Each week I post a sampling from my corner of the Twittersphere, @NWBingham.
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He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose. — J. Elliot //view page from his journal nwb.me/p8s9r
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 2, 2012
I know I will be visiting @CopyPastechar often. I reckon you will too nwb.me/v9bdn
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 2, 2012
I really like the “Hill House” that was built in my old hometown of #Melbourne nwb.me/76v4i
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 3, 2012
Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” played on a Chinese traditional instrument called a Guzheng [Video] nwb.me/3xywl
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 3, 2012
Wow! Alfred Hitckcock’s “Rear Window” as a one shot panoramic time-lapse [Video] nwb.me/bfmd1
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 4, 2012
Walter Isaacson writes on the real #leadership lessons of Steve Jobs nwb.me/z8bl8
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 4, 2012
Good juice for your iPod… renew your mind in 60 seconds w/ Renewing Your Mind Minute from @Ligonier nwb.me/edjq9
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 5, 2012
Milestone! First @Ligonier staff member to have a Twitter handle on their business card instagr.am/p/JDU_p6IYbI/
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 5, 2012
A collection of MP3 resources on the death and resurrection of Jesus nwb.me/f25dw
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 5, 2012
Download @HumbleBeast‘s “The Divine Use of Animosity and Ridicule” for FREE nwb.me/gaabm
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) April 6, 2012
Nathan, I wanted to drop you a quick note to welcome you and your family to the US. I know you’re at or nearing your 2-month mark, but I just recently heard of your relocation, and I hope this gives us an opportunity to connect, particularly if/when you make it to the Midwest. You and I exchanged emails about five years ago and I lost track of you at your hiatus from online hiatus, and as it happens, you’ve posted within the past year or so at our church’s blog regarding quality-built Bibles. Feel free to grab the post’s email address and drop me a line; I’d love to catch up.
Grace to you and peace,
–Matt