James Yee could have been the poster boy for the United States Army. The West Point graduate and New Jersey native was a second-generation army man, following in the footsteps of his father and his brothers. He converted from Christianity to Islam shortly after his 1990 graduation and decided to take up the invitation to […]
Post-9/11 life tests chaplain Read Post »
In 1973, Steve Wozniak decided to build a computer for a bit of fun. He called it Apple I. Fast forward 30 years and that bit of fun has snowballed to become a billion-dollar company with more than 30 million customers. I’m not one of those users but I can appreciate a good product and
Not just for the Mac addicts Read Post »
The proliferation of cop shows on television makes it clear that we have a fascination with solving mysteries. However, in real life, sometimes the mystery is never solved and the bad guys are never caught. In an ideal world, the crime is solved and some red-haired dude in a bad suit removes his sunglasses as
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So, we’ve had the self-help books that tell us how to organise our lives and have everything running like a well-oiled machine. It’s big business, this organising lark, with books, websites and TV shows devoted to helping us poor suckers get ourselves sorted. However, this book turns all that upside down. A Perfect Mess is
