The Onion News Network posted this funny gem about their view of the future of Appl’es Mac line:  the Macbook Wheel.

Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

As with most humor, it’s funny because it contains some real elements of truth.  Some of my favorite quotes include:

Everything is just a few hundred clicks away.”

I’ll buy almost anything if it’s shiny and made by Apple.”

…where people use computers for actual work and not just dicking around.”

Church Marketing Sucks: Where’s the Church on Facebook?

From the article:

“Where’s the Church?

The big question is where is the church on Facebook? Are churches taking advantage of this new community, even if it’s not a formal marketing approach (simply setting up groups and events doesn’t need to happen in an ‘official’ capacity)? This goes back to our discussion of how the church can use MySpace, and a lot of the same principles apply (of course churches need to decide how many social networking sites it’s worthwhile to join).” 
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Church Marketing Sucks: Evangelism & IT Lessons by Robert Scoble

Fellowship Church in Dallas, TX invited noted Microsoft expert and blogger Robert Scoble to church one Sunday in order to check out and critique their use of technology. He came out of the experience with strategies that every church should take to heart. Can I just add my heartfelt “amen” to everything on this list?!? Finally, my frustrations have a voice. Thanks to the good folks at “Church Marketing Sucks” for making this article available to all.