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Mt. Fuji: Just a Snow Covered Mountain?

On a clear winter day I can see Mount Fuji from Yokota Air Force Base. The snow covered mountain juts high above all the surrounding mountains. It is a beautiful sight of God’s creation! I know what lies beneath the snow because I climbed Mt. Fuji last summer. Mt. Fuji is classified as an active [...]

His Light in the Darkness

Greetings from the Alaska Region,
Tomorrow marks four years that my family and I have lived in Alaska and we all are really enjoying our time here.  One of the things I find absolutely amazing here is the dramatic difference between summer and winter.  This time of year is the darkest – the least amount of [...]

Oh, Taste and See!

Submitted By Kristin Hathaway
I recently had lunch with some girlfriends at a local steak restaurant. When the server came to take our order, she kept insisting that we try the chicken. She was so enthusiastic about the chicken, that if I hadn’t already ordered chicken, I think I would have changed my order!
When I mentioned [...]

Are you having trouble with MS Office files?

I’ve received a lot of questions lately about Microsoft Office files. Most of these questions point back to the same answer so I’m going to discuss it here today.
How do you know what type of file you have? Every computer filename has two parts separated by a period. The first part is the file’s name [...]

A Hard Habit to Break

Like many of our PWOCers, I took keyboarding in High School only it was called Typing back then because computers hadn’t made their way into the classroom yet. Yes, it’s true. There was Life Before Laptops!
Typewriters used a system called monotype spacing, which simply means that every character was given an equal amount of space [...]

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