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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Cycling: Gym Day
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. Today I didn’t have to wear the neoprene compression sleeve on my knee. The issue was less of pain in … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, photography, physical fitness
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Cycling: Restart
The first block is the hardest. Once I get going, after a few minutes it starts to feel okay. I’m doing my best to hear when my heart says the body has had enough, but I managed to cover a … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, health, photography, physical fitness
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Darkness Stirs on the Net
On October 1 this year, the US will surrender it’s de facto control over the Internet. There is a lot of noise on both sides of the debate as to whether this is really a good idea. I’ve been aware … Continue reading
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Tagged feudalism, internet, Law Covenants, tribal society, western intellectual heritage
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No Ecstasy
I’m surprised; I really expected more emotion. Today I finally got my knee to tolerate the full cycle of motion for pedaling my bike. I kinda knew it was gonna happen, so I had time to put on my peaceful … Continue reading
On the Recent Hack of NSA Tools
It’s been a couple of weeks now, and the mainstream press has twisted this thing completely out of shape. They don’t have a clue what is really happening, but they’ll use anything as an excuse to stir up fear and … Continue reading
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Tagged computer security, internet
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Psalm 115
This and the next three psalms were traditionally sung after the Passover meal. However, we also know such usage came somewhat later in the life of the nation. This hymn in particular was originally composed for general worship. It’s laid … Continue reading
Natural Recompense
In my hand was one of those folding extended reach tools, which I call a “picker.” Out in Choctaw I always kept one for picking blackberries and sand plums. Around here it’s now used as a trash picker. In my … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, moral imperatives, nature
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Free Care Is Expensive
Hospitals are not a healthy atmosphere. Yesterday was another VA appointment. I didn’t learn what I wanted to know, but I did learn something. Through the stumbling bureaucratic confusion, I managed to get an echo cardiogram. The technician said she … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, medicine, miscellaneous, veterans services
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Don’t Waste It
We could comment prophetically on the scene around us. For example, the Civil Rights Movement — it’s not as if there were no real problems there, but they were never solved. Instead, new problems were introduced because, whatever it was … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, government, heart-mind, peace, religion, sanity, spirituality
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Singing in the Rain
Look out! Here it comes. God designed us to live by our hearts, not by our minds. It’s not as if we are the only ones who know this, but there are precious few sources on the Net approaching it … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, peace with god, quantum reality, sanity
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