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A few weeks ago a subscriber suggested it would be great to be able to share Cybersalt Digest items online from within the digest itself.  The first thought out of my technologically overloaded mind was, "Whoa, let's just calm down there with the requests!"

It turns out, though, that that options already existed in the new system I was switching over to. You can't share an individual item, but you can share the whole digest now through, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and e-mail.  Starting today, you will find the links to do so in the right hand column of each Digest.

Today's featured updated page is "Old Testament Penalties".  You will find it at:

www.cybersalt.org/cartoons/football-penalties-bible-cartoon

Enjoy the rest of today's digest.

As you will have gathered already from the special administrative note I sent out earlier, I have transferred all of the Cybersalt Newsletters to new software that incorporates them within the same software (Joomla!) that runs the Cybersalt Site.  This is not only going to allow for the introduction of new newsletter features, but it will also drastically streamline the effort and time it takes to put out our most popular newsletter; the Cybersalt Digest.  I am happy to announce that with these time savings the PearlyGates list will once again be going out in the very near future.

Part of moving the newsletters over to this new system included updating the entire archives of all items ever included in the Cybersalt Digest and it's predecessors.  I hope that soon these archives will completely searchable online.  I'll let you know when that is in place, but in the mean time you can cycle through these different areas through the following links:

Clean Puns - www.cybersalt.org/entertainment/clean-puns
Clean Quotes - www.cybersalt.org/inspiration/quotes
Illustrations - www.cybersalt.org/inspiration/illustrations
One-liners - www.cybersalt.org/entertainment/one-liners

There is plenty of new stuff on the horizon.  For now, enjoy the rest of today's digest.

“Chicken Thursday” has been driving some Cybersalt Digest subscribers around the bend wondering what it refers to. As promised, here is the explanation of what “Chicken Thursday” means.

This story begins way back in 2010 when Tim and I began watching “’Til Debt Do Us Part” with one of our free cable deals. After our 3 months of free cable we cancelled (because now we really knew we couldn’t afford cable), and began watching episodes on-line. I don’t know if many of you watch TV shows on-line, but one of the really neat features is seriously abbreviated commercials. Really, you get like one 15 second commercial and then it’s right back to your show. The only downside of these commercials was that the volume was set differently somehow so that they’d blare out about twice as loud as the volume of the show.

The Cybersalt Award is presented to web sites that make a positive influence on the internet for Jesus Christ.

Jesus teaches his followers to be the salt of the earth. Cybersalt award recipients, through their web pages, have clearly demonstrated their desire to fulfill that command by being cyber-salt in the cyber-world.