Funky horse sculptures in 3D minus at Times Square. #totrblog
Funky horse sculptures in 3D minus at Times Square. #totrblog
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Wise words
Just do good and we’ll find a meeting point
One of the first sensible statements I’ve heard from a Pope in a long time. I hope he isn’t softening us up before a hammer blow on something else.
via Pope Francis: Being an atheist is alright as long as you do good.
Science and marketing
Wise words from CDM.
Science tries to tell people, in language they understand, something that none of them ever knew before. Marketing is the exact opposite.
Serious storm
11,000 lightning strikes this morning already. That’s a heap big storm. Add the 200mm+ of rain in 24 hours and it is not so clement outside.
It still surprises me how well Hong Kong deals with this sort of weather.
Racing and Hong Kong
Interesting perspective on HK racing. We were away this weekend so didn’t see any racing news, but I don’t think much was made of the HK wins in Singapore here. http://racingbitch.wordpress.com/2013/05/21/the-role-of-racing-in-the-marketing-of-hong-kong/
Intelligent falling
Two fabulous mass settings
Having been listening to renaissance masses for the last couple of weeks, here are a pair of modern ones that were new to me today. I love them both. Thanks to Patrick and Chris for the links (Spotify).
- Frank Weir And His Concert Orchestra – 20th Century Folk Mass (Broadway does God)
- Will Todd, Vasari Singers – Mass In Blue (Jazz / Gospel does God)
Amazing stuff. Wreckage of US warplane from World War II found…
This is very cool indeed.
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Amazing stuff. Wreckage of US warplane from World War II found in Tai Tam, Hong Kong.
Site of crashed US warplane found in Tai Tam country park
Military buff hopes to solve riddle of US airmen killed during bombing of HK
Lucky clear night in Beijing
Quite a view from our lovely room in the CBD.
And there is little pollution and no dust storm. Result.
Comfort class to Beijing
Very happy to get a “First Class seat with business class service” to Beijing today. Sounds like Cathay Pacific’s homage to “one country two systems”.
Yes, that’s my guest seat.
