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Two Quizzes
Two of these cute little online quizzes have tickled my fancy this week. The first is somewhat limited in...
Two of these cute little online quizzes have tickled my fancy this week. The first is somewhat limited in...
If you haven’t already done so then check out The Economist’s Big Mac Index (one for the bookmarks); a...
No, I’m not talking about one of these, but one ofthese. There’s a lot of rumour and gossip around...
New blog alert – Emerging Parents is a new, multi-author blog dealing with issues of parenting and children’s ministry...
The European Graduate School has done us all a fantastic service by putting up on YouTube Slavoj Zizek’s recent...
According to AppleInsider, Facebook is set to include a number of features specifically geared towards musicians and music promoters,...
Here’s the rest of the stuff that caught my eye over the last two weeks,
Here’s a picture I took last August, which gives you some idea what Hong Kong looks like on a...
For anyone interested in the current (near-worldwide) crisis in housing prices and housing finance, there are some formidable and...
Last week I finally got around to watching Rusell Peters’ stand up comedy DVD – Outsourced. Some seriously funny...
The Namesake – Very impressive work from Mira Nair, director of the excellent Monsoon Wedding (adapted from a novel...
Some time back, while considering the question of whether or not I could still call myself an evangelical, I...
A recent email raised an interesting question I’ve been asked a few times about the nature of fundamentalism. Typically,...
I’ve been noticing lately that the non-Fiction shelves of mainstream bookstores seem, at the moment, to be weighed down...
I’m a city person. I don’t much like farms and I tend to avoid the countryside (with the exception...
It is amazing how Richard Dawkins’ brand of neo-Atheism (or should that be neo-Logical Positivism) has gained traction in...