Monthly Archives: January 2011

Random photos from Barbados

21st
Jan. × ’11
By admin

I tested out some new software and made a fun collage. These are some photos of people hitting the water after launching themselves from a swing at the Boat Yard, a beach bar in Barbados. None of the photos are strong enough in their own right to post, but collected together like this, I think [...]

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The Art of Guruism (comment conversation)

18th
Jan. × ’11
By admin

I wrote a blog post about The Art of Non-Conformity. Chris, the owner of the website, obviously found out about it due to Google Alerts or something, and posted a comment. I emailed a response, but thought I’d post it here too. Hi Chris, Just some points on your comment on my blog: “I have [...]

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Nigel Green vs Jesus (comment conversation)

18th
Jan. × ’11
By admin

Here on my blog I shared a podcast I recorded with Rym and Scott of the Geeknights podcast. In it we talk about the Jesus Myth Hypothesis, which looks at the character of Jesus as portrayed in the Bible, and questions whether it is based on a real, historical figure. I got an interesting comment [...]

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Juggling in Brazil

18th
Jan. × ’11
By admin

Here are some clips from my latest trip, sailing up the Amazon. First, I juggled on either side of the equator, near the city of Macapa. The middle part is from a stop at a small village, and I put on an impromptu show for all the kids, which lasted way longer than I show [...]

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At the equator.

18th
Jan. × ’11
By admin

Macapa, Brazil is almost directly on the Equator. A 5 minute taxi ride from the city center is a monument on the Equator. There is also a football stadium with each half of the field in either hemisphere. I’ve crossed the Equator many times, but only on planes and ships. Stepping across it, or even [...]

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