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By the chief scientific adviser to the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change
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Will my tree regrow?
Our new neighbours cut down some very large (but invasive weedy) trees. These trees shaded the left half of our pine tree, and so the left half never thrived. Will it recover now that it has direct sunlight, or is … Continue reading
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The most amazing cockroach trap of all time!
When I was a kid my parents had the most amazing cockroach trap. It was an octagonal blue box made out of transparent plastic. A pheromone tablet tempted the cockroaches into little tunnels. The beasties pushed and crawled their way … Continue reading
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Bill Gates calls it the future of education!
Bill Gates calls this the future of education! If your kids are having trouble at school, get them to watch Khan Academy! Try this introductory video to understand it. Teachers have set watching Khan Academy videos as homework and then … Continue reading
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A great friend gets a great job
This is great news. Eternity magazine announces that the Bible Society has a new CEO. NEW CEO The creation of the new national entity has resulted in the need to locate and appoint a new CEO. After an extensive … Continue reading
I nearly lost a good friend over ‘communication noise’
I recently had one of the worst experiences ever of communication noise. It was one of the most profound examples of it I have ever experienced, and it completely changed how I perceived and related to a very close friend. … Continue reading
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Smaller schools better, says Economist?
Might “Village Towns” or New Urbanism actually facilitate a better outcome for kids? This isn’t the question posed by this short “Economist” podcast, but it certainly recommends smaller, more intimate schools as fostering a better outcome. An interesting debate, especially … Continue reading
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Cats in the Cradle
When it first came out back in 1993, this song made me cry. (see it on Youtube) That was before I was a dad. Now that I’m a dad — especially the father of a boy who was so sick … Continue reading
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