The first is an important lesson, especially for this tech savvy group: Know the technology but don’t be led by the technology. Too often we get wrapped up in the coolest new technology, oh look at what they’re doing we need to that….well, come out on Wednesday and we can talk more. We’ll look at what you’re trying to accomplish and then explore technology and help fit it to the need.

The second is all about finding out who you are…Brad’s kicking this off with something that is certain to get your attention and we’ll first talk about what it looks like to lose your soul and then we’ll help you find it. This isn’t going to be a sit-their-while-we-ramble type of session, this is going to be a hands-on-take-it-home-with-you sort of workshop.

If you’re in the area and want to connect, drop me a line.

Fox news reports that Microsoft’s latest Internet browser includes a piece of software that allows Internet users to hide the audit trail of websites they have visited.

The InPrivate feature on Internet Explorer 8, nicknamed “porn mode”, allows users to conceal the sites they have viewed at the click of a button.

Granted, you can do the same thing in every browser…but they’re highlighting it and giving it a special button…and it’s a good excuse to get all churches moved over to Firefox and then every developer has one less browser to test for. Win!