Matt and Nancy Heerema

Up for air

Nancy and I just got back from the GCC pastor’s/leader’s conference in missouri and from visiting the Windy City SALT crew in chicago. I’m trying to formulate a post on how best to sum up the week. Amazing stuff.

Quickly though, I updated the Links section, after hearing no protest to me ridding my sidebar of them. Most notably, I added Russ back to the Rock Bloggers section (after he mysteriously disappeared), Planet Rockisu.com, and Masa Katsu Dojo. Please feel free to send requests or protests my way.

LOOK OUT! Coming soon, NEW BLOGGERS!: Leah Sokoll’s blog, Nate Swinton’s blog, Chris Biang’s blog, Megan Blair’s blog, and Andy Wagner’s blog (as soon as he get’s me $10 ;)). Did I forget anyone? Want a blog? Go here to find out how to get one?.

Also, the new version of Mozilla Firefox is out. Stop using Internet Explorer, it has security holes. Firefox will import all of your bookmarks for you.

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3 Responses to “Up for air”

1. kirsten said on: June 28th, 2004 at 10:24 pm

   And don’t forget one of the coolest features of the Mozilla family of browsers — tabbed browsing! Once you get hooked, you will hardly be able to browse the web without it!

   (For the un-initiated, tabbed browsing lets you have multiple web sites open in the same window, with little “tabs” that look like file folder tabs near the top of the page letting you know what’s in each tab. Great for doing research or looking at all your favorite sites quickly)

   Hey Matt, don’t forget to let Tony know as the new blogs get up and running so we can update planetRock. Wendy Korthals got a blog this past week too…the link is on planetRock.

2. dan said on: June 29th, 2004 at 8:57 am

   i forsee my time online making my daily rounds skyrocketing…

3. mike said on: June 29th, 2004 at 2:26 pm

   it seems that while the number of bloggers has rapidly increased, the acual rate of posting is down. I wonder if there is some sort of correlation.