Made the long flight from Toronto to San Diego today for the ETS and SBL conferences. I present a paper (response to a book) on Thursday at ETS and then moderate a session on Sunday at SBL. Both are related to Biblical Greek and Linguistics. đŸ™‚
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James Dvorak
Posted on November 20th, 2024
Here is the chapel talk I gave on Nov. 5 at McMaster Divinity College, in which I preached from the Letter of Jude in the New Testament—a short letter that suffers much neglect. I think its message is relevant in today's world (as is that of 2 Pet...
James Dvorak
Posted on November 11th, 2024
I know, a lot of people squawk when they see Christmas deco going up before Thanksgiving. But remember, Canadian Thanksgiving was October 14th, so we're all good here. đŸ™‚
James Dvorak
Posted on November 9th, 2024
To be honest, I am not sure what this I am even making just yet, but it will be something made from this Black Walnut lumber from the Dvorak Farm in Iowa. Maybe a small table? Maybe another picture frame? Maybe another charcuterie board? Not sure....
James Dvorak
Posted on November 9th, 2024
McMaster Divinity College, where I am VP Academic, is planning to have a fundraising auction. I volunteered to make a charcuterie board to be auctioned off. I made one from some Black Walnut that was harvested from the Dvorak farm in Iowa. My favo...
James Dvorak
Posted on November 2nd, 2024
Today would be a great day to work on the Astra since the weather is so nice, but I have other things to do. Also, I'll need to schedule an alignment so when I am finished replacing the control arms, I can take it to the shop to get that done. Tha...
James Dvorak
Posted on November 2nd, 2024
This just happened on the '08 Saturn Astra...120,000 miles over 16 years is an average of 7500 miles per year. Not bad.Coming soon on the Astra...oil changetire rotationnew left and right front control armswheel (re-)alignmentKeep an eye on my YT ...
James Dvorak
Posted on October 31st, 2024
We set some pumpkins out in front of our house. No need for us to get our hands messy carving them into scary jack-o-lanterns. The squirrels do that for us. I mean, does it get any scarier than this?
We didn't think so, either.
James Dvorak
Posted on October 31st, 2024