We have been broadcasting our service online at the Ville-Emard Church of Christ in Montreal since 2006. In that time we have worked out a lot of kinks that have taken place with the technology and equipment needed. I will now be showing you how you can broadcast your worship service online.
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I love the Mp3 streaming site GrooveShark.com a lot. The UI is clean and when my playlist isn’t skipping tracks it’s a beautiful application.
What I don’t love is: the get ripped in two weeks, here are my dentures, how many eyes does this girl have, which picture is Obama, ads that are displayed on the right side.
Now I could do like they want (and probably need) and go VIP for a couple of bucks a month but it was much faster to just write a Firefox Bookmarklet to get rid of those things for me.
So if you want it too, drag this link: GrooveShark No Ads to you bookmark toolbar. You can click it once to visit Grooveshark, then hit it again to remove the ads and make your player go fullscreen. Hot stuff!
And here is the code:
javascript:(function(){if(window.location.hostname!="listen.grooveshark.com"){window.location="http://listen.grooveshark.com"}else{document.getElementById('adBar').style.display='none';document.getElementById('mainContentWrapper').style.margin='0px';}})();
I’m not here to tell you we need a good stock photography site. We have good pay for stock photography sites like iStockPhoto and DreamsTime and we also have good free stock photography sites like MorgueFile and Stock.XCHNG. So today I am simply going to throw out another idea that would really make me happy.
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Simply Amazing!
In the wake of the devastating Haiti earthquake, aid organizations have been hard at work on the ground and citizens around the world have pitched in to help in whatever way they can. On the Geo team, we've been looking for ways we can help relief efforts using our mapping tools. Last week, thanks to our partner GeoEye, we published updated satellite imagery of Haiti in Google Earth and Google Maps which illustrated the devastation and current conditions on the ground. This data was made available for public consumption and also to assist relief efforts including those by many UN organizations and the Center for Interdisciplinary Geospatial Information Technologies.
via Official Google Blog: New imagery of Port-au-Prince.
Straight to Google Maps of Haiti this week.
