
Section of Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland, captured in minute detail with laser scanners This new cutting edge laser technology (from the Glasgow School of Art) is helping preserve and conjure up what buildings actually looked like ages ago, in effect turning the clock back on ancient sites...

David (Hercule Poirot) Suchet speaks to radio host Charles Morris about why he chose to read The Jesus Storybook Bible for audio, how he selects his roles, what his faith means to him, and more... in this fabulous conversation which you can listen to here.

A New Beginning from Jonathan Michael on Vimeo.no need to have a code, just press ENTER visit the The Jesus Storybook Bible site to learn more buy the book: here download audio on or amazon

The Terrible Lie from Jonathan Michael on Vimeo.(no need for a code, just click ENTER) visit the The Jesus Storybook Bible site to learn more buy the book: here download audio on or amazon

The French composer Erik Satie (1866-1925) gave his piano pieces some odd titles. For instance: "Flabby Preludes (for a Dog)" (1912) and "Three Pieces in the Shape of a Pear" (1903)...

Interesting article about Norman Foster and the tiny sliver of a building he is designing in the Bowery. He has come up with an ingenius use of an elevator to do it...

The Beginning: A Perfect Home from Jonathan Michael on Vimeo. (no need for a code, just click ENTER) visit the The Jesus Storybook Bible site to learn more buy the book: here download audio on or amazon

"If a cluttered desk signs a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?" —Albert Einstein Uh-oh. I sort of have an empty desk. All clear and lovely. But the clutter is off to the side. Or pushed to the back. In a neat pile of clutter. So that's alright then. I think. Is it?

The Story and The Song from The Jesus Storybook Bible on Vimeo.read by David Suchet (no need for a code, just click ENTER or the arrow in the padlock)

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