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Computers – Who Needs Them?

Posted on February 22, 2008 by joe

That’s how it seemed yesterday. Between setup, a wedding and a meeting, the day went flying past. Barely time between the happenings to get ready for the next one. Although very busy, did enjoy the day. Nathaniel and Joshua had a sleep-in (sleep over) at Harvest Church in downtown Richmond. The youth group they participate in on Monday nights was doing a “Youth Sunday” this morning, so they were all going to be there all night practicing and worshipping. We got their sleeping bags out, and because of the appproaching storm, had them take flashlights. Memories of our last outage…

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Go Figure!

Posted on February 22, 2008 by joe

Interesting article today in one of the computer “trade” papers about Windows Vista. You can find the article here. Vista is not something I want here yet – too many horror stories about problems or difficulties getting things done. Some of you know that for the past several years my computers have used OS/2 for an operating system. Started that when Windows was a baby (3.0) and did not work well. This year, I finally converted my computer to XP simply because of all the things I wanted to do that OS/2 couldn’t quite do or do well, like graphics,…

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The Approaching Storm

Posted on February 22, 2008 by joe

Got started on 2 Peter 1, and immediately noticed that the writer sounded like giving instructions to someone building a wall. Especially in 5-8. You take faith to moral excellence to knowledge then self-control to perseverance to godliness to brotherly kindness then love. He says that if these things or qualities are mine (yours) and are growing or increasing, then we are not “useless”. That sense of usefulness or uselessness has to do with the true knowledge of Jesus. You can’t have knowledge if you don’t study or attempt to learn! Peter was talking to Christians who were falling prey…

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