A modern day monster film Cloverfield is fast paced, well executed, and a different experience than the usual modern film. Cloverfield is told from the point of view of an individual with a video camera. Only the point of view of the camera operator is seen throughout the movie. Perspectives are provided through the dialog [...]
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Photos Again!
The photo gallery is online again. Much frustration associated with the configuration. Hopefully I can keep it running this time. It seems it was a directory permissions issue. So I’ll try to customize to look like I want. That will take some time but so be it. I think I can inset photos into a [...]
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A Prayer for Peace in Kenya and the World
The following prayer is by Desmond M. Tutu, former Archbishop of Cape Town, South Africa. I offer this prayer for all of those in conflict around the world and especially for my brothers and sisters in Kenya. Peace for the Children of God O God, all holy one, You are our mother and our father [...]
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