I’ve used Scott Yang’s excellent “Scripturize It!” Bookmarklet in my browsers (Opera & Firefox) for some time now. Whenever I bump into a web page (for instance, a blog page) that has a Scripture reference on it and I want to see the Scripture itself, I click the “Scripturize It!” bookmarklet and it converts all references on the page into links. Then I click on the text I want to read and it turns into a popup box with the Scripture inside it. It’s brilliant. (more…)
Dave Travis: Thanks for all the comments. We appreciate you and the church being a part of SAGE. Good reflections above. Probably the best I have seen. Dave Travis... Dave Travis: Thanks for watching and being a part of SAGE today. And for interaction here through your blog. Dave Travis Managing Director Leadership Network
Rose: WOW, you’re swifter than a speeding bullet! 
Thanks for this great synopsis. (BTW, “No Name” near bottom of your list was Mel Lawrenz, Elmbrook... Dave Travis: That was Mel Lawrenz with the 10 things. Thanks for blogging on SAGE
Jon Reid: Ever read Gödel, Escher, Bach? It turned me and my geek friends on to the twisted path of self-reference. .-= Jon Reid´s last blog .."Kay sez"...The requested URL /plugin/api/get_link.php was not found on this server.
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