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Rufus Jones
I finally obtained a copy of The Trail of Live in the Middle Years, and found two things which might be of interest to others. When Friend Rufus began his life's work of reforming American and world Quakerdom in the spirit of George Fox he took inspiration from the ancient Fathers of the Greek Church, no doubt Clement of Alexandria most of all, ( Read more... ) -
Cross-posting test
I have gone back on LJ. Now let's see whether what I post there turns up on FB. -
I'm back!
Did you miss me? -
Livejournal test
Does this repost, or not? -
Whither tonight
The Tantra Center? The Lafayette? Or bed and a book? -
November Eve Approaches
And I don't know what to write.
Perhaps my celebration of the season will be limited to Brenna's do at Je'Bon Wednesday night. So be it. There were other nights, other years. Indeed, I recall an early November evening at Galapagos in Brooklyn, and have a YouTube link to remind me of it. And Veteran's Day, as we name the end date of the War to ( Read more... ) -
Facebook Down
A fantasy story about a network for bunnywabbits. Oh, wait...
In related news. Got bored with Ancient Faith Radio. Went back to WQXR. That's boring too.
Did I mention that my FB friend Ray recorded a webinar about the current Numis Network promotion? If you are curious about what I have been blathering on about, check out http://promo.arisbe. ( Read more... ) -
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From White Harlem to Old Byzantium
Spent yesterday afternoon in a comfy chair in reading room next to the old Philosophy Library with Dvornik's history of the Photian schism and Centuries of Meditations, neither of which were on the shelves of the old PL. I am a bit more gruntled about the removal of the philosophy books to a room by the entrance and of the portraits to God knows ( Read more... ) -
Social Media and Me
I'm a Yahoo! groupie. At least I was. I had been active on E-groups when Yahoo! acquired them, and remained active, especially since Yahoo! had acquired my webmail host, Rocketmail. I joined quite a few groups, many quite esoteric, with few posts a week, or even a month. Then, around 2002, Yahoo! seemed to give up on groups, and the interface ( Read more... )