In formal gatherings or larger meetings it's often necessary - and helpful - to introduce the main speaker. With the right preparation, you can make the event more successful and establish your own professionalism.

An introduction serves two purposes:

It acts as a bridge, a transition from one part of a meeting to another. It gives the audience time to make a mental and emotional shift.
It prepares people for the speaker, heightening their sense of openness and anticipation.

This is a great recipe that I found on the internet and improved a little bit. Note that all microwave ovens are a bit different and you may have to clean up the mess in case the mug and microwave don't get along very well (heheheheh). However you will be surprised with the results and your friends will want to try at home.

Ingredients: 1 Coffee Mug; 4 Tablespoons flour; 4 Tablespoons sugar; 2 Tablespoons baking cocoa; 1 Egg; 3-4 Tablespoons milk; 3 Tablespoons olive oil; 3 Tablespoons Chocolate chips (optional);3 Tablespoons of mini marshmallows (optional); Small splash of vanilla

I was browsing the net and found this article with basic steps to teach you how to become a hacker. People think that hackers are modern day pirates that do illegal activities but in fact they're not!

Hackers solve problems and build things, and they believe in freedom and voluntary mutual help. To be accepted as a hacker, you have to behave as though you have this kind of attitude yourself. And to behave as though you have the attitude, you have to really believe the attitude.

So, if you want to be a hacker, repeat the following things until you believe them:

I just "stumbled upon" a really cool website called Bible Maps. This is done by "He Lives Ministries" BibleMap.org.  I love the site. Its simple yet crazy goal is to connect every location in the Bible with Google maps. How are they doing with this project? Well check out the site and let me know...

I will always post links whenever I feel they are a valuable tool for my readers. This is a good example of how new technologies can be used to study old thruths.

I just created a new website for an amazing Open Source project callled ChurchInfo. This (free) software can manage all aspect of any size of church and is amazingly powerfull yet simple. It can be installed online and become accessible from anywhere in the world or in case you don't trust the internet it can be installed on a local computer as an Intranet (easy to do). I was looking for something like this and I almost paid a $50/month subscription to have a simillar solution. I became a fan of this project and after contatcing Mike, the project leader, I ended up doing a new website for the project. I used the same templateas you see here on this site because it's simple and fast loading. You can chek it out at http://churchdb.org and feel free to email me if you need help to implement this in your office. Note that this can also be used for any organization as a powerfull contact manager.

 

In 2008 I started to develop a few small sites. You can sell absolutely any product online to anybody with minimal fuss and financial outlay with a design package that that looks great. I can create professional mini sites in less than 24 hours! I sarted doing mini sites  starting as low as $100! There are many ways to make money from "mini sites". Mini Site for a general definition usually means a very small site with only a few pages. I did work for some of the best internet marketing geniuses and they focus in earning money instead of learning code.