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The Next Rachmaninoff

Here is a video I took of Edmund playing around on the piano at 8 months old.

Edmund "Playing" the Piano at 8 Months from Daniel Foucachon on Vimeo.

Music at the end is Rachmaninoff – Prelude in G minor

Food is Art

Restaurant Guy Savoy, Paris.

Ask Doug – Conversations with Doug Wilson

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New Saint Andrews Christmas Concert 2009

Two Kinds of Giving – Getting Dressed for Christmas

Deer Hunting in Idaho!

 

 

Ben Nieuwsma films 30 consecutive sunrises, and tells an Anglo-Saxon Tale!

 

My hat’s off to Ben Nieuwsma (owner of ZKPro), who filmed 30 consecutive sunrises, and wound them together in an Anglo-Saxon tale.

Oh! Deer!

Psalm Sing

I recorded one of the recent Psalm Sing’s at Christ Church. Here are a few of the songs:

“Calvin and the Huguenots,” Francis Foucachon – New Saint Andrews College

Edmund Laughing – 4 months

Acer Netbook Mod – Fan Replacement and Ram Upgrade

Francis Foucachon speaking at NSA’s Disputatio – Calvin@500 Series. “John Calvin and the Huguenots”

From an NSA news release:

     Rev. Francis Foucachon, a native of France with a Huguenot family heritage that extends to the 16th century Protestant Reformation, will present "Calvin and the Huguenots" at the Nuart Theater this Friday, October 30, at 3 p.m. The lecture is free and open to the public.
     The lecture, the fifth in the College's yearlong Calvin Lecture Series marking the 500th anniversary of John Calvin's birth, is on the eve of day that Protestants celebrate the Reformation worldwide.
     Foucachon is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and has served as a church planter in France with Missions to the World. With its speaker series, New Saint Andrews joins an international and interdenominational commemoration of John Calvin's life and work. New Saint Andrews, which is firmly rooted in the Calvinist tradition, is a limited-enrollment classical Christian liberal arts college located on Friendship Square in Moscow, Idaho.