A Film Meme
I’ve been tagged by my friend Gabs. She’s a real film buff and we used to go to the cinema together at least once every… Læs mere »A Film Meme
Twitterism & loads of links
I’ve now been twittering for a couple of weeks and am beginning to understand the workings of Twitter. For me it’s a place to harvest… Læs mere »Twitterism & loads of links
High IQ = longer life expectancy?
Well, here’s another subject, besides feminism, that will trigger something in a lot of people. IQ. Just read this cool article, found on Twitter. The… Læs mere »High IQ = longer life expectancy?
Aber dabei
A few days ago I wrote about feminist issues, something that led to a rather heated discussion. It always does! On the self-proclaimed extremist blog… Læs mere »Aber dabei
Suspicion meets the purveyor of random kindness
It’s been a very long time since I reported from Gretchen’s Happiness blog. I’m still following it, but she’s such a prolific writer that I… Læs mere »Suspicion meets the purveyor of random kindness
Be careful, water is wet
I’ve been ranting about this before, but here I go again, inspired by the below sign permanently posted at the entrance to the shower area… Læs mere »Be careful, water is wet
Is feminism dead? Did we win?
Somehow I’m always trailing behind a bit. Yesterday was the International Women’s Day and I didn’t do a single feminist thing all day. Generally, feminism… Læs mere »Is feminism dead? Did we win?
The perfect is often the enemy of the good
The above is a quote from this long, thorough and extremely well researched article on Mother Jones about the world’s food crisis and what to… Læs mere »The perfect is often the enemy of the good
Powerless
At 9 o’clock this morning the power went. Not just in our flat, but in the entire neighbourhood. And it stayed off long enough (around… Læs mere »Powerless
Incentives for children & something about books
This discussion is probably eternal and will never be solved. I was deadset against that kind of thing – until I got my own children…… Læs mere »Incentives for children & something about books
Decision making – or when we think we're making one…
This article is 4 days old, but I’ve only just gotten around to write about it. I’m sorry if that makes you feel left behind…… Læs mere »Decision making – or when we think we're making one…
Tech news of the day
In Washington Post about viruses on social networking sites. It’s a very sober article, telling us the facts about the current viruses out there, how… Læs mere »Tech news of the day
Completely unrelated…
As a comment to yesterday’s post about the web’s damaging influence on innocent young children, check this little (1.6 min) speech by Don Tapscott, which… Læs mere »Completely unrelated…
More, yes MORE about youngsters and social networking
I’ve written a lot about this lately and now it’s a major media storm here. If you haven’t read my last entry on the subject,… Læs mere »More, yes MORE about youngsters and social networking
GOP response to Obama's speech in Congress
At the time when Obama’s package was coming together, I looked high and low for an alternative. All the republicans could say was: Lower taxes.… Læs mere »GOP response to Obama's speech in Congress
Hey, stop, don't go away, it's me!
I’m sure you’re thinking, oh my, hasn’t she got anything better to do than changing the layout of that bl…… blog all the time. The… Læs mere »Hey, stop, don't go away, it's me!
How social networking must be corrupting our children…
because it’s not our fault, is it? The British papers are all running after Baroness & neuroscientist Susan Greenfield today. She has a message that… Læs mere »How social networking must be corrupting our children…
Twitter and more on online safety for children
After months of hesitation and no-saying to Twitter I’ve given in. As I understand it, Twitter can be more useful than Facebook when you want… Læs mere »Twitter and more on online safety for children
