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Photolog: Twin Lakes Ride
Aside from the pictures, there’s nothing new here, and having blathered enough already today, here’s the pictures. Click on any image to enlarge. This was supposed to be a panorama of the twin dams, with Lake #2 on the left. … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, photography, Twin Lakes
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Virtual Trust
For your sakes, I’m a little worried about something regarding Windows. First, let me remind you of the terminology: “telemetry” is the word for what your Windows computer sends to Microsoft for analysis. On the one hand, Windows collects a … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged compsec, computer technology, government, internet, Microsoft, oppression, windows
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Trust and Reliance
Get ready, because here it comes. It’s established in our US laws that our national motto is “In God We Trust.” You see it on our currency and in other places. Despite SJW whining, it is the law of the … Continue reading
Posted in globalism, sanity
Tagged Biblical Mysticism, epistemology, government, law, Law Covenants, legalism, oppression, propaganda
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Testing Grounds Here
Your virtual pastor bears a shepherd’s compassion for computer stuff, of course. This is how we commune, so we have to make it as effective as we can, and that means helping people keep their computers healthy and secure. I’m … Continue reading
Psalm 67
David specifies that this psalm is best with stringed instruments. It’s easy to miss the profound thoughts carried in so few words. We should examine the contextual meaning of the phrases here. Even if Israel failed often as a nation … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Creation, divine justice, Israel, King David, Psalms, revelation, stringed instruments, worship
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Archives Update: Resume
This just an FYI for those who care: I’ve updated my resume to reflect what I believe is a better understanding of my calling from God. Resume here. Entertaining thought just for fun: The likes of NSA and other “security” … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged employment, mission, resume, technology
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Cyber Warfare
Standard disclaimer: I’m not an expert in computer technology. I’m just farther down the road than a lot of folks who find they have to learn something about computers simply because they use them so much. Most people refuse to … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, computers, debian, economics, linux, mac, technology, war, windows
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Photolog: Stormy Draper Day
I’ve reached the point where less is more when it comes to gym time. I’m shifting to twice weekly for that and four days cycling. I’ll tell you it’s all about my calling to the mission, and that I sense … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, photography, physical fitness
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Cycling: Road Test
Today I took the Harrah-Jones Loop clockwise. This time it was straight up Henney to Britton Road, but I stayed on Britton Road all the way across to Harrah (it goes much farther east). I’d only ever seen just a … Continue reading
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Tagged Britton Road, cycling, geography, Harrah Road, Indian Meridian, Luther Road, North Canadian Valley, photography
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Clarity in the Context of Coming Tribulation
If your fundamental assumptions are materialistic, then it won’t matter what flavor your political, social and economic theories are, you will always get things fundamentally wrong. The image here (click to enlarge) was derived from a typical college course on … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged economics, faith in God, government, mysticism, oppression, organizational theory, politics, social sciences, The Cult, tribulation
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