Monthly Archives: September 2007

Guidelines for Exegetical Papers

If I’ve tried to complain to you about how much I have to do for college, you might have heard me mystified about what an exegetical paper is: after a couple of people have helpfully tried to explain it to me, I’ve found some more detail in this document that covers guidelines for exegetical papers.

Panzerotti café, wynyard

Schibello coffee. A panzerotto is an italian pastry, usually filled with custard, and - if memory serves - coated with sugar. As you’d expect from its name, panzerotti has a few of these pastries on offer, with diverse fillings. Unusually for a city café, they also sell a range of dry pastas and other take-home [...]

Knowledge Domain Map

A venn diagram image map of the field of Visualization Studies - the overlap between its different research fields.

book: the little red writing book

Book: The Little Red Writing Book
Bec had a copy of this at a recent WBW (writers’ group) meeting, and seemed worthy of further investigation, so I picked up a copy the next day.
An excellent resource for thinking through the practice of writing, and provides numerous writing exercises throughout to help sharpen your writing skills. I’m [...]

greek chapter 19

This whole weekend is earmarked for Greek study, with the half-semester exam on this Tuesday morning. The last chapter was a bit of a shock - I know now that the pace of content picks up as you head towards the end of the book, but I wasn’t ready to find out that we have [...]

How to Cover a Textbook

[coudal] Video - shows How to Cover a Textbook

poor man’s stained glass

How to enhance the privacy of a window using bubble wrap.

don’t try this at home

[trev] Video, inspired by the legendary Honda ad - don’t try this at home

Monospace/Fixed Width Fonts

A big collection of Monospace/Fixed Width Programmer’s Fonts

Apple - iPod touch

Apple has announced a new iPod - it’s like the iPhone, but without the phone: iPod touch. They’ve also changed the shape of the iPod nano (which can now play video). No Australian pricing nor availability yet.
Update: Australian pricing and availability
iPod nano: 4GB - $199 (available now: silver), 8GB - $279 (available now: silver, aqua, [...]

For butter or worse

[adriaan] Who would have thought that eating two bags of microwave popcorn a day, and inhaling the steam from the bags, could be a health hazard? Apparently not everyone.

Commandments for a day Of Rest

Ideas on how to make the most of a day off: written from the point of view of a minister, but lessons to be learned for other people, too: Ten Commandments For Our Day Of Rest

On-freight “Entertainment”

Stephen documents his experience with in-flight entertainment - with the screens constantly rebooting

Cuisenaire Rods

Last minute gift idea: Cuisenaire Rods

belonging at college

A few weeks ago, a nespresso machine turned up at college; students can now buy coffees (not great coffees, but there are slim pickings at Burwood anyway) for $1.00, without going off-campus. Partly, this was to raise money for the SRC (Student Representative Council) to buy stuff for students, but the other part of the [...]

reading the greek new testament

A blog post extolling the benefits of reading the whole NT in Greek.

APEC: Welcome to Sydney… or at least part of it.

Welcome to APEC… don’t get too close

Headed into Pyrmont this morning to have a look at an organic food markets, and - being so close to Darling Harbour - I thought I’d take a few photos of one of the 2.5m high fences that adorn our great city.
As you [...]