Karl D. Stephan Karl D. Stephan is a professor of electrical engineering at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. This article has been republished, with permission, from his blog Engineering Ethics, which is a MercatorNet partner site. His ebook Ethical and Otherwise: Engineering in the Headlines is available in
Proverbs 30 4 Who but God goes up to heaven and comes back down? Who holds the wind in his fists? If you enjoyed this BFD Daily Proverb please consider sharing it with your friends.
Jeffrey Miller Associate Professor of Hospitality Management Colorado State University Jeff Miller teaches Hospitality Management at Colorado State University. He was a French-style bistro chef for 20 years before becoming a teacher. He has travelled the world looking for exciting culinary experiences and interesting cultures. Nothing says Christmas quite
Now that the political tables have been turned and everyone is back in their rightful place, the calamity that was the last six years is revealing itself in spades. You don’t have to dig very far: in fact you don’t have to dig at all. All that is
Proverbs 29 29 Whoever stubbornly refuses to accept criticism will suddenly be destroyed beyond recovery. If you enjoyed this BFD Daily Proverb please consider sharing it with your friends.
Carol Lefevre, Visiting Research Fellow, Department of English and Creative Writing University of Adelaide Anyone parenting young children will be familiar with the phrase “there’ll be tears before bedtime”. But in a quieter, more private way, the expression seems perfectly pitched to describe the largely hidden grief of ageing.
Proverbs 28 26 Those who trust their own insight are foolish, but anyone who walks in wisdom is safe. If you enjoyed this BFD Daily Proverb please consider sharing it with your friends.
Proverbs 27 18 As workers who tend a fig tree are allowed to eat the fruit, so workers who protect their employer’s interests will be rewarded. If you enjoyed this BFD Daily Proverb please consider sharing it with your friends.
particle.scitech.org.au Heated debates often flare in the festive season. Fuelled by the spirit of Christmas, controversial ideas can be flung flippantly across the table. Every year, without fail, someone will always throw one particular topic up for a heated debate. Exactly how many calories does Santa Claus
Howard Manns Kate Burridge lens.monash.edu Howard works in the Linguistics Program, where he is the coordinator of the Master of Applied Linguistics. His primary research interest is language variation and change and the impact of this change on speakers and communities. Kate is a prominent Australian linguist and
Carl W Jones University of Westminster December 25, as we all know, is Jesus Christ’s birthday, a Christian celebration in which the myth of three kings who travelled far and wide to give gifts to the “new born king” inspires the modern Christian tradition of gift giving. Early gifts
Proverbs 26 2 Like a fluttering sparrow or a darting swallow, an undeserved curse will not land on its intended victim. If you enjoyed this BFD Daily Proverb please consider sharing it with your friends.
A triple whammy of stuff-ups with this article: the vehicle was sought, not “sough”, 12:30 pm is in the afternoon, not the morning (I guess they mean 12:30 am) and, finally, the reporter now believes theyre part of the Police investigation! Must be the Royal we. If
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com In her recent interview with Paul Brennan on Reality Check Radio, Nadine Connock connects the dots between New Zealand’s vaccine data whistleblower, and the New Zealand government’s Pfizer contract. Nadine has an academic background in international relations, politics and
