Firstly, I’ll have to admit that whilst some people collect stamps, coins, or other more conventional items, I have a habit of collecting, playing with, and then reselling, laptop computers. I only started owning more than one laptop when I bought an IBM Thinkpad T40 to replace my ageing Dell Latitude CPi A400XT back in [...]
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A brief chat with a friend of mine on Tuesday, plus my leading at church on Sunday night, has prompted me to have a read of this book by Dietrich Bonhoeffer. I know a little bit of his story, and his imprisonment in a Nazi concentration camp in World War II, so it will be [...]
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Ray Hadley’s just announced this on this historic night of the Centenary Test between Australia and New Zealand. Story forthcoming, but the irony of his passing on a night when the Team of the Century (he was announced last month as the coach of the century) is being presented at the SCG is just staggering.
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