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:: Saturday, December 31, 2005 ::
Twelve Most Intersting Pictures of 2005
     
     
Flickr rates photos on 'interestingness'. When a pic breaks into my personal top twenty, I add it to the Most Instersting of 2005 set. Fifty One Photos from 2005 that flickr thought were somewhat interesting. I'll let you know when I get my first 'interesting' shot of 2006.
- Peace
:: Dave King 15:20 ::
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:: Thursday, December 29, 2005 ::
Treasure Box Game
Treasure Box an artistic point and click puzzle. Great artwork and interesting sound.
As seen on the Resonate Canada E-mail Discussion List.
- Peace
:: Dave King 10:14 ::
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:: Friday, December 23, 2005 ::
B.B. King Christmas
iTunes says I have 9.7 hours of Christmas music on file. It's an eclectic mix. Bruce Cockburn singing traditional Christmas songs from all over the world, One Bad Pig's Christmas Time from Swine Flew, Six pence None the Richer's cover of You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch from a radio sampler I was sent back in 96. It started out as a random collection but over the few years I've started looking out for unique Christmas music. I have six versions of Silent Night, got to have something to break that up.
I was in A&B Sound hoping to snag a last minute gift, no luck. While hunting I did stumble on B.B. King The Christmas Collection. I've always been attracted to the dark side of Christmas, so a collection of Christmas songs by a blues master just spoke to me. It's a great disk mixing classic blues and themes of Christmas both joyful and painful. B.B. King fits right in with the punk, techno, classical, metal, celtic and jazz that makes up my giant Christmas mix tape. May your Christmas have room for a little Lucille.
- Peace
:: Dave King 22:51 ::
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Merry Christmas
 We're getting ready to head to Edmonton for Christmas and fighting the flue. Yay! I didn't want to forget to wish you all a Merry Christmas!
- Peace
:: Dave King 10:17 ::
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:: Thursday, December 22, 2005 ::
Prayerful Imagination
crowds of people traveling back to their home town things to do arrangements to make our frantic Christmas season same as the first
I don't know anyone who would travel like that with a mother expectant
why was Marry there was it not safe at home perhaps those who thought Joseph should have divorced her, punished her would make it so if she did not journey as well
did some of then make it Bethlehem first talking of Joseph and his 'bride' and what should be done and so there was no room at the inn
The manger was a safe place simple, dirty but safe
Is that why they were still in Bethlehem two years later? Even in the days of Cesar Augustus it did not take two years to be counted
the Prince of Peace has been entering dark and painful situations from the beginning
my entry in our advent journal.
:: Dave King 10:28 ::
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:: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 ::
Pause for Christmas
1 Corinthians 13 - A Christmas version.
- Peace Dave
:: Dave King 14:20 ::
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Show us your beaver
While our City Council debates what to do with our zoo (half want to tear it down the other half want to make it a world class zoo) some of us just enjoy it while we have it.
This is Bo who was orphaned and rescued young so she can’t be released back into the wild. Bo loves attention and for the record beavers are VERY soft.
Watch out for the killer-vampire-beaver…
Bo isn’t biting she is actually doing a mating display. I guess my wife looks and smells good to all species.
Have a merry Christmas everyone; always remember whose birthday it really is.
:: Michael 09:28 ::
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:: Saturday, December 17, 2005 ::
Fish For the Element
Now that I have the brag plate I guess I need to get one of those Fish for the Element.
- Peace
:: Dave King 08:21 ::
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:: Friday, December 16, 2005 ::
Not Clear on the Concept
I got this from a reliable source. It's a real goodbye email. The names have been changed to protect the silly.
As tomorrow is my last day with SomeCompany, I want to take this opportunity to say goodbye.
I have enjoyed my time with SomeCompany both professionally and personally, with the friends I have made here. I will miss SomeCompany but am looking forward to new challenges that await me in my new position.
If you wish to stay in touch, my email is bob@somecompany.ca
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,
Bob
Sorry to break this to you Bob, but when you leave, they will turn off your email.
- Peace
:: Dave King 17:34 ::
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:: Thursday, December 15, 2005 ::
With Friends Like These
With conservative friends like Ralph Klein and George Bush does Stephen Harper need enemies?
- Peace
:: Dave King 12:21 ::
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:: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 ::
Dallas Willard on 'Quiet Times'
Quiet times as we have construed them do not work for most people. I suggest people set aside longer periods of time less frequently. We must have space for extended periods. Intensity in any discipline is so important. A shower ever few days is much more effective than a few small drips every day. As seen on not all who wander are lost.
- Peace
:: Dave King 18:04 ::
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:: Monday, December 12, 2005 ::
Man loses bet by staying alive
Who needs life insurance when you've got bookies? Man loses bet by staying alive
- Peace
:: Dave King 12:49 ::
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:: Sunday, December 11, 2005 ::
Genuine Intimacy
Our culture is starved for community. It is hungry for genuine intimacy since we no longer have the basic social structure, skills or time to learn how to develop it. Genuine intimacy requires deliberate and dilligent practise. Simply to have the name church does not mean we are a real community. Most churches are quite atrocious when it comes to truly welcoming strangers. If our churches will truly be Church and nurture profound intimacy and generous hospitality for which our culture is desperate, it will require schooling, sanctification, sacrifice and suffering.
Marva Dawn's with Eugene Peterson from The Unneseccary Pastor. Another Peterson book I'm adding to my to read list. Thank Santosh for the quote.
- Peace
:: Dave King 21:41 ::
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Heritage Park
Spent a couple of hours on Saturday at Heritage Park with some folk from the Calgary Flickr Group. I've tagged pics from the adventure as CalgaryFlickrMeetUpDec05.
- Peace
:: Dave King 21:16 ::
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:: Thursday, December 08, 2005 ::
Anne Rice on the Historical Jesus
"What gradually came clear to me was that many of the skeptical arguments- arguments that insisted most of the Gospel were suspect, for, or written too late to be eyewitness accounts- lacked coherence... Absurd conclusions were reached on the basis of little or no data at all." ("Christ the Lord", by Anne Rice, pg 313, Knopf Canada) Yes that's the same Anne Rice who was all the rage in the Goth sceen when I was growing up with her Vampire novels.
As seen on Emergent Voyageurs.
- Peace
:: Dave King 21:52 ::
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:: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 ::
WIFI in Inglewood
The Rouge or someone near The Rouge has an open WIFI point. :) - Peace
:: Dave King 20:20 ::
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:: Sunday, December 04, 2005 ::
You Might Be Emerging If...
Mostly Visual Cues of the Emerging Church movement.
As seen on Waving or Drowning.
- Peace
:: Dave King 21:37 ::
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It's Winter in Canada eh?
Yesterday morning it was about -18c (-0.4F) and I was standing out side of Wallmart ringing bells for the Salvation Army. People made a big deal of this, asking me why I was standing out side, would Wallmart not let me inside? They asked the staff who told them that yes they had asked me to come in. One woman bought me hot chocolate to drink, Thanks that was nice. Another said I deserved a medal and then put $20 in the kettle.
It's winter in Canada people! Have we forgotten what it's like to be out side in the cold? What does it say about our Canadianess if we're shocked that someone would prefer to be out side even in the cold. I had a touque, gloves, my warm leather jacket and hiking boots. I wasn't out there in shorts, thought I did see one guy in shorts yesterday. I don't know if it's just Calgary where we've gone form +18c (64.4F) to -18 in week or if modern Canadians have just gotten really good at avoiding the Great White North.
As for me, I'll take the kettle out side. It's Canada, it's Christmas, it should be cold!
- Peace
:: Dave King 13:25 ::
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:: Saturday, December 03, 2005 ::
For Tim and Jen
 Jen and Tim seemed to need a bit more evidence that the brag plate was real. I hope this does the trick.
:: Dave King 15:15 ::
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:: Thursday, December 01, 2005 ::
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