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The “QR” acronym stands for “Quick Response.” Widely used in Japan, QR codes store bits of information like serial numbers or in this case, a URL web address. To read the code, it requires that you snap a photo using a smart phone like an iPhone, Android, etc. In my case, I downloaded the QR App to my iPhone – it allowed me to shoot a photo of the QR code that Google provided and then immediately processed the code.
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A Wisconsin university has found a new way to cut costs with e-mail — by changing the font. The University of Wisconsin, Green Bay has switched the default font on its e-mail system from Arial to Century Gothic. The university says the change sounds minor, but it will save money on printer ink when students print out e-mails in the new font.
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Last night I found myself picking through the NPR archives online and ran across a recent feature they produced, it detailed the release of a musical tribute album featuring the music of Shel Silverstein. One of Silverstein’s closest friends, Bobby Bare Sr. and his son, Bobby Bare Jr. produced the compilation of songs written by Silverstein; it features such artists as Frank Black (Pixies), Lucinda Williams, My Morning Jacket and Todd Snider. I was surprised to learn that the poet I had grown up reading had written such classic songs as A Boy Named Sue, The Cover of the Rolling Stone, and The Ballad of Lucy Jordan.
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The next M2LIVE webinar will feature DJ Chuang; we will be discussing ways that leaders and volunteers can champion web ministry in their church. Join us online June 29th at 11:30 a.m. (EDT). To access the webinar, visit http://www.M2LIVE.org/live.
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