22 September 2005

Here are the Psalms we'll be singing this coming Lord's Day morning:

118C
21B
100A
119Q
94A

Pastor Long will complete his sermons on Matthew 24, preaching on "Signs of Judgments."

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Yesterday, I was turned on to librarything.com. From everything I can tell, it is one of those rare, excellent uses of the internet - it catalogues, with relative ease, your library. Then, it makes your library "taggable" and searchable according to the tags you put on each book.

For an example, here's my library (so far - I have several books to add). The cost is free, up to 200 books. After that, it's a $10 flat-fee for a lifetime membership. For a while now my wife has been encouraging me to keep some sort of record of my library. This seems like a good place to start.

Also - if you scroll down this blog, on the right hand side, you'll see some random selections from my library, with links to both librarything and amazon.com. Pretty neat, huh? Huh?
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous22/9/05 1:44 PM

    This is amazing, BUT when did you have time to enter all yoru books in there??? Do you ever sleep?

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  2. Anonymous22/9/05 1:46 PM

    I want to know more about this librarything. How does it work and what are all the benefits to you and to others? Explain some more, my son!

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  3. Josh22/9/05 1:50 PM

    that's pretty cool. do we get to check books out of your library?

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  4. Michael22/9/05 6:53 PM

    That librarything is quite cool!

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  5. Anonymous24/9/05 11:37 PM

    Jared,

    It's also a great way to keep track of books you lend out and a record in case of fire or theft. I'm definitely going to use this!

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  6. Anonymous30/9/05 12:08 PM

    Jared,

    I saw a book on your BLOG link that looked intriguing. Have you read A Religious History of the American People by
    Sydney E.Ahlstrom? If so, what was your impression? Would you recommend for others to read it?

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