Monthly Archives: August 2007

Well, I would say the 20 percent of the city that’s been rebuilt looks fantastic, looks absolutely great. If you’re staying in one of the hotels along Canal Street, you won’t be disappointed. Eighty percent of the city that’s been … Continue reading →

Once again, evolution is under attack. Are there any questions at all about its validity? It’s often said that because evolution happened in the past, and we didn’t see it happen, there is no direct evidence for it. That, of … Continue reading →

Not until today I found that Ron Paul as a conservative republican is even more likable than Hilary Clinton.    Lower taxes benefit all of us, creating jobs and allowing us to make more decisions for ourselves about our lives. We … Continue reading →

"How can you research the future?" people keep asking. "It hasn’t happened yet." I argue that the past is either forgotten, or it hasn’t finished happening yet, either – nor will you understand the present till it’s over. So we … Continue reading →

The British Airways London Eye is the world’s tallest observation wheel at 135m high. Located on the banks of the River Thames it offers unrivalled views over London. Since opening at the turn of the century, the London Eye has … Continue reading →

On the site of the original Clink prison, there is a fascinating exhibition examining some of London’s unsavoury past. The prison is known as The Clink from the 15th century and was owned by successive Bishops of Winchester. From the 12th century … Continue reading →