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Central Waterfront Development (Improving Hong Kong 2 of 3)
The Hong Kong waterfront is a paradox: a dynamic working harbour and a fantastic city skyline whilst also being...
The Hong Kong waterfront is a paradox: a dynamic working harbour and a fantastic city skyline whilst also being...
Blog stats are a funny thing. Some people obsess over them, others avoid them and the clueless (like me)...
I’m convinced that fewer people are reading blogs, that most people who read blogs are reading fewer of them...
A recent edition of TimeOut (HK) carried a provocative cover story – Make Hong Kong Better (We Replan This...
This week I had the chance to heard Dr Louise Porter speak on “Guiding Children’s Behaviour.” Porter is an...
Self-esteem issues are a common complaint for my generation and used as an excuse for all sorts of relational...
I’ve spent most of the past four weeks either packing, unpacking, or travelling. Perhaps it was no surprise that...
“..Christianity is about water: “Everyone that thirsteth, come ye to the waters.” It’s about baptism, for God’s sake. It’s...
This morning my father-in-law passed away after a protracted fight with Cancer. His life was an example of practical...
I had a letter to the editor published in today’s Financial Times.
Yesterday was my last day on Facebook.
During our visit to Australia we got caught out a number times ordering “regular sized” foods and beverages. Turns...
I normally check my blog subscriptions once or twice a day, usually cherry picking the blogs that take my...
The bags are packed and checked, the CDs mixed, the iPods charged and the reading sorted out. Yes, it’s...
“Consolidating its position at the cutting edge of new media technology, the Guardian today announces that it will become...