America – a dangerous aul country

May 22nd, 2013

Dangers avoided so far include:

Falling off the rim of the Grand Canyon:

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Mountain Lions:

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Hiking in the Grand Canyon:

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Bears:

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Rattlesnakes:

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Rock climbing:

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Getting arrested for backing into parking spaces:

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Buying car stickers you’ll regret when you get home:

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2 hour traffic jams in the desert:

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FAO Joel

May 20th, 2013

Signage:

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Getting about:

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Visiting Walker:

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Lack of Comic Sans though…

Then again…

May 18th, 2013

In America you can just drive till you get somewhere warmer…

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Overseas Placement is Snow Joke

May 6th, 2013

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The view from the plane on landing in Denver

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Our home for the next 2 months

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Steam – things melting fast once it heats up

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Snow round 2

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May post some placement thoughts on ratherbeincolorado.tumblr.com

In a day when numbers are dwindling…

April 8th, 2013

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Ebook commentary deals

April 1st, 2013

Couple of good deals on at the minute. 25% off everything at Olive Tree. Which is mostly fairly decently priced to begin with. Includes most commentary sets – Pillar, new Expositor’s Bible Commentary, NIGCT (inc Beale on Revelation) etc. Those all end today.

Until 15th April you can get 75% off Don Carson stuff from Logos (works even if you haven’t bought a base package). Includes his commentary on John for $11.50 (£7.50), Commentary on NT use of the Old for $15, New Bible Commentary for $11.25 and Intro to NT (ig Carson, Moo & Morris) for $8!
Use code: 7MM13

Logos also have deals on losts of other stuff, including 35% off a lot of John Owen stuff. Full details of all the logos deals here.

On the subject of ebooks, almost all the NICOT and NICNT seem now to be available on kindle (only the second volume of Isaiah available for some reason!), and are cheaper than the hard-copy ones at least.