Monthly Archives: October 2006

Daily Bread – bible reading resource

I’ve always struggled with self-discipline when it comes to reading the bible regularly or having a consistent prayer life. I’ve tried numerous different methods over the year but the only constant seems to be me failing to stick with them. … Continue reading

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Celtx

Celtx is essentially a free script writing program. It is free as in beer – you don’t have to pay for it – and free as in speech – you can view and make changes to the source code, if … Continue reading

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Haikus are Easy

Spotted via No One’s Listening: Threadless.com is an on-going tee shirt design competition, anyone can submit their design and if it gets a high enough score and is chosen by the Threadless crew it will be printed and sold from … Continue reading

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Akismet

Akismet is a spam filtering plugin for blogs. It stands for Automattic Kismet – Automattic is the company which funds the project and also employs most of the WordPress developers. Kismet meaning fate or fortune. I guess that means that … Continue reading

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PraiseHymns

Last year for our church carols event we played some contemporary arrangements of classic carols. We got those from the PraiseCarols collection and we plan to use them again this year. The folk who produced that album and sheet music … Continue reading

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DesktopBSD woes

DesktopBSD is an operating system for your computer. It is a customised FreeBSD installation which is designed to offer a powerful, easy to install system designed to meet the needs of most desktop users. BSD is a version of UNIX® … Continue reading

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Wentworth Falls

Priscilla and I made it up to Wentworth Falls last weekend. I hadn’t been up there, or at least stopped there, for quite a few years (possibly in the early 90′s sometime). A nice warm spring day with not too … Continue reading

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