Spy Journal 3.0 Filtering the web for you

Following a is a list of cool stuff I didn't have time to write individual posts about.

Random Web stuff

MyOpenID - If you don't know what OpenID is, think of it this way, one sign in authentication process for every website that supports it. Drupal 6 has it, Yahoo has it, lots of places have it - learn more about OpenID and get your own.

Tagurself - enter a feed link or a url and it generates a tag cloud for you.

TeamViewer - excellent remote desktop sharing software - and its free!

Microsoft SharedView - remote connection - sharing applications - great for training people how to do things remotely.

Following is a list of the social networks I participate in. Feel free to check my profiles out, add me as a friend in your network, join them etc.

Face book http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=802918101

Linkedin http://www.linkedin.com/profile?viewProfile=&key=11408554

Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/alborath/

Delicious http://del.icio.us/jethrocon

Twitter http://twitter.com/spyjournal

Tangler http://www.tangler.com/people/id/9318

Check out the Creation Magazine online. There are 24 of the one hour magazine episodes to watch for free. The Creation magazine is all about changing lives and building the faith of Christians. It contains dozens of articles by many different scientists that refute evolution and support the Bible's account of creation.

Gordon from RLP has been working hard on the High Calling Website, a website dedicated to recognising Christians in workplaces upholding Christian values in their work.

I have had my site linked on the Technology pages.

I particularly like the way they have described what I do!

People who work in technology often get lost in the background. They are the
ones who make the computers do what we want them to do. The people they serve
rarely contact them unless something is broken. Sometimes they feel like a cog
in the machinery. Still, these Christians are called to maintain faith and hope
in an industry that can seem very impersonal.