Wednesday, December 30, 2009

More Biz Fiz - 3

Do you spend time in the Bible each day?
WRITTEN BY STEVE MARR

Scripture teaches, "He who gives attention to the word shall find good" (Proverbs 16:20 NASB).

The best way to prepare for your day, including work, is to spend time in God's word. Pick up your Bible and read scripture each morning. As God promised, you will find good each and every day. Your day will flow more smoothly, your decisions will be wiser, and business relationships will improve. Commit and then follow through with a program to read the Bible each day. Godly business success will follow.

For more Business Proverbs | CLICK

Monday, December 7, 2009

When I was young...

In the early 1960's
  • I watched Black & White Television with rabbit ear antennas
  • We had to go over to the television to change the channel
  • There were about a dozen channels to choose from
  • Our telephone had a long cord and a rotary dial
  • There wasn't anyway to record a television show.
  • Mom use to ring a bell out the back door when she wanted us to come home from playing
  • We listened to music on the record player or the A.M. radio
  • Mail was hand written and hand delivered
  • Clocks had to be wound up or plugged in to work
  • All of our drinks came in bottles made of glass or waxed cartons
  • Leftover food was wrapped in aluminum foil or wax paper
  • We played board games, played cards, hide and seek and other types of games that required two or people to play.
  • My parent's car did not have air conditioning and neither did our home.
  • We drank tap water
  • Washes our dishes by hand
  • We used maps when we traveled
  • We used carbon paper in our typewriters to make copies
  • The lawn mower did not have a motor, it had to be pushed to move the blades.
  • Smoking cigarettes and pipes was not considered harmful by adults
  • Later when there were copy machines, we would cut out pictures or larger fonts labels and paste them into a new document with tape or glue.
Wow, how things have changed. 
  • We got our first computer in 1990.  It had a 650 MB hard drive and 4 megs of RAM.  The built in fax modern meant I didn't have to buy a fax machine.
  • Now we have remotes, cell phones, laptops, ipods, plastic, video games, GPS's and much more.
Here is a video which reviews the progression of technology and projects its advancement in a "Did You Know" fast-paced format.  Very interesting, I hope you enjoy!   
Technology | CLICK