I really like this video.

Shows that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover.

If the video doesn’t work, this is the link:http://youtube.com/watch?v=i0dzZTPWrSM

The aria Paul sang was Nessun Dorma, from Puccini’s Turandot.

Found this great slideshow over at Christianity Today. I love it, it’s just so beautiful seeing how other people from all over the world worship God.

Link: http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/special/hymnal/1.1.html 

is a great website I found over at del.icio.us…

Here’s a screenshot of it in action.

It is a web-radio at heart and what it does is to match the music to reflect your current mood. The lines connecting one node to another tells you the next track that is going to be played.

A rough cut selection of music genre’s is available to choose from, or let the engine mix and match genres.

Music quality isn’t great but passable. There is an option to purchase tracks on iTunes, eBay or Amazon if some track strikes your fancy.

Another of web 2.0’s quirkyness…and a great way to discover music.

Music lovers out there. Rejoice! A quick video tutorial on how to search for music more effectively with Google.

As an added bonus, there also help on how to search for stuff like recorded lectures, lecture notes, e-books from universities and colleges around the world.

Link taken from: http://fuvoo.com/FuvooPermaLink.aspx?PostID=660

This article must certainly be one of the most heartbreaking articles I have ever read.

Pearls before Breakfast, by Gene Weingarten.

Busy, busy as a bee, and what has being busy ever done for us?

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