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May 2006
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emerging, icons, spirituality, universalism
It’s a Jesulope!
05.22.06 | Permalink | 2 CommentsPeacebang points us to Matt Stone's Eclectic Itchings, an "emerging spirituality" blog with several cool icon collections, including my two new favorite Jesii, Jesulope and Alien Jesus. Good content too. A generously ecumenical take on spirituality — Christianity, paganism, Judaism, Buddhism and more — that doesn't get bogged down into a gooey New Age melting […]
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Life without insurance
05.22.06 | Permalink | 4 CommentsLast week our co-pays at the pharmacy totalled $85, for prescriptions valued at just under $1000. How are any of us sick people supposed to survive without insurance? How do folks make it?
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adblock, bug, extensions, firefox, firefox-extensions, new-york-times, nytimes
Problems with nytimes.com on Firefox, Mac?
Ever since the nytimes.com redesign launched, I’ve had trouble getting pages to load. Here’s the exact scenario: I click on a story off the RSS feed in my toolbar. Usually it will load. But any subsequent pages I click on from inside the site do not. I suspect it’s the Adblock extension that’s doing that, […]
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How to be a leader
05.18.06 | Permalink | 12 CommentsI recently got a burr in my saddle to write a best selling book on Leadership. This is a really good idea, especially since I happen to be a Leader myself. "How do I know if I am a Leader?" you may ask. If you have to ask, then you are not a Leader. Real […]
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Chutney’s rhythm method
05.18.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Chutney’s rhythm methodLest anyone think I post irregularly—I’m looking at you, 9rules—I have decided to divulge Chutney’s secret rhythm method for blogging. Posting frequency here follows a ten to fifteen day cycle, with a peak and trough at either end, with days off for berry picking and on-site injuries. Sort of a biorhythms approach, but with the […]
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kindness
Intentional acts of kindness, in three acts
05.17.06 | Permalink | 3 CommentsAct 1: Last fall I co-taught a course at church on fundamentalisms. Ten weeks long with homework assigned. Charged $35 because that seems to help people take something seriously and show up consistently. More learning that way. This past Sunday, one of the class members, a newcomer to the church, came up to thank me […]
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