I am always looking for ways to get all my music (work, laptop, arts drive) all in one place. Well, now I have that freedom. It doesn’t matter if it’s PC or Mac. You don’t have to use iTunes, Winamp and others all also supported.
It’s called Simplify Media and it can be shared between 30 friends via the web.
Did I mention it’s secure and legal? It’s times like this that I enjoy technology.
I am blogging today over at Forefront’s Blog, so there’s no sense in doin’ double duty people. *wink wink*
So it’s something nobody wants to talk about, but… it’s reality. It affects over 35% of men and 23% of women. I’ve been cursed with it, but have learned to control it. Are you a part of “the club?”
to our already kickin‘ rock services is if this little Chinese prodigy comes to play at Forefront. Holy Crap!?! It starts at 30 seconds in and rocks your socks off!
Amazing.
So we just did a series called, GPS. It pointed people toward serving and we held an expo in the lobby of all the ministries. Well, when we get rolling in a creative meeting sometimes things get a little unruly. Hence the following video. We started talking about our GPS’s (huh?!?) in each of our cars and the frustrations we each have with them, which led to our idea to create a new and improved GPS. We showed this Sunday and I’m sure we will get emails and phone calls this week. Enjoy.
Saw this on a few blogs and then checked out all the action on YouTube. This advertising campaign is absolutely genius. Advertising at it’s best. And they are pretty hilarious too. The church could take a few cues from being innovative in how we draw people to our churches/faith communities. [See More Here]
I am loving this new program I’ve been using thanks to seeing some of this action over at ragamuffinsoul.com. It’s called Gawker and I was testing it out with the Beach Campus set-up and sound check leading up to the start of service (7:26 am to 10:02 am in just 15 seconds). Check it out.
This could be an amazing video for new churches launching or a new series where people push to invite friends. Let’s put our heads together and get this thing moving. I’ve included a video someone made for it as well as a live performance with Styrofoam featuring Ben. Enjoy!
“Couches in Alleys” by Styrofoam, video by Tyler Shields
“Couches in Alleys” by Styrofoam featuring Ben Gibbard
Okay, so we’ve had quite a bit of viewing on the YouTube posts (2,500+ on the last video in less than 24 hours.. whoa) as well as back and forth dialogue over at vinceantonucci.com… but I’m sad to say the Arts Dicussion Chaos series is all done.
But don’t get down kiddies; I have enclosed a link to the entire series so you can head on over to view all, link in your blog, spread the love, etc.
Here is the link to the entire series: http://tinyurl.com/52ly9m
Thanks to Tory, Paul, Billy, & Collide Mag for tracking back and passing this info along so we can all keep the discussion going.
We’ll be doing some “How-To” Video blogging in a couple of weeks for set design & video projects. Stay tuned! Until then,
J-del **over and out**
So I am guest blogging over at VinceAntonucci.com this week and I’ll be posting them here as well. Blogging is a beast to do multiple blogs so doublin’ up is fine with me. Call me lazy, but my old lady will kill me if I spend any extra time on the computer. So, much love people. Enjoy.
