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das wandern: August 2009

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Remember that time sam went to college? This is when sam drives. When sam pretends to be a lazy hippie. When i take a gratuitous self portrait. When sam makes her crazyface. When sam pretends to be literate. When sam is pretty. When dad is displeased. When mom is happy. When sam tries to electrocute the baby. Hannah at dinner. (sam and hannah have known each other since they were tiny babies in memphis.). Papaw (papaw was our next-door neighbor/grandfather growing up.). Lesotho, part 3. Lesotho, part 2.

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das wandern: April 2009

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Pastor r (standing, right) was persecuted for his christian faith by radical hindus in his village. they beat him, and tried to drown them. when the tsunami hit in 2004, he asked a missionary to bring help to his village, even to those who had tried to kill him. now he has several ministries in the neighborhood, and a good relationship with the hindu leaders. Here, he prays for a hindu woman who tried to commit suicide after her husband and son abused her. A man in a village on the coast. I’m tradi...

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das wandern: March 2009

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Now may the God of peace himself sanctify you completely, and may your whole spirit and soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. He who calls you is faithful; he will surely do it. More images from barthelemy's family. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. You are Christian only so long as you constantly p. Street boys nairobi, kenya. More images from barthelemys family.

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Doobs' musings: October 2011

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The thoughts of Andrew Dubock. Wednesday, 12 October 2011. Dragons roar as roses wither. Bucket loads of bacon butties and copious cups of tea (or something stronger) were the choice of rugby fans last Saturday morning. But while Welsh supporters were savouring the refreshments and the rugby on offer, those to the east of the Severn estuary were left with a bad taste in their mouths. Wales’ win over an experienced Ireland side. Against a well-organised French team. And coached by the wise Warren Gatland,...

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Doobs' musings: Bangkok ablaze

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The thoughts of Andrew Dubock. Thursday, 20 May 2010. Almost exactly a year ago I was in Thailand on a fortnight’s filming trip with work, experiencing stunning scenery, meeting really friendly people and enjoying all that you get from a different culture. Now, that country – and Bangkok in particular – is an ugly place, bereft of the beauty I witnessed. It’s a place of anger, symbolised by the countless fires across the city and black smoke billowing out of the high-rise landscape. The Red Shirts desire...

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Doobs' musings: February 2010

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The thoughts of Andrew Dubock. Wednesday, 24 February 2010. For two weeks every four years, sports fans – and those who usually couldn’t care less – go barmy for bobsleigh, crazy for curling and mad for moguls (bumpy skiing for the uninitiated! The Winter Olympics in Vancouver comes to a close this weekend and it’s been a fantastic fortnight showcasing speed, strength and agility on the Canadian snow and ice. All the practice on specially-cut runners at Bath University has paid off. John Boyer, Baptist m...

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Doobs' musings: Tennis’ next rising star

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The thoughts of Andrew Dubock. Thursday, 16 June 2011. Tennis’ next rising star. We’ve had Henman Hill. And Murray Mound but is James Ward about to reach the peak of his tennis career in London SW19 in the next fortnight? You may well be asking who James Ward is. Well, so were most sports fans until last weekend. That was until the 24-year-old, ranked 216 in the world, beat the odds to reach the semi-finals of the Queen’s Club Championships. Whilst Delgado snatched a set off Andre Agassi. Subscribe to: P...

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Doobs' musings: Prehistoric presenters

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The thoughts of Andrew Dubock. Monday, 24 January 2011. You've got to be very careful what you say (or write) these days. Hardly a week goes by without some famous figure getting in bother for making controversial comments in an interview or on social networking medium such as Twitter. Everything is scrutinised and, once the media, gets a whiff of it, it snowballs. This week's Kings of the Gaffe are former footballer-turned-analyst Andy Gray. Also got honourable mentions! For a match involving his team (...

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Doobs' musings: January 2010

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The thoughts of Andrew Dubock. Sunday, 10 January 2010. The chances are that at least one of your, or your children's, Christmas presents were manufactured in China. Maybe even. And in buying products such as ipods, computer games, toys and shoes from that nation - whether or not you knew it - you've helped make it the world's largest exporter, overtaking the mighty Germany. Who'd been top dog for most of the last decade. Is it fairly traded and correctly sourced? Sadly, I believe China's rise to the top...

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Doobs' musings: August 2009

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The thoughts of Andrew Dubock. Saturday, 29 August 2009. Don't look back in anger, Noel. After 16 years as one of Britain's (if not the world's) best-ever rock bands, the end is nigh for Oasis. Noel Gallagher - the driving force behind the group -. Told fans yesterday that his feud with brother Liam had reached a point of no return. I've followed Oasis since pretty much the beginning, so I feel some sadness at the decision - though not entirely surprised, as there's been signs of this in the past. Scenes...