Monthly Archives: July 2004

Holiday – July 2004

I’m on holiday! Jane and I have just bought a house (see another post about that) and so are saving money by holidaying at home. But it’s been fun: cycling, reinstalling Windows XP (fun?!), a trip to Inverness, a trip … Continue reading

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Godflesh

My mate Max (http://www.dermagraphic.info/) introduced me to Godflesh years and years ago. In my opinion Streetcleaner was the best thing they did. On Tuesday I bought Messiah; as far as I can tell: lost tracks that have resurfaced and been … Continue reading

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Comedy gigs

Comedy / Theatre that I’ve been to Die (21 August 2003, Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh Fringe) Dave Gorman’s Googlewhack Adventure (10 August 2003, George Square Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe) Phil Kay (17 January 2003, Eden Court, Inverness) Lee Hurst (9 November 2000, … Continue reading

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Resizing partitions in XP

I’ve just spent the last couple of hours re-partitioning my second hard disk. A simple task in Windows XP. When I say re-partitioning I mean exactly that: none of this dynamic re-partitioning nonsense, like trying to resize your living room … Continue reading

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The Lesson

My friend Nick sent me this by e-mail: Then Jesus took his disciples up the mountain and gathering them around him taught them saying: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven. Blessed are they that … Continue reading

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How on Earth did Jesus become a God?

I’m really excited! In October we’ve invited Professor Larry Hurtado, Professor of New Testament Language, Literature and Theology at New College, the University of Edinburgh, to give a lecture on the title “How on Earth did Jesus become a God?” Continue reading

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Ministry Team Quiet Day

I was on a Ministry Team quiet day at Carberry Tower, about 9 miles from Edinburgh. After morning coffee (a glass of milk for me) and Morning Prayer (Year 2, Week B) we descended into silence for 3 hours. Well, … Continue reading

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