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Register for ECHO Conference by 10AM CST and it’s only $209.00 per person!!
I am leading two breakouts that I will talk more about over the coming weeks!!
So I was thinking about this game a couple of weeks ago and thought about using this blog to ask some of the questions in my head. Starting Monday I will ask questions from my Flip Mino. Some random and funny some serious and thought provoking. Feel free to leave your comments/answers during 20 Questions in May!
So here’s the deal. We all know the economy sucks right now. Summer conference requests may get a bent over laugh if you even ask.
To help ease the pain Echo has given me a $50.00 off coupon to give to you!!
Here’s how to snag the deal. When you register for the conference use Promo Code: churchy
Also while you are there enter to in the DELL Mini or Flip Mino HD!!
I’m so proud to be a part of this church and the lives that are being transformed through it. To check all about the series head on over to My Lame Relationship.
Ever need a piece of music for a video presentation at work? Maybe something to accompany a wedding video? Or just the perfect accompaniment to your next YouTube masterpiece? No, it is notokay to use Josh Groban for your mom’s birthday video.
The Free Music Archive is a library of music — old, new, funky, classical, all high-quality, and all free for legal downloads. Royalty-free, and unburdened by copyrights, including synchronization rights so you can use them in videos. Curators are scouring for public domain tunes, and new artists can upload their own content. Like what you hear? Tip the artist directly to their PayPal account.
Based on Creative Commons usage, this is a new way to find new music. For free!
Who would’ve believed even a year ago that you’d be able to buy a high-definition camcorder for less than $100? Believe.
In July, you’ll be able to buy the DXG-125V, which shoots 720p video using H.264 compression along with 3 MP still pics, for less than a C-note. Not only is the slab-shaped model cheap (its official price is $99.99 but you’ll probably be able to find it for around $90), it’s also waterproof, which means it’s perfect for shooting action on the ski slopes, beach and while yachting. It comes in red, military olive and winter camouflage, and all come with a lanyard with a compass attached and run on a lithium-ion rechargeable battery. You’ll have to buy an SD card to start recording.
