Greenflame
Jottings on science, religion, technology, pop culture, photography and faith from the Aotearoa New Zealand
Category: General
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New Music Video From David “The Hoff” Hasselhoff – “Jump In My Car” – Google Video. And I thought “Hooked on a Feeling” was dire. So bad, it must be good. Thanks to Matt (Problem Attic. Jump In My Car) for bringing this to my notice.
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Sonalog have developed an exo-skeleton with a MIDI interface that can control sound and vision. I can see the emerging church equivalent of 1970-80s interpretative dance happening – ouch!
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Science & Theology News – Is altruism encoded in our genes? – read some other stuff on trans-kin altruism yesterday so this was relevant for me. New Zealand Herald – Andrew Stone: Gospel truths hit the Mark, Matthew, Luke and John – Wednesday 05, July 2006 20:59.00 PM – on God-talk billboards. Science & Theology…
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15 years, 4 children, and 3 cities. The adventure continues.
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Not satisfied with just watching the films of their favourite superheroes some fans set about making their own fan films and trailers for the films they’d like to see. Three good examples are: TheForce.Net | World’s Finest – Superman/Batman team up. TheForce.Net | Grayson – Robin seeks justice for the death of the Dark Knight.…
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Useful tip about digital library cards over at: Cool Tool: Digital Library Cards.
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Everyone at home is sick (since last Thursday in some cases). I’ve just spend the afternoon in bed as I try to get the best of a sinus infection. Tomorrow though, everyone is back at school, kindy and work which should mean forward progress on the thesis after that last 5 days of “spinning wheels”.…
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Is it just me or is this just a little macabre? All Blacks give blood for fans – 24 Jun 2006 – Rugby.
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Had to do a “quick and dirty” translation of a Latin phrase today, and looking around the place I came across this neat little program that gave me a start: A Latin-English Dictionary Program – WORDS. Runs on PCs (incl. Linux) and Mac OS X and given some Latin returns “an analysis/morphology (declension, conjugation, case,…
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World Cup goalkeepers complain that the new Adidas soccer ball behaves differently from the traditional ones constructed from hexagonal panels. Article here suggests possible reasons why. See Wired News: Flight of the Bumble Ball. There’s probably a sense of déjà vu here for Kiwi rugby supporters, after Adidas’ first attempt at a rugby ball was…