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  1. @johnhalton What's an OS rebuild w/o a gut-wrenching bug? Even after building servers for years, I get nervous when rebuilding my desktop...about 5 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to johnhalton
  2. @johnhalton So when do you take the plinth? "Man rebuilds Debian desktop. May contain profanity and bits of shattered computer casing." ;-)about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to johnhalton
  3. Troilus and Cressida was great. Now racing to train station to try and catch one to Farnborough before it gets any later.2:19 PM Jul 12th from TwitterBerry
  4. In our seats at the Globe. This is already fun and the play hasn't even started. The theatre itself creates great energy.10:24 AM Jul 12th from TwitterBerry
  5. Spent a couple hours working, then toured the National Portrait Gallery and swung by Buckingham Palace. Presently walking to The Globe.9:40 AM Jul 12th from TwitterBerry
  6. @johnhalton We're seeing Troilus & Cressida. Seats are in the Upper Gallery.12:59 AM Jul 12th from TweetDeck in reply to johnhalton
  7. Best of times: Seeing a play at the Globe tonight. Worst of times: Must check out, catch train to Farnborough, and prep for work tomorrow.12:47 AM Jul 12th from TwitterBerry
  8. @undegaussable Yes, it was Chimes. We had a great time! I had the Poacher's Pie (aka The London Zoo Pie), wife had the Steak and Mushroom.12:23 AM Jul 12th from TwitterBerry
  9. @johnhalton Yep, London Eye, drinks at a pub beneath one of the bridges, dinner, and a walk along the Thames. A great night, rain included.3:37 PM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  10. Lost American asked for directions. After helping, she asked if I'd lived in London my entire life. No ma'am, but we do have maps in Ohio.3:34 PM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  11. @johnhalton We were just across the Thames from the houses of parliament this evening. Got a good look at Big Ben's birthday celebration.3:18 PM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  12. @johnhalton I was thinking of last night's conversation as I watched them try to break the glass and make off with the cookies.8:13 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  13. @Terrible_Swede Traveling with a pregnant woman is limiting my beer sampling. Had some great cider with @johnhalton last night, though.7:52 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  14. In Costa Coffee. A man's pair of sons are literally scaling the dessert case. After all this history, they look like an invading hoarde...7:47 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  15. @danatnr At WA, without apology,they hush the crowd of tourists every hour and pray in the name of Christ.7:40 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  16. @danatnr Thinking of any US historical site that involved explicit Christian worship in its past. Often we apologize for that heritage.7:35 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  17. @jrhermeneut @johnhalton Last comment: As an American I more fully realize our tremendous debt to Britain when standing in WA. Overwhelming.7:33 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  18. @jrhermeneut @johnhalton Parallels in the US are very hush-hush regarding their Christian roots.7:23 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  19. @jrhermeneut @johnhalton Nontheless, presentation was explicitly Christian, giving explanation of eucharist, baptism, church community, etc.7:21 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry
  20. @jrhermeneut @johnhalton Agree re WA being "civic." Could definitely use a dose of Luther's two kingdoms.7:18 AM Jul 11th from TwitterBerry