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November Update to Win10 Broken
I’m not mocking Microsoft, just declaring things end-user need to know. There’s a post on Infoworld that seems to describe three big flaws in the most recent updates to Win10 (AKA “threshold 2”). 1. If you have any SD cards … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged compsec, government, linux, technology, windows
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World Trying to Catch Up
The rest of the world is trying to catch up with us, but it will take a very long time. The BBC asks Is Another Human Living inside You? Well, duh. We are all multiple people, and that’s part of … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged health, heart-mind, mysticism, psychology, spirituality
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Mission Ready?
Something is missing. So we held our first genuine worship this morning in our new home. It went well enough; nobody complained about us singing. We went out later to use a gift card my wife received from her coworkers … Continue reading
Psalm 75
Asaph offers us a brief invocation followed by an oracle message from God. The underlying theme is fundamental to the Ancient Near Eastern understanding of how God operates within His Creation. As the feudal Sovereign Lord, He comes to visit … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Asaph, hebrew poetry, Psalms, symbolic references, worship
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Be Not Dismayed
Do not fear; for I am with you; be not dismayed; for I am your God. I will make you strong; yes, I will help you; yes, I will uphold you with the right hand of My righteousness. (Isaiah 41:10 … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged compsec, government, oppression, peace, propaganda, psychology, scripture, survival, targeted advertising, technology
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A Private Thanksgiving
This is my Father’s world; there is nothing to fear with Him at the helm. Not that it’s all bright and cheery, but all those events that I can’t control are also not my problem. I’m committed to accepting what … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged civilization, culture, family, mysticism, psychology, religion, spirituality, Western mythology
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Driving Is Not Fun
It was about a three-hour drive to my Dad’s funeral. While I love seeing the countryside out there in the northeastern part of the state — mountains and forests — I was alone and no one could take the pictures. … Continue reading
Glorious Chaos
There is no doubt I’m failing in one way or another, but my ministry focus here is not aimed at placing controls and limits on your faith life, but removing the false constraints placed by others. If I suddenly die … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, culture, divine revelation, history, mission, mysticism, religion, spirituality, war
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Photolog: VA and Katy Trail
Back in the saddle again! Our environment has changed radically. I like lots of open space and I love the complete absence of carpet. This whole apartment is wood and ceramic tile floor. Bicycles are one of the first things … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, geography, photography
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Funerary Service
For those who are curious, a generic non-sectarian funeral is really quite simple. First, you have to understand that funerals do nothing for the dead, but are for survivors. At most, we are simply consoling each other. There is nothing … Continue reading