(Ir)religiosity

This time tomorrow I’ll be in Chicago for the much anticipated Moltmann Conversation.  I’m pretty stoked.  Not only will I get to see one of the world’s foremost living theologians, I’ll also get to finally meet some really cool people I’ve been following online for a while now (wow, that sounded really stalkerish).

I doubt that I will liveblog much, unless I change my mind.  Tweeting should be much easier and I’d rather contribute to the larger conversation that will be going on the Twub, rather than make up my own.  That being said, if you follow me on Facebook it will be easier to keep up with everything if you follow me on Twitter.  I’m not going to feed all my tweets into Facebook because I don’t want to spam a bunch of people.  I’ll double up on some things but not all.  If you follow me on Twitter and aren’t interested in any of this, well, I apologize.

To make things super easy, I’ve embedded the Twub below so you can keep up with everything that is going on from here if you like.

Hopefully sometime over the weekend, or maybe early one next week, I’ll post my final thoughts on the whole experience.

Evernote is hands down my favorite Mac application.  It creates space for all the things I find worth keeping on the web (unless it’s a full page, I use Delicious for that) or noting.  It is my all-purpose capturing tool.  And it does what it does very well.

Now things just got better.

Following David Wierzbicki’s lead I’ve decided to share one of my Evernote notebooks.  This one is my primary repository for good quotes, short thoughts, and other nuggets that don’t really warrant a Delicious save but I’d still like to keep archived for reference. Up until now I’ve only used it intermittently, but I hope to put it too good use now that I’ll be sharing.

So if you have an Evernote account you can link my web clippings notebook to your account, or, if you don’t use Evernote (I don’t know why you wouldn’t!) you can grab the RSS feed.

Also, if you are sharing with Evernote, let me know and I’ll add you.

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