The Jeff Show – #3
Podcasting Gear Mixer -Behringer Xenyx 1202FX 12 channel/4-XLR built in 24 bit FX processor Microphone - Behringer Wind screen/pop filter - cheaper than getting a good pop filter cables - standard 15ft. XLR mic stand - gotta boom stand. iPod - my Nano Audacity - This is what I record in iTunes - Various music Weather We got Snow! My forecast wasn't too bad
The Jeff Show – #2
Life as story What I am reading What did we get for Christmas? Mic stand! Steelers watch. What did I learn this season? our story is crazy We forget that God became a man and started out as a baby We treat unmarried mothers so horribly wrong - The Nativity Very few of us would recognize Jesus if he came this way again New Schedule at work Pros - start end times Cons - 4 person rotation - 4weeks
The Jeff Show – Podcast #1 Pre-Christmas!
I'm trying to work on getting myself on working up a podcast. Not sure how regular it will be. I'd like it to be once a week, but it will be less than that, for now. I'll upload it to my Microblog for hosting, and provide the link on my main blog (here) for the main show notes. So here is what is on my mind this time. Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead - The Reboot Website which goes with the movie. http://jointhereboot.com/ New schedule for us at work. Looks good for now, but down side is every 4 weeks will be the mid/evening. Christmas is ...
The Power of Story, the Power of the Scene
I've been listening to Don Miller's, "A Million Miles in a Thousand Years." Without getting into too much of the book, he realized that life is a story, and that God is asking us to live a better story. In the section that I'm listening to, he is talking about how important scene is. You don't have many memorable conversations in a coffee shop, or your home, or what have you. However, you do remember the ones that were in an unexpected or memorable place, or maybe did something different in a place you have always been in. I can ...
The Forecast from the NWS Gaylord, MI
The graphic and the link are such that the forecast will be updated all the time. So if you need a forecast click the picture, it will take you to the Hazardous Weather Briefing, from there you can go the NWS Gaylord, MI homepage and click on the map at your house and get a forecast just for you. Also, check out my page of weather links here on my web site. Enjoy!
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The Power of Story, the Power of the SceneI’ve been listening to Don Miller‘s, “A Million Miles in a Thousand Years.” Without getting into too much of the book, he realized that life is a story, and that God is asking us to live a better story. In the section that I’m listening to, he is talking about how important scene is. You don’t have many memorable... [Read more of this review]
Oregon Day 6 : the morning of the last day
Today, Dad and I spent some time at the Evergreen Aviation Museum. Mary and Mom are out shopping, or something. Here are a few pictures of my favorite planes. See the full gallery on Posterous Read More →
Oregon day 4…a long day
After sleeping in and a quick walk to the beach, we headed back to Portland. We relaxed a little, walked into downtown Newberg, then to my sister’s. We watched my nephew play soccer (his team won this afternoon), then to a Korean restaurant in Beaverton. Great food. Then back here to watch football and unwind. See the full gallery on Posterous Read More →
Oregon Day 3: Morning
This morning we ventured south. We stopped in Otis at the Otis café to have breakfast. We stopped next in Depoe Bay and saw three California Gray Whales. Next to Yaquina Head Lighthouse, more whales and a perrigrine falcon. Then we stopped at Newport to see the sea lions. Now lunch! See the full gallery on Posterous Read More →
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Today, we all travelled to Astoria. It started out with coffee near we are staying, then to Camp 18 restaurant for breakfast. We stopped at a few spots along the way. The highlight was climbing the tower at Astoria and seeing the mouth of the Columbia. I'll try and get all of our pictures together, but here are some from the day. See... [Read more of this review]
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