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21
Oct
2009
Shabby, God-haunted Saints

17 days ago by Travis Tamerius

Over the past year, our church has been studying the life of King David. David has always been a fascinating and complex figure. The stories which have been preserved describe him as both a warrior and poet; a Don Corleone godfather and a pious, sweet singer of psalms. At times, he is thoughtful and ...

Tasting Life Twice - travistamerius.com · Rank: 198,174

01
Sep
2009
One Month With... The Book Sense

68 days ago by Ranger1138

I’ll say this upfront. There is nothing wrong with the Victor Reader Stream. It is a good unit, well designed and it has some great features. For me, however, I found that there were some things about the Book Sense that were more appealing to the type of user that I am. So if you choose to stay wit ...

The Ranger Station - therangerstation.blogspot.com · 9 references

17
Aug
2009
The End of Suffering, Scott Cairns

82 days ago by Travis Tamerius

My friend Scott Cairns has authored a new book entitled The End of Suffering: Finding Purpose in Pain. Its sudden appearance in the mail was timely: I had just been reading about the “protest theism” of writers like Twain and Melville and was preparing for the funeral of one of my uncles. The small ...

Tasting Life Twice - travistamerius.com · Rank: 198,174

16
Aug
2009
Reading the Face of the River

84 days ago by Travis Tamerius

“The face of the water, in time, became a wonderful book – a book that was a dead language to the uneducated passenger, which told its mind to me without reserve, delivering its most cherished secrets as clearly as if it uttered them with a voice. And it was not a book to be read once and thrown asi ...

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19
Jul
2009
The More Real World of the Wonderful

112 days ago by Travis Tamerius

When we have drunk our tea, Mum reads to me. I lie on the cot under the army alphabet chart. She reads C.S. Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Lucy is in the land where it will never be summer, snow crunches underfoot. The sultry afternoon, pale with light-washing sun and the faint hum of ...

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07
Jul
2009
An Ideology of Abundance

123 days ago by Travis Tamerius

A theme has appeared in conversations of late – the availability of resources worldwide and the kind of living (individually and socially) that maximizes the well-being of all. A few days ago Caleb asked me, “what would happen to Africa if no one did anything to help them?” We discussed basic econom ...

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06
Jul
2009
Reading Books in the Age of the Internet

124 days ago by Travis Tamerius

This summer I’ve been reading up on how new technologies are changing the way we learn and live. I’ve been weighing the different viewpoints, from critics who warn of how these new technologies are diminishing certain important capacities (higher order thinking, sustained concentration, social skill ...

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03
Jul
2009
GW Micro comes out swinging-- announces Book Sense pricing, enters NLS ...

127 days ago by Ron Graham

I’ve been using and loving my Victor Reader Stream since late February of last year. I’ve been hooked on it since day one. The reason I believe this quickly became Humanware’s best-selling product of all time is that they provided a tool that was needed at a time when it was needed most. And, they d ...

Access Ability - accessability.blogspot.com · Rank: 119,075 · 31 references

The Book Sense makes sense

128 days ago by Wayne

Greetings. I have yet to place my order for this new and exciting device, and I'm already posting about it here on my blog. The Book Sense is one of the newest book reading/MP3 playing devices out there. Rather than me ramble through lots of features, let me point you to two resources. The first is ...

Wayne's blog - wayneism.blogspot.com · Rank: 100,848 · 6 references

28
Jun
2009
A Story With ‘The Grip’: The Lost City of Z

133 days ago by Travis Tamerius

Since childhood I’ve been fascinated by stories – be they those of Paul Harvey, which I listened to or read with regularity or those told by my colorful uncles at our family reunions. Since college and an excellent class on Spanish-Mesoamerican contact (which coincided with the 500th anniversary of ...

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