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Quick GIMP-ing Tricks
I don’t pretend to be a photographer or graphics artist; I’m just a guy telling stories and adding a few pictures. I’m hardly a master of GIMP or any other kind of image editing software. I don’t have the interest … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged art, communications, GIMP, photography
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Odds and Ends
Odds and Ends There have been at least two folks ask me for help with recent “Patch Tuesday” updates for Win7. It’s mostly patches failing or borking something else. The few times I could stand to run Win7 on any … Continue reading
Photo Log 5: Brutal Loop
No pain, no gain. Today we cross over into Cleveland County to the south and visit the nastiest hills in my area. The baddest climbs are on Hiwasee Road south of where I reside, but we have to take a … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, fitness, geography, history, nature, photography, sensory heart
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Backporting Your Assumptions
In software development lingo, “backporting” is making adjustments in software code so that it works on some older OS. Software development typically takes place using the latest and greatest software environment. Backporting often means rewriting the code so that it … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged ANE, Aristotle, Backporting, civilization, epistemology, intellectual background, Nebuchadnezzar, philosophy, scripture, software development
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Photo Log 4: Jones Loop
The Jones Loop is a rectangle. As you might expect, when virtually every road you take is laid out in a grid, it matters not how you zigzag in between, if you hit the four sides of the rectangle, you’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, fitness, geography, health, Indian Meridian, Luther Road
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Tertiary: Question is the Answer
Pardon me while I blather for a moment. I can tell you my story and my answers, but I won’t pretend to have much more than the provisional decisions I make for myself. And tomorrow I might change my mind. … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Moral reasoning, mysticism, news, social mythology, social sciences
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Gentle Heart
It’s a simple idea: Gentle is the opposite of brutal. Whenever I have encountered folks with a brutal streak, it boils down to a handful of things, sometimes in combination — self-righteousness, genuine hatred (rejoicing in someone else’s suffering), other … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged culture, family, heart-mind, human suffering, moral consciousness, propaganda, psychology, scripture, spirituality
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Teaching the Young
If you follow what I teach here, you realize quickly how powerful it is. At the same time, you realize how few people will taken interest. It’s a paradox that those of us who understand Creation and God’s revelation best … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged children, education, food, health, nature, sensory heart, survival
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Psalm 53
This is quite similar to Psalm 14. While we can only guess, perhaps it’s appearance here in Book 2 simply means it was used in a different context, which would give it a different emphasis. We see it has a … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, divine revelation, heart-mind, King David, moral consciousness, Psalms
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Photo Log 3: Watkins Lake Loop
“It’s good training!” That’s what we tell ourselves when something unexpected mars your training exercise. Today’s journey takes us straight east and into Pottawatomie County. The route is mostly a matter of SE 44th one way and SE 59th the … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Dale Bottom, eastern oklahoma county, fitness, geography, health, North Canadian River, North Canadian Valley
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