January 2012
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"Oh, I don't love you. But I always will."
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December 2011
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these good-byes are becoming increasingly difficult.
November 2011
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Mark Driscoll says Yoga is Demonic →
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I guess I shouldn’t do yoga anymore…
Although Driscoll makes a number of valid points within the piece, I was surprised to find that his principal theological sentiments were seemingly at odds with Justin Holcomb, a fellow pastor at Mars Hill Church. In a recent post on the Resurgence website, Holcomb discusses how Christians should respond and relate to Halloween. Refuting Pat...
October 2011
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Notes From a Dragon Mom →
A beautifully written piece by Emily Rapp
And there’s this: parents who, particularly in this country, are expected to be superhuman, to raise children who outpace all their peers, don’t want to see what we see. The long truth about their children, about themselves: that none of it is forever.
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Service-Learning
Over the past couple of years, I have had the privilege of working with a group of Cornell students, faculty members, and administrators to strengthen the University’s commitment to service-learning and public engagement. Yesterday, Cornell announced plans for a new Center for Community Engaged Learning and Research, and I couldn’t be more excited. The new Center will “make community-based...
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Prayer does not equip us for greater works—prayer is the greater work.
– Oswald Chambers
September 2011
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August 2011
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tell-tale signs of aging
the highlight of your day consists of calculating how much you saved with your bonus rewards card at the supermarket.
Self-denial is never a virtue in itself. It has value precisely in proportion to...
– John Piper
July 2011
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June 2011
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May 2011
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April 2011
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The WVIL Concept Camera
Source: http://www.artefactgroup.com/wvil/
Grandpas Say the Darndest Things
I have bought a electronic dictionary to commemorate your graduation.
I want you to make the best use of the dictionary, so the dictionary is a treasure house of knowleage. It must be convenient for you to have this dictionary.
할아버지가 너가 한글을 잘 모를 것 같에서 엉터리 영어로 적어 보았다. Do you follow me? (=Do you understand what I say?) 지금은 세계가 지구촌(global villige)시대 이니까 foreign language를 구사할줄 아라야 된다. 특히...
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The Served
Artist Statement
Photography in the international context is frequently employed as a medium to illuminate the dire needs of the world’s hungry, sick, poor, and oppressed. Contemporary media is saturated with images of dying children, mourning families, and divided communities. Photographers and photojournalists who work abroad resolutely defend their photographs often on the...
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It’s 6:11 AM, and I’ve finally put the finishing touches on my exhibition proposal. Although I’m ridiculously exhausted, I’m excited and looking forward to next week when these sketches will translate into an actual exhibit at the Carol Tatkon Center.
Please stay tuned.
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One of my favorite 누나’s in the world, who I actually had the pleasure of serving with while in Japan, recently completed a installation at a renowned department store in Korea. So, if you’re anywhere near 신세계 백화점, please go check her work out!
미선 누나, I still can’t believe you made that all out of paper. I only wish I could have seen it in person. 축하 해요!
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The Story of Big Binks
On a seemingly ordinary brisk March night, four friends decided to make a quick stop at a local Walgreens in Queens, NY. While searching for their respective lotions, hair products, and essential toiletries, the Four serendipitously stumbled upon Big Binks. Now Binks was no ordinary bunny; Binks was big – really big. But there was something about Big Binks – apart from his enormous size – that...