Chattanooga has a small but great zoo that opened its doors to the public for free today. We took advantage of the offer today. It was a great opportunity to get some exercise, some fresh air and to do some Pokemon Go playing. Going to the zoo puts your life in perspective that you share this planet with animals who are just trying to survive too. We enjoyed our time there and will be sure to go back.
Chattanooga’s NorthShore is active and full of life on a Friday night. It’s one of my favorite places in my hometown.
Working on the church website has been a fun exercise in learning new stuff. I am hoping it tells the story of St. Peter’s Episcopal. When they say content is king they aren’t kidding. When you are doing such a thing you have to pull information from various places and ministries of the parish. We are using a system from Digital Faith which has provided a good CMS among other tools. It is almost like a portal too. I am not a stranger to this sort of thing because it’s the third church I have done websites for. This is a task that is being done with a team of others who are making a great contribution as well. Check it out at http://stpeters.org
I use Google Photos to store my pictures as I take them. They sync when I log on to the web so they are uploaded to the cloud. One of the cool things it does is takes pictures and stitches them together to make a panoramic. I am impressed with this picture, it’s cool.
(Click on the image above to see it in its full beauty.)
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — From Boston to Seattle, cities across the country are vying to create technology hubs, spurring real estate developments to attract start-ups and young entrepreneurs.
Source: Chattanooga’s Innovation District Beckons to Young Entrepreneurs – The New York Times
This is a great write-up from the New York Times about my cities innovation district. We have a lot to be proud of here in Chattanooga and when one of America’s great newspaper notices it is very nice.
The Tony Burgess Blog 