a meeting yesterday and she kind of laughed at me as I casually hooked up my gadgets. I turned my phone into a mobile…

  • Adam’s Rules for Blogging

    When it comes to posting things online, you’ve got to be careful. As soon as you post a post or comment you’ve created a digital record that may go on living online forever. With that in mind I thought it was a good time to revise my Rules for Blogging. Whether you are new to…

  • A brand new RomeoKids.com

    It took several month to say this, but RomeoKids.com has a brand new look. This was the first project that the church has ever sent out to a web designer and I think it turned out awesome. Matt Adams, that guy is great to work with. If you ever need a WordPress theme totally custom…

  • The YMX blog

    For a few weeks now (eternity in my library of ideas) Patti and I have talked about having a YMX blog so that our blogs weren’t quite so clogged up with stuff about the company and/or youth ministry stuff for others. It’s not that we don’t love youth ministry or youth workers coming to our…

  • First Things First, How Most Mornings Start

    I start each day pretty much the same way. Here’s a list of things I try to do in the morning. The days of grabbing a cup of coffee and reading the morning paper are long, long gone.  Download e-mail. This usually takes just a couple of seconds as almost everything I get is spam.…

  • 3 Things Big Name Bloggers Need to Learn from the Little Guy

     I have  a  mixture of blogs that I  read. Some of them, I am their only subscriber and others have thousands of  people who read their  stuff every day. Seth Godin‘s blog apparently has more readership than 95% of all magazines in the United States. In doing this every day I’ve made a couple of…

  • 10 Signs Your an Internet Junkie

    I think Kim has aimed this directly at her husband. Even still, it is a good list. 10 signs you are an internet junkie. 1. You watch TV while cruising the internet. 2. Your keyboard has crumbs in it 3. You begin to talk in html language when describing a link to your best friend…

  • It’s official

    My Typepad blog is officially dead as of this morning. Again, I can’t say how much I appreciated Typepad. The reason I made this switch was because of the cost. $90 for hosting and running the blog was just a little too spendy for me. To people on the RSS feed this doesn’t matter at…

  • bridging online relationships to real life

    Being that it’s fall convention season for ministry folks, I thought it was a good time to talk about bridging "virtual" relationships into "real world" relationships. (A strong sub-plot at YMX) I’ve done a lot of this… in fact some of my best friendships right now started virtually before becoming real world. With something like…