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Husker du?

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Pardon my abysmal Danish, if you will, but ‘do you remember’ (husker du?) when a CGA monitor was the hot thing in computers? Are you old enough to even know what a CGA monitor was?
I’ll be honest with you … I’m old enough to more than simply remember that time; I’m old [...]

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Publisher finds missing link

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Just thought you’d want to know, you of PDA fame, that there is no reason to lose your RV’s anymore.
Although I am working on an even better system, let me tell you how a $20 bill could change your life forever.
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E-books save real bucks

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Just a tip to point you toward an excellent research resource. Project Gutenberg digitizes books that are in the public domain (either placed there intentionally or whose copyright has expired) and distributes them via the internet.
You can choose to donate a reasonable sum, but the material is provided at no particular [...]

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Mercy — not sacrifice

(2 Peter 3:16) speaking about these things as he does also in all [his] letters. In them, however, are some things hard to understand, which the untaught and unsteady are twisting, as [they do] also the rest of the Scriptures, to their own destruction.
Paul was writing under inspiration when he wrote those words that were [...]

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End of the line?

I took down most of the previous content. Although begun with great intentions, it suffered from the lack of a clearly defined ‘mission’ and was, all things considered, pretty bad. It got the axe a couple of days ago. It’s not on the Google “Way Back Machine” … so it’s just gone.
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Changes ’round here

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Just a short note to let keep you posted about some incremental progress I’ve been making with getting the RV system into your hands. Today I visited my credit card processor, Authorize.net, and got another copy of the verification seal code so that I could post it here.

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I should be getting some good photos of the RV System in the coming week. Behind the scenes I’ll get the e-commerce stuff lines up and then, once the photos are posted and linked to, the doors will open for business.

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User ImageBr. Bill (Check me out!) @ August 14, 2008

Change in the wind

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When I began blogging, I had several ideas as to what I wanted my blog to be. I’ve learned that ’several ideas’ are far too many.


I don’t feel as if I’ve been doing you, my reader, justice.

I’m going to narrow my focus somewhat. I’m going to combine my blogs (5, technically speaking) into just three. I’m going to drop the tech blog and the beliefs blog, rolling their occasional posts into this blog. This blog, in turn, will become an extension from a static website. The existing links will work until further notice.

So:
| –> photo gallery
| –> e-commerce catalog (my art)
Static website | –> general blog (here, will include the tech and beliefs blogs)
| –> Michigan blog ( soon to get its own URL)
| –> organic gardening (stays where it is for the moment)

With plenty of links for hopping between them. (Of course!)

I am going to drop most of the advertising from the general interest blog. I’ll leave the adv. for my ISP. I think that they’ve given me good value and I’m confident that they’ll do the same for you. And I might continue with display ads “below the crease” if I can find some that pay better than adsense. I’m not satisfied with my income level from adsense. If I was counting on it for the groceries, I’d have died months ago.

The Michigan blog will get a reasonable level of advertising. I will certainly be looking for ads from Michigan-based family-oriented tourist destinations, sports outfitters, hospitality providers and car rental companies.

I do not consider a go-go bar a ‘family-oriented tourist destination’.

So … I’m off to Toledo for a weekend. I’ll see you when I get back.

Bill

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User ImageBr. Bill (Check me out!) @ July 3, 2008

Hey ma, look who’s here!

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According to my logs, so far for the month of June 2008, I have had visitors from each of the following countries:

us United States nl Netherlands my Malaysia au Australia eu European country (???) ca Canada hk Hong Kong gb Great Britain de Germany es Spain no Norway fr France at Austria se Sweden jp Japan pt Portugal br Brazil za South Africa cn China lt Lithuania dk Denmarksg Singapore cl Chile  be Belgium ee Estonia bg Bulgaria lv Latvia in India hr Croatia gr Greece tw Taiwan ch Switzerland it Italy pl Poland mn Mongolia mx Mexico

That’s 36 countries … or a little over 10% of the world. Not too bad. Not too bad. I notice that some of these countries ban my religion. That raises my level of responsibility. I’ll do what I can to pass along some spiritual food. Use the comment provision to make the communication a two-way street. I am only fluent in English, but if your language uses an alphabet that looks somewhat like English, I’ll find a way to read it.

I’d love to play “collect the flag” with you … do you have a friend in another nation you could steer this way at least once?

Once I say a heartfelt “Thank You”, (Maasha Danke, Muchas Gracias, Danke Shoen, Merci Beaucoup) what more can I say?

 

 

Seriously, what topics would you like me to tackle?

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User ImageBr. Bill (Check me out!) @ June 23, 2008

A little one on one at a time

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I watched the young lad struggle with the grass clippers. They were too big for his hands, dull and it was too hot to be working in the sun. I stopped the mower, called him over to me and asked him if he was ready to take a break. Like any other seven year old, he was ready. So was I. That sun was tormenting us.

So we got into my pickup truck, rolled down the windows, buckled in and off we went to the corner gas station. We could see it from where we were, but it was just too hot to walk across the sea of concrete to get there.

It wasn’t all that long ago that the life of that seven year olds’ mother was taken in a drive-by shooting that may have been no more than a gang initiation. A senseless rite of passage for a senseless generation.
It takes more than a bullet to prove your manhood, punk. It takes a lifetime. My young friend is closer to being a man than you are.

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User ImageBr. Bill (Check me out!) @ May 5, 2008

Was the neuroverse designed?

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As I look at these two photos, I am inspired to consider that the two probably had the same designer. After all, if a design works, it is normal for a human designer to work out variations of it and apply these variations to additional projects. Why not the designer of the universe?

Additionally, there is grist for a sci-fi book in here based on the possibility that the universe itself might be a cogitative being and all we can see are the nearest neurons. This would mean that we, the ‘highest’ life form are much, much further down the food chain than we thought. At most, it would appear that we have the ability to destroy a single neuron … the one we are sitting on. More likely, we will sicken it and a phage will come along to clean us out.

Care to comment? Follow the link below for a peek at the photos.

A Brain Cell is the Same as the Universe

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User ImageBr. Bill (Check me out!) @ May 5, 2008

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