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Ann&Chris in Cameroon: O Canada
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Sunday, November 2, 2008. Well, the ever-fabulous Kerry was pretty much the event mastermind, and directed us all in producing an impressive feast! The first step: we cleared all the furniture out of Kerry's apartment and cobbled together a looong table, bringing in chairs, tables, and dishes from other apartments until there was enough for all. Lots of neighbors worked together to prepare all those delicious Thanksgiving foods everyone loves, and laid them on the table. A few people arrived. Everyone wa...
Ann&Chris in Cameroon: November 2007
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Friday, November 30, 2007. Wednesday, November 28, 2007. We saw a little red motorcycle at the hangar that is actually two-wheel drive; one of the pics above shows the additional drive chain on the front wheel. The wheels are fuel reservoirs. SIL is experimenting with this vehicle for use in the field; Ray told us it's narrow enough to ride down a footpath in the jungle, can climb anything, and is buoyant enough to float across rivers. Tuesday, November 27, 2007. It was not a power outage as we’d t...
Ann&Chris in Cameroon: February 2008
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Friday, February 29, 2008. Its about 3pm on Friday afternoon. Its another quiet day here for us,. And we walked up to CTC here to use the internet about an hour ago. Taxis are running again, and we hear from our friends that things are. Getting back to normal. The US embassy is suggesting people leave the. Country if they can, but what we hear from friends on the ground here is. That it looks like things are settling down, so perhaps the embassy errs. Managed to get in today, since the taxis are running.
Ann&Chris in Cameroon: Milestones
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Sunday, October 26, 2008. Well friends, the past couple weeks have included a few milestones, and what better way to celebrate than with a blog post? A blog post about all the ways I've already celebrated, that is.) First off, I said goodbye to Karen's lovely apartment. Another person was scheduled to occupy it in mid-October, so I knew I'd need to vacate the fine place where Chris and I spent our last few months together in Cameroon. Also in the days before vacating the apartment, I hosted a delightful ...
Ann&Chris in Cameroon: April 2008
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008. More photos from up north. Here are more photos from our time up north last week, in the Extreme North Province of Cameroon, near the city of Maroua. The trip was to visit granaries in villages participating in RELUFA's food sovereignty program. A granary, and a Presbyterian volunteer. Those sacks are 100 or possibly 120 kilos. The granaries we saw stored millet, sorghum, rice and corn. One of the men who welcomed us. People dressed up for our visits, especially the women. There ...
Ann&Chris in Cameroon: July 2008
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Thursday, July 31, 2008. New home at Cabtal. Cabtal is a Cameroonian Bible-translation organization, a sister organization to SIL. In addition to its offices, Cabtal rents a block of apartments, mostly to ex-pat teachers at nearby Rain Forest International School. Here, the building at right is the apartments, and at left is the offices:. Here's a closer view of the apartments:. We had actually planned to spend the last two months of our stay in the Kapteyns' dependence. The bedroom is separated from the...
Ann&Chris in Cameroon: September 2008
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008. The weekend before Chris left, our friends Ann and Ray hosted a farewell gathering involving our friends in the SIL community. Everyone gathered for a few hours at their lovely home (the very same one where we lived while they were on furough in the US) to enjoy refreshments and each other's company. The snack table was popular. Dan and Sun. Later in the evening, Dan played his guitar. And sang a Bob Dylan song (Forever Young) for us. That's how we do in Cameroon. Monday, Sep...
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Sanctity of Human Life Sunday | Out of the Miry Clay
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Out of the Miry Clay. 8230;random thoughts and musings from those whose feet are upon the Rock. Sanctity of Human Life Sunday. Today, praise God for the miracle of life. And pray that our country. Would repent of what we have done. In the name of choice and rights. 8220;For You formed my inward parts;. You wove me in my mother’s womb. I will give thanks to You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made;. Wonderful are Your works,. And my soul knows it very well.”. Laquo; A story of prayer. A story of prayer.
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Thailand 2010
April 20, 2013. April 2013 Thai Hi! Thank you for prayers. Everyone of course needs them. We do as we move headlong not hot season, close to 100 already, and endure daily ag-burn, irritating sinuses and eyes. We are busy and well, each working five days a week and helping friends or resting weekends. Sooo much to tell about and sharing of our lives and faith, as Christ's hand and feet, since "we are the body." you know that song! Working with so many cultures at school (21) is sometimes a challenge.t...
Wycliffe Project - Cameroon 2008
Wycliffe Project - Cameroon 2008. CABTAL offices/apartments in center of photo, written by Penny Lent. Penny and I are now in our Pacific Northwest home, after three good days in Belgium and only two delayed flights thereafter. But don’t ask us what time zone our bodies are in…. Bittersweet is the word to describe leaving Cameroon, but it is now time to reflect on what God has done, and catch-up with the mail! Wednesday, March 19, 2008. Double-click on the photo to get a closer view]. Do notice we took o...
Wycliffe Project - JAARS 2008
Wycliffe Project - JAARS 2008. JAARS is the technical/operations arm of Wycliffe Bible Translators. October 29, 2008. The JAARS center had a huge "Open House," which they do every three months. About 450 people came from near and far, even hours away. It was a great family day! People get to see displays and use hands-on demonstrations of types of land- sea- and air support that JAARS provides to speed Bible translation around the world. Along the road in lots of fields are what the Lent family often cal...
Wycliffe Project - Thailand 2008
Wycliffe Project - Thailand 2008. Written by Penny Lent. It's now Saturday afternoon, July 26, 4.pm, and our project is done. We are packed. Crammed into our suitcases and awaiting our taxi-vans in 30 minutes, to jet off to Bangkok for about 18 hours, then back to America! All delivery projects in the NW region and in the city went well yesterday. Jody and I survived 1,687 curves each way, going to Maehongdon! Enjoy We have to go load our luggage for the airport now. Penny. It's Wed., and preparation...
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In Thailand serves 500 children, K-12. We have accepted their request to apply and volunteer for one year beginning in January 2010. Gary’s full-time job will be in computer networking, and Penny will write, edit and be a guest teacher. (See Thailand 2010 link at left). The projects we have worked with in 2008 included ten weeks in Cameroon and four weeks in Thailand. We also were five weeks at JAARS and three weeks at SIL Dallas (no blog). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). You can contact us at:.
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gPlenty | Take a Radio Side Trip – Great Songs From All Over
Take a Radio Side Trip – Great Songs From All Over. 8220;Groovin’ Plenty “ on KFAI (90.3 and 106.7 FM Minneapolis/ St. Paul, MN USA Friday Afternoons 12PM – 2PM CST) http:/ kfai.org/groovinplenty. It’s a multi style format show that spins good music from all over: local, national, international. It doesn’t matter where a song comes from or who made it, if it grooves, Gplenty plays it. GP streams live too on Fridays from 12PM – 2PM PM – (CST) via http:/ www.kfai.org/. Share a Song You Like. August 26, 2013.
Gpleonel.com – O Blog de um Linuxer Federal
O Blog de um Linuxer Federal. Linux, partimage, boot leve e rápido parte 2. Continuando o post anterior, vamos à descrição do que eu fiz: 1º de tudo, instale uma distro limpa do ubuntu server! Depois, se seu ubuntu server for 32Bits, sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install partimage gparted …. Linux, partimage, boot leve e rápido. Pois é IPv6 vem aí. Pois é, mais uma tentativa de se criar um blog! Espero que dessa vez ele flua e não fique morto por aí! Linux, partimage, boot leve e rápido parte 2. Depoi...
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