Living religion
Regardless of the faith you may subscribe to, I believe this holds true in general. A religion not lived is all but talking – wasting oxygen. True religio...
Author: Louis
Fortune favouring the brave
It was well worth the effort to stay up for the game and witness another historic moment for Australian soccer. This morning’s (23 June) game was a pulsat...
Sub-dividing
As of last night, I have completed the process of transferring all of my Tango-related thoughts to a new blog. These entries will now reside on the subdomain ta...
Taking photos: some thoughts
After my latest trip back to Canberra, a friend commented that some of the shots from the trip were very “me”. This made me wonder if I had really d...
Being who you are
This has a certain Zen-like quality to it. Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. St. Francis de Sales, 1567-1622, 17th Cent...
Soccer history
Last night (12 June), the Australian national soccer team – known as the Socceroos – created history at the FIFA World Cup 2006. In retrospect, it w...
Self
Socrates: ‘Know thyself.’ Emerson: ‘Trust thyself.’ In my mind, those four words come close to a complete philosophy on how to live. Add...
Typography for the web
According to Wikipedia, typography is “is the art and technique of setting written subject matter in type using a combination of fonts, font size, line le...
Da Vinci tour
With the release of the new The Da Vinci Code movie, the interest in Dan Brown’s novel of the same title is simply phenomenal. As another nice example of ...
Faceless blogging
Let’s face it, once you started to blog, as I did almost 4 years ago, you are creating an online persona which sooner or later can be traced back to the y...