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Tag Archives: CSIRO
My ‘Spiritual’ Journey – Episode 2
The movement of my career from DCA Design Draftsman to CSIRO Technical Officer, and then to University Lecturer was most definitely orchestrated by God. Shortly before my 13 years with DCA ended I was becoming bored and in need of … Continue reading →
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My ‘Spiritual’ Journey – Episode 1
As I try to understand more about the spiritual world I am learning that it is not as separate from the natural world as is commonly believed. In particular, I find that the Lord has been working to win me … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Creativity, Experience, Mathematics, Mysticism, People, Physics, Science
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Tagged aeroplanes, Amateur radio Licence, Australian Post office, aviation, baby-boomer, Books, bookshop, Charlie Green, Christian, Collingwood technical College, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Communications, Creativity, CSIRO, Department of Civil Aviation, Electrical Design drafting, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, empirical psychology, flying, History, IQ, IQ test, Mathematics, mechanical engineering, Melbourne, model planes, natural world, Psychology, Radio Communication handbook, Radio Society of Great Britiain, RMIT, robotics, sailplanes, Spirit, spiritual world, Teach Yourself Computers, Teach Yourself Electronics, Tullamarine Airport, vision systems, VK3ZDD, Wheelan the Wrecker, Williamstown Technical School, World War Two
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