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Cycling: Draper Yet Again
We’ve come to the point I’ve shot enough pictures of Draper Lake until major changes of some sort justify another round. However, yesterday’s ride brought just a few visual nuggets. I’m not expert enough to be sure, but Okies call … Continue reading
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Tagged botany, cycling, geography, photography
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Win10 Update Control Toolset
Some developers are determined to help you maintain control over Windows 10. But wouldn’t you know? This early effort requires you install more than one tool to get that control. But if you are technologically inclined, you can do this. … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, technology, win10, windows
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Debian Desktop: Caching Nameserver (DNS)
Most people are vaguely aware that Windows by default includes a service that keeps track of your favorite sites and stashes the DNS reference (IP address) so it won’t have to keep asking for the same address. Even laptops do … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged Debian Linux, DNS, internet, linux, XFCE desktop
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Psalm 91
This is easily one of the best-loved psalms in almost any translation. We are told the Hebrew is quite lyrical in its own right. (Hint: Ephesians 6 echoes some of the thinking here.) So popular was this song that Satan … Continue reading
My Head Was Filled with Crap
Colleges can be cheap in the sense that they often take shortcuts so that the administration can waste funding on self-aggrandizing schemes nobody else knows or cares about. One of the ways they cut corners is to put graduate students … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged ANE, education, epistemology, philosophy, religion, western civilization
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Archives: A Teacher’s Sorrow
How do I say “I love you” without coming on too strong? How do I touch you reassuringly, without it seeming wrong? I’d love to hug you; my motive is pure. To give you a friendship strong and sure. Not … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged education, government, law, poetry
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Eyes of the Soul
See this clearly: The destruction is wholly intentional. America is coming apart and a handful of people expect to profit greatly from that. Their daily existence is a prayer to Abaddon and Mammon for mass hysteria and the attendant slaughter. … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged emotional manipulation, global communications network, government, oppression, propaganda, psychology, resistance, ruling elite
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So Speaks the Redbud
Sometimes I struggle with the words. When I climbed up the embankment at the crash site yesterday where Midwest Boulevard passes under Turner Turnpike, what passed between me and that redbud tree with magenta buds peeking out on its branches … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Creation, heart-mind, moral discernment, psychology, sensory heart
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Team Player
To be honest, much of the prophetic or teaching material I write is aimed at hammering guys. To the degree I see my own sins in the mirror, they are the sins I see most clearly in my world at … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged biblical manhood, divine justice, family, feminism, marriage, psychology, sexual identity
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