I was reading an article from www.churchmarketingstinks.com yesterday about myspace and the age of the user’s. To my surprise, and apparently many others like our friend over at microexplosion, the most common age groups are, well… older.

It turns out that 52% of the users are 35 or older, 87% are 18 or older (this includes the 35 and older bunch), and that leaves the rest to what we thought was the youngster MySpace… I guess we missed something.

So what does this mean for the church???

I think the statistics are showing an open field of possiblity that can be utilized, and apparently already is being utilized, for the all of us that make up the church. Read this article at churchrelevance.com for some more good info.

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By this point I am sure most of you have heard about Apple’s new releases of the iPod and iTunes. Unfortunately, this will not be a blog about Nspire working on a Mac OS, but if that is what you were hoping for you can look to Virtual PC for now. Though with the new Intel Mac computers you can run Windows XP, giving you the ability to run Nspire on a Mac that has Windows Xp.

If you missed all the hype about the new iTunes 7 and the iTV, here are a few links you can check out to get caught up:

                                            Videos: (Links to CNET Video Player)

                                                The new iTunes 7

                                                 Apple iTV (Apple’s version of a media center pc, but much smaller)

                                                 iPod Shuffle