LOST Season 6 has started!

February 4th, 2010 Inge No comments

I’m so excited about the last season of ABC’s hit television series LOST. The past couple of weeks I’ve been busy catching up and I have to say I liked season 5 best so far. And after seeing LA X yesterday and today, I have to say… WOW! I really didn’t see that coming. I do have some questions, though, but I will wait asking them, as the questions itself would spoil it for people who haven’t watched the newest episodes yet. In the mean time I found this youtube clip which compares Flight 815 v. 1.0 with v. 2.0 and it stops just in time to prevent people getting spoiled.

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Lifestream’s Weekly Digest

January 31st, 2010 Inge No comments

This is an automatically generated blog post by Lifestream. It summarizes my activities on different social networks.
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Lifestream’s Weekly Digest

January 24th, 2010 Inge No comments

This is an automatically generated blog post by Lifestream. It summarizes my activities on different social networks.
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Funny: LOST and Found T-Shirt

January 21st, 2010 Inge No comments

I’m currently catching up on the tv series “LOST”. It’s pretty interesting and I’m completely intrigued by it. Today I saw this picture featured on Slashfilm.com and thought it’s hilarious. And thanks to Glennz you can now have a t-shirt with the picture on it.

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Comment from the designer: “Some guy called Desmond told me about a missing plane he once saw on the side of a milk carton. He disappeared, but I recently had a message on my phone telling me it was time to print this concept. Whoever it was didn’t leave their name but it came from 4 8 15 16 23 42.” :haha:

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A Letter To Pat Robertson

January 20th, 2010 Inge No comments

Miniatures depicting scenes from the Egyptian Book of the Dead (9)A few days ago Pat Robertson caused an uproar among his fellow Christians by claiming that the devastating earthquake that happened in Haiti last week was their own fault because they are cursed because they made a pact with the devil.

“They were under the heel of the French, you know Napoleon the third and whatever. And they got together and swore a pact to the devil. They said ‘We will serve you if you will get us free from the prince.’ True story. And so the devil said, ‘Ok it’s a deal.’ And they kicked the French out. The Haitians revolted and got something themselves free. But ever since they have been cursed by one thing after another,”

Source: CBS News

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Sketch for a parish flyer

January 17th, 2010 Inge No comments

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I just finished making this sketch for a lecture my parish priest has organised. Someone’s coming over on February 9 to talk about “Believing in Merriness” about Marcel Pagnol (1895-1974) I wonder what emotion the flyer is summoning.

If you have thoughts, please comment below.

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Lifestream’s Daily Digest for January 15th

January 15th, 2010 Inge No comments

This is an automatically generated blog post by Lifestream. It summarizes my activities on different social networks.

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New blog post: Lifestream’s Daily Digest for January 14th – http://ping.fm/sYlG7 [Taquoriaan]
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New blog post: What A Friend We Have In Jesus – Bluegrass Edition – http://ping.fm/a1p1r [Taquoriaan]
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Dutch peeps: donate to 555 for Haiti Relief. Dutch bishops are endorsing it. [Taquoriaan]
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RT @BustedHalo: Text “HAITI” to 90999 to donate $10 via the Red Cross. It will show up on your cell phone bill. [Taquoriaan]
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Back home, unwinding, after unexpectly ending up at a meeting with 4 protestant pastors, my priest and a bunch of other people. [Taquoriaan]
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What A Friend We Have In Jesus – Bluegrass Edition

January 14th, 2010 Inge No comments

With a hat tip to Fr. Tim Finnigan. :pope:

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Beyond Heartbreaking

January 13th, 2010 Inge No comments

haitiquake Yesterday, before I went to sleep my eye fell on a post in my twitter feed. It said “According to USGS a 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti“. I never witnessed a real earthquake, so I don’t know what being in an earthquake is. The biggest ones we get are around 3.5 and they are quite rare. They are a result of gas mining and nothing like the big ones people in the Americas have to endure.

I retweeted the tweet and asked my friends on Facebook for prayers. I said a prayer myself and went to bed. I don’t have a TV so I haven’t seen any footage of the Haiti quake. But I get really sad when I hear that the death toll is rising above 100,000 victims.  I can’t help looking up and ask the age-old question: Why?

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Social Networking, The New Peer Pressure?

January 11th, 2010 Inge No comments

communities already existClive Thompson over at wired.com wrote an interesting article about how what we like is affected by what people around us like. Most people will recognise this and psychologists call this phenomenon peer pressure. It’s strongest in teens, as every parent who has teen kids can affirm. In adults the process is much more subtle. Group Think, as Thompson calls it, is in psychology something entirely different. In a groupthink situation you’ve got a group who is very close and communicates in jargon. They all think along the same lines and often are led by a directive leader who tells them what to do. What happens next is that they fail to come up with the best solutions because there’s no creativity in the thinking process. In small groups this is too bad for those involved, but it can be very dangerous when it happens to large societies, for instance like the German society during 1933 − 1945.

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