I was half listening to National Radio on Sunday while working and heard a comment, I think an extract from the Mainstream Media Project, where a religious aid worker faced a dilemma. A father who survived the horror of clinging to a tree while helplessly watching his family being washed
Books
The series “Are Angels OK?” is now available on the Radio New Zealand website. What happens when you combine the worlds of writers & physicists; Are Angels OK? Radio New Zealand - Are Angels OK. Radio New Zealand - Are Angels OK Produced by Phil Smith, First broadcast January, 2006
Cameron Reilly, of The Podcast Network, blogs he is now growing his own wheatgrass with a photo of some fantastic green healthy looking stuff which produces juice that: “Tastes sweeter than any I've tasted from a store” Being a card carrying NZCSICOP member, well I would be if
Flying Spaghetti Monster
Why does Spaghetti snap in three, or more, rather than two? As a Pastafarian I just had to know if the Flying Spaghetti Monster had anything to do with this… Listen to or download - Snapping Spaghetti | CBC Radio | Quirks & Quarks Dr. Andrew Belmonte, a mathematician at Pennsylvania State
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Maybe… E = Energy, m = meat, c = carbohydrates Make your own: www.hetemeel.com/einsteinform Via www.steve-lacey.com
Politics
Exclusive Brethren, please keep your screwed up thoughts to yourselves. When you opt out of society and democracy you should have no say, no influence. Brethren stirs coalition cauldron - Stuff.co.nz
Flying Spaghetti Monster
Pastafarians, is this yet more evidence of the Flying Spaghetti Monster manipulating history with his noodly appendages Ancient noodle rewrites history - New Scientist
Religion
If you like John Safran’s C4 show, you can listen to his radio show via the website or subscribe to his podcast feed. sunday night safran on triple j website John Safran and guests talk religion, politics and hoochies on-line sunday night safran podcast feed Sign up for the
Religion
It seems that this Easter the world media was in “death-watch mode” chasing stories about people who are close too, if not yet experiencing, the final stages of life. Strangely, these are all recent events when usually its a time that a death 2005 years ago (or thereabouts) is the
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Highlight from the BBC Radio 4 Tribute broadcast. Dave Allen: “I’m an atheist, thank God”
