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Improbable Research is one of the most interesting blogs I read and today’s post on dead shopping malls is...
Improbable Research is one of the most interesting blogs I read and today’s post on dead shopping malls is...
Good news.
Trying to answer the question, what is jazz, can be difficult and maybe even annoying. But, if we...
The Malls looked very busy yesterday and today’s paper explains why. Yesterday was a holiday for the majority of...
Pakistan loses internet connections. For four days most of Pakistan’s internet and international telephone connections have been lost due...
Applestore Australia is proving to be decidely un-Apple-like in it’s “customer service.” My latest frustration with them invlolves a...
Jason Clark is stirring up the pot on the question of applying post/neo/radical tags to existing branches of the...
“If Live Aid helped launch MTV as a media powerhouse two decades ago, Live 8 not only dethroned the...
OK, let’s put our futurist hats on; what will be the big trend for the emerging and alternative church...
Good reminder that trying to make poverty history is not a new idea.
Thanks to Sivin Kit for a link to this timely editorial from Christianity Today, “George W. Bush is not...
Just updating to the new OSX and enjoying finding out how many of the widgets don’t work here in...
No, I am not referring to Oprah’s recent claim to be Zulu but rather the media-assisted outrage at her...
Sojourners magazine has been a favoured read of mine for many years. For a while I was worried that...
Last month I blogged on del.icio.us, the social bookmarking tool. Well here is a great list of tools to...
Jeremy Del Rio has been blogging through his involvement in the recent Billy Graham crusade in New York; including...