Tomorrow, apparently, is the day something major is going to happen to this world. Look here.
Strangely, I myself have asked for, but haven’t received, any ‘sign’ that it will happen, so go figure. Neither has my church nor any of my friends.
I’ll pray anyway.
I think we’re getting there. This was our Hip-Hop contest at Far East Plaza.
Exciting news broken by ZDNet – Barack Obama has readily embraced the potential of Web 2.0 and set up a social networking website where supporters can create their own blogs, keep track of campaign events and funding, and get in touch with each other. Go to my.barackobama.com. Though I am not American, I signed up…
I’m glad that an international conference was held recently in Kenya which called for a ban on female genital mutilation. It’s been about five years since I last studied in law school, but the process is gruesome enough to linger in my mind. My views on some other topics have changed, but I am still…
In the space of an hour, I received 18 search engine referrals for people inquiring about the Bijani twins, an operation which my father is involved in (he does the relatively easy part of stitching them up after the main operation). The official Raffles Hospital webpage is here. From what I know, the sisters appear…
The body of a 65 year old Muslim grandmother (who died of cancer) has been violated in a London hospital mortuary, covered with rashers of bacon. Read the full report in the Guardian. I don’t blame the old woman’s family for being shaken and appalled. It is a horrifying act, most irresponsible and insensitive, and…
The Guardian highlights how, in the thick of the battle, news reporters don’t always get their facts right. Here’s a list of 15 stories the media has already bungled.
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It’s March 11 and I am still waiting. Hmm.