I came across a fantastic infographic, and with it being Passion Week it seemed a fun thing to share. It is a chronological timeline of the major events that happened during Jesus’ last week before he died and rose again.
Each event is cross-referenced with the gospel(s) it is found in. It also includes major location changes as well as the relative possible timing of the Last Supper, Trial and Crucifixion.
Enjoy! (Click the image to make it much larger!)
Let’s take a break from our regularly scheduled programming. If there is one thing that I’m all about, it’s about solving all the world’s problems. One of those crazy, out-of-whack problems recently is how Instragram (owned by Facebook) and Twitter are being jerks to each other. In fact, they’ve gotten so stubborn with each other that recently Instagram stopped allowing Twitter to embed images inside the Twitter stream. This has left us with the serious problem of having to click Instagram links within someone’s twitter feed instead of just seeing their image automatically.
Then along comes “If THIS then THAT” and IFTTT provided the help that all of civilization has been waiting for. IFTTT is the greatest Internet thing around right now. I personally use it to make starred emails in Gmail go to Evernote, backup all my Instagram images into Dropbox, and send me a text each morning with the weather. It’s wonderful. Like a hot coffee in the morning kind of wonderful.
Here is the Twitter/Instagram workaround.
Step #1: Open an IFTTT account and tie in your Twitter and Instagram apps.
Step #2: Use this recipe below. If you click the image, it will take you to the actual recipe.
Step #3. Then when you update Instagram, unselect the “share with Twitter” button and enjoy the automation of:
—–>>>>>TO THIS —–>>>>
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You’re welcome. And if you don’t understand you can just go to IFTTT and read up on all the awesomeness that awaits you! And seriously… I know this isn’t a real-world problem. #firstworldproblems
I took my Myers-Briggs personality profile a few months back and discovered myself to be an ISTJ. As are often the cases in these type of profiles, it didn’t reflect 100% of who I feel I am. However, it was still pretty spot-on. If you’re unsure of what an ISTJ is, then just imagine the most awesome person that could possibly exist. That’s what an ISTJ is.
In that spirit, I loved this recent Infographic on the Myers-Briggs Type & Social Media. (Click the image to make it all big-like for easy viewing.) BTW – if you’d like to follow along with me on Twitter and Facebook, feel free to follow those links.
In our house we have what we call “No Screen” times. It means no DSi, no television, no iPad, no computer, and no anything else with a screen. It’s becoming an issue even with my 10, 8, and 6 year old; so I know it’s a BIG issue with the teenagers in my life. (CLICK on the image to make it BIGGER.)
I remember a Louis CK comedy bit about how impatient we’ve all become with technology. We expect a signal coming from our hand to travel fast to outer space and then back down to earth to a different person. It’s going to space, people! Give it some time!
If you click the image above, you can blow that sucker up all BIG!
