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Is it strange to you that today a “tweet” more often refers to an electronic message than the sound a bird makes?
Well, it’s no wonder. I just read a report that said the average “tweets” in 2007 was a manageable 5,000 per day. By June 2011, however, the average number of tweets had grown to a mindboggling 200 million per day! To put that into perspective, Twitter says, “every day, the world writes the equivalent of a 10 million-page book” which would take more than 31 years to read. There’s a lot of tweeting going around these days.
"Tweeting"has been happening for a lot longer than you might think.
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May my eyes remain before the cross Still, Lord, and looking, And, against their will, may they weep, For they have sinned greatly and are cold.
And may my lips that speak my digressions Remain singing, Lord, And, against their will, may they pray, For they have sinned greatly and are wicked.
And so with my gaze pinned on you,
And with my words imprisoned,
And your flesh clenches to the cross,
My entire soul remains, Lord,
And that also clinging to your cross is my life,
Lord, so, when you wish I will die.
Rafael Sánchez Maza – Contemporary Spanish poet
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When you are in the midst of great difficulty and hanging on by a thread, this song is for you. Written by Ed Thompson and Don Koch, "Friday" is about our hope in Jesus Christ. A great Easter song, this song was inspired by Tony Campolo's message, "It's Friday, but Sunday's Coming." It is a featured song on Ed Thompson's "Beautiful Feet" CD.
(available on iTunes).
