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anthrakia: (This sermon marks the opening of a term of the civil and criminal courts, and is officially addressed to the judges and officers of the court, exhorting them to deal justly.) His sermon was called "National Apostasy," and denounced the Nation for turning away from God, and for regarding the Church as a mere institution of society, rather than as the prophetic voice of God, commissioned by Him to warn and instruct the people. The sermon was a nationwide sensation, and is considered to be the beginning of the religious revival known as the Tractarian Movement (so called because of a series of 90 Tracts, or pamphlets addressed to the public, which largely influenced the course of the movement) or as the Oxford Movement (not to be confused with the Oxford Group -- led by Frank Buchman and also called Moral Re-Armament, or MRA -- which came a century later and was quite different). (via Cosmos)
The Elegant Variation: Looking at the x-rays, his doctor commented, “This is the hip of a guy who, if he were just a weekend warrior, would have problems with everyday living.” Instead, Floyd has turned in one of the most remarkable years we’ve seen in modern cycling. I knew Landis had injured his hip years ago, but I had no idea the condition had become chronic. (via Cosmos)
Gordon & Susan in Korea: So far the mold hasn't come back, but it seems to have tried to attack Susan and she's been fighting off something in her throat for almost a week now. She's progressing well and we're looking forward to the end of the rainy season - which should be.... (via Cosmos)
Quest for Abundant Life: Faith Links Anabaptism Radical Pietism Church of the BrethrenMennonite Church Anabaptist Map Camp Mack Third Way Cafe Christian Peacemaker Teams Intentional Communities M.A.L.Es The Ooze Next Wave Method X Tracker School Nature Skills Speak Lakota (via Cosmos)
Ghost Town Orange: Christian LinksMennonite Church USA Mennonite Central Committee Mennonite Media Mennonite Glossary Sacred Space daily prayer with Irish Jesuits Commentaries on the Lectionary Laughing Bird Scripture Paraphrases New Lutheran Hymnal (Texts) (via Cosmos)
[Jasonsalas.com] The Jason Salas Experience: December 2005: I've made it no secret that even though my company, a TV/radio station and web shop in Guam, does a lot of archival of our own video in our webcast archives, we're planning on strategically having a limited amount of our stuff exposed through Google Video as well so that more people discover our work. But even though we plan to mirror some of the multimedia content we publish to our own site, certainly many companies will forego the traditional approach of self-hosting from their own properties and publish exclusively to Google Video, sacrificing traffic to their own site for greater exposure.
[Crypticide.com] alec muffett :: dropsafe :: 2005: They're a tragic event, but there's been nowhere near the nationaloutpouring of grief that the USA experienced after 9/11, probablybecause over the years the IRA has likewise been bombing us andkilling people - 21 here, 28 there, a streetcleaner caught in theblast of a large City building, and Guardsmen and Horses on paradeelsewhere - so the 50+ that these morons killed is a big tragedy, butI beieve that the UK's national psyche is somewhat inoculated towardsbombing and what Dubya calls "terrer".
[Feeds.popoever.net] Gregarius » Items by redbarren: Dave Winer is like a geeks version of Steve Jobs : Imagine a Big Tech Tradeshow + Dave Winer with the turtleneck on, OPML 2.0 spec (written down on a napkin from a blogger meeting he went to in his MPV with GPS giving him the wrong directions - all podcasted a year back) Anyway flashforward, so Dave is on stage talking about the billions that has been spent on RSS by companies such as New York Times, and Yahoo, but from the back pocket of the chinos comes the napkin, and he says, not lighting a cigarette - "But Wait, this time we'd thought we could make it even better. It's Bigger than RSS - subscribe to the best of a topic not just one source.
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