I think we should look at Micropolitan areas — cities of 10,000 to 49,999 souls — as likely areas for encouraging new congregation growth. The United States has 538 such locations and glancing through the list I could easily pick out several that had no Unitarian Universalist congregation — some had none within quite a [...]
You get these first three entries in this order. Interesting. And what does that say about branding?
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There’s been a bit of news about how Nepalese parliament disestablished the monarchy and erected a federal, democratic republic in its place. I expect the new republic will have birthing pains and I wish them well, but I don’t want the day to pass without noting that there was one other change. In its path [...]
Are there any Unitarian Universalists — or keen open codec advocates who read this blog — who use Ogg Vorbis (audio) or Ogg Theora (video) to play, share, stream or store media? These are free and open-source media formats.
I may have a project.
In related news, I bought a refurb digital audio player (”MP3 player”) that [...]
The Rev. Angela Mather, minister of the Lower Walnut Universalist Church, has been hearing the grumblings at the grocery store and bank. Gasoline and diesel fuel prices have skyrocketed and other prices are beginning to follow. She knew it was bad when the an egg salad sandwich went up a quarter at Niko’s Cafe. Niko [...]
Well loyal readers, I’m proud to announce that have lost 40 pounds to date. Six more to meet my original goal. Some time soon, I’ll get a new photo of myself on the blog. Only those who know me but haven’t seen me in an age will tell the difference.
I mention this too because I [...]
The New York Times today is running a story (”This Is Funny Only if You Know Unix “) about the xkcd.com comic strip, noting one of my favorites — first seen at works; thanks J.B. — in the lede.
I suppose it takes all types. And the joke works in Linux, too.
I’m a member of the online Progressive Exchange community, and thought some of my more tech-oriented nonprofit-type readers might like it.
It is a
way to share information among people doing online organizing, advocacy, marketing and fundraising on behalf of the public interest. The goal of the Progressive Exchange is to aid the online efforts of progressive [...]
I was tickled with Fr. Chris Tessone (Even the Devils Believe) blogged about the Scottish Episcopal Church resources I mentioned to him. There are others from northern Europe in English, some of which I’ve written about before.
These other liturgies come from the Lutheran churches — sometimes state churches — of Scandinavia and the Baltic states. [...]
No pony jokes.
Careful readers know I have an interest in far-away, sparsely inhabited areas. I’m grateful to the Internet — and before that shortwave radio and a childhood spent reading encyclopedia — to keep up with goings-on in the far corners of the world.
So I’m pleased to find a wiki dedicated to the Shetland [...]
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