A Link & Some Tools

Apparently I'm not the only one who connected the new movie "Evan Almighty" with commercialism. Read what Pulpit Magazine said about it here. John MacArthur is the editor-in-chief of the blog.

I always have trouble remembering where I've left comments, especially if I follow a link to a new blog I have visited before. Plus I forget to bookmark the blog. CoComment is a new site to help you keep track of your comments and the comments on other blogs that are of interest to you. I don't think it works at all blogs (it hasn't worked at Tim Archer's Mac blog but it does work at his Blogspot blog) but I've found it works at almost all of them. When you go to the comment page, there is a bar at the bottom of the comment box and once you start typing a check appears that says you want this comment followed. It is still in the beta format but appears to be working fine. Check it out.

If you want a program to help you keep track of stuff you read on the Internet without having to open up Word and paste it to a document, there is a program called ClipMarks. You can clip text or images and put a tag on it (as Google Mail does with labels) so you can find it easily. I've been clipping images of books I find that I might want and tagging them "books" so that I can order them later on. I've also found text and images on other blogs that I want to keep so this helps me organize them and know where they are. Great program.

If anyone does go and try these new programs let me know how they work for you. If you have any programs that will help me let me know about them as well. Have a Great Weekend!