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In a nutshell I want people to be able to leave comments without me having to "approve" them - they appear immediately. But I also want to keep out spam. The anti-spam module for some reason was marking all comments - including my own - as spam. I have since added the Disqus plugin which hopefully will allow anyone with a free Disqus account to be able to leave comments that appear immediately. So far it appears to be working nicely.-
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Daily Archives: April 13, 2010
Father Moses and cross-cultural ministry
Stories do not come much more beautiful than this. The New York Times deserves profound gratitude for a magnificent article on Father Moses Berry who is an Orthodox priest in a small rural village in Missouri. Like most Orthodox priests … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Ethnicity and race, Missiology, Orthodoxy, Worship and Liturgy
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So perhaps racial epithets were indeed used (or) Red card game over
Associated Press has published an article challenging strongly some of the evidence and arguments advanced to refute claims the N-word was used against members of the Congressional Black Caucus. If the article is correct this is deeply troubling on several … Continue reading
Posted in Ethnicity and race, Healthcare, Media, News, Politics
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Graveyard of the staplers
After two years finally a stapler that works. The two leaning staplers work great. The others comprise our very own graveyard of the staplers. From the church office work room.
Ugliness at Cornell, Tea Party support, leave Barney Frank alone (or) Morning coffee
The more the left tries to stop the Tea Party movement using various means the more it grows. You would think that with the ongoing “stupid and evil fringe extremists” narrative the number of people who identify with the movement … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Ethnicity and race, News, Politics, Propaganda, Women
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