OK, OK, you Would Say That.
 
But, por favor, try and consider my objective as a copy  editor,
to compose a catchy headline that most of the hoi polloi would "get"
without effort.
 
The headline is catchy. 
 
Matthew,  Mark, Luke, John , and  Apple
and you get confusion ( except in Silicon Valley )
People do eat apples, you know, not just plug them in.
 
Maybe I could have said Matthew , Mark, Luke, John and   Godaddy
but that would have caused problems of its own.
 
I settled on Microsoft because, despite all the sterling qualities of  
Apple,
most people use MS equipment and identify the cyberword to large extent 
with the empire of Bill Gates.
 
 
Billy
 
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In a message dated 1/25/2010 10:24:36 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
[email protected] writes:

>  Matthew, Mark, Luke, John , and  Microsoft ?


Actually,  blogging and social media is one area where Microsoft seems 
almost completely  absent.  Even Facebook appears to be phasing them out.

-- Ernie  P.

On Jan 25, 2010, at 10:21 AM, [email protected] wrote:

> nce  on the Web has heavily grown in recent years, urged priests on 
Saturday to use  all multimedia tools at their disposal to preach the Gospel 
and 
engage in  dialogue with people of other religions and  cultures.


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