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Early human migrations
This webpage from Nature shows the sequence and timing of the movement of early peoples out of Africa into other parts of the world.
:ARCH  :SCI  AAJN  early  human  migration 
21 days ago by chrisjj
Fiorina: How We're Going to Win the Space Race 2.0 - US Business News Blogs - CNBC
Carly Fiorina writes about America's future in space and the recent efforts by the likes of SpaceX and Planetary Resources to build a commercial future for space development.
#TEC  #SPA  AAJN  Planetary  Resources  space  exploration  asteroid  mining 
24 days ago by chrisjj
The Imam and the Pastor
This is an excellent video from Journeyman. A Nigerian imam and pastor become friends and work together for peaceful coexistence.
:REL  :SOC  AAJN  Islam  Christianity  Nigeria  peace  imam  pastor 
6 weeks ago by chrisjj
Ecotricity, profits, and shareholders
The green energy company, ecotricity, has no shareholders and can therefore plough profits back into the provision of additional green energy infrastructure.
:ECO  AAJN  green  electricity  renewable  wind  ecotricity  generator  profit  investment 
7 weeks ago by chrisjj
Nanoparticles improve chemotherapy
It's official, a chemotherapeutic drug packaged in nanoparticles can kille tumour cells much more effectively than the same drug dose injected unpackaged into the bloodstream.
:MED  :TEC  AAJN  nanoparticle  chemotherapy  drug  delivery  cancer  tumour  treatment  effective  effectiveness 
7 weeks ago by chrisjj
Hydrogen storage for German renewables
Germany is planning to depend more and more heavily on renewable energy sources, mainly wind with some solar. To cope with times of insufficient supply either large amounts of energy must be transmitted from place to place or surplus energy must be stored for later use.

The favoured solution is to generate and store hydrogen gas which can then be burned in a gas turbine power station.
:TEC  AAJN  Germany  green  energy  renewable  wind  storage  hydrogen 
7 weeks ago by chrisjj
Pastors and parenting a church
Bill Heroman taps the nail firmly on the head. He points out the trap that both pastors and congregations are in, but he also suggests a useful path for both to escape the trap.
:THE  :CHU  AAJN  NT  History  Blog  pastor  church  leader  change 
8 weeks ago by chrisjj
Prehistoric proteins regenerated
Joe Thornton recreates ancient proteins in order to test hypotheses about the evolution of steroid hormone receptors. His work rebuts creationists and challenges polluters.
:BIO  :EVO  :SCI  evolution  hormone  steroid  Joe  Thornton  AAJN 
9 weeks ago by chrisjj
Calculating with infinity
This is a step forward in mathematics. Yaroslav Sergeyev at the University of Calabria in Italy has described a new real number called 'grossone'. This can be processed by all the usual real number operators like addition and multiplication. It makes possible a range of calculations that were previously problematic.
AAJN  :MAT  Sierpinsky  Sergeyev  mathematics  maths  math  infinity 
9 weeks ago by chrisjj
Hebrew Literacy was Communal
Bill Heroman is always interesting to read, and never more so than with this article where he shares some insights on how early the things that Jesus said and did may have been written down.
:REL  AAJN  Bill  Heroman  Bible  Gospel  disciples  write 
9 weeks ago by chrisjj
A low-carbon electric world
Canada's University of Waterloo hosted a meeting to brainstorm a road map to a low carbon electricity supply by 2030. Their findings have just been published and look promising
:TEC  AAJN  carbon  global  warming  electriciy  green  renewable  energy  fossil  fuels  geothermal  nuclear 
february 2012 by chrisjj
X-rays image cellular details
X-ray tomography of frozen cells opens up a range of new opportunities for biologists.
:BIO  :SCI  :TEC  AAJN  X-ray  tomography  microscopy  organelle  cell  subcellular 
february 2012 by chrisjj
Another expansion for St Neots
The largest single addition to the town so far goes to public consultation next week. The new development east of Love's Farm will include 1000 homes, public amenity and shopping areas, as well as light industrial development
:LOC  AAJN  St  Neots  Love's  Farm  housing  development  industry  amenity 
february 2012 by chrisjj
Unlimited cloud storage?
Bitcasa is a new competitor in the cloud drive space. Unlike Dropbox, the Bitcasa offering allows unlimited storage. It's in beta at the time of writing but looks interesting.
:TEC  :IT  AAJN  Bitcasa  cloud  storage 
february 2012 by chrisjj
Open-source cancer research
Jay Bradner presents a TED talk on drug development based on open sharing of early results. This is in stark contrast with the normal approach of industrial drug companies. The results are quite astonishing - rapid, collaborative advance.
:MED  :SCI  AAJN  cancer  tumour  drug  development  research  Jay  Bradner 
february 2012 by chrisjj
Battery charging at a distance
Witricity plans to market wireless systems for charging phones and other portable devices, even electric vehicles, over distances of a few metres without using any cables. Just putting down a bag on the table would be enough to start charging a phone inside it.
:TEC  AAJN  Eric  Giler  Witricity  remote  power  charger  battery  phone  car 
february 2012 by chrisjj
Listening to the Almighty
He is so high, would he stoop so low as to talk to me? Yes he would! Ross Rohde posts some thoughts on listening and hearing.
:REL  AAJN  listen  listening  Jesus  Father  Almighty  Holy  Spirit  hearing  hear  Ross  Rohde  Viral 
february 2012 by chrisjj
A New Net
Nicira is a new company aiming to improve internet services by virtualising networking hardware. It sounds interesting. Definitely worth a look if you are involved in building or managing networks or network infrastructure.
:COM  :IT  AAJN  Nicira  network  networking  networks  router  virtual  virtualisation  security 
february 2012 by chrisjj
Non-toxic weedkiller?
Sounds unlikely, but that is exactly what is being reported! A foam containing steam heats the weeds in order to destroy them. Nice idea and it actually sounds rather promising.
:BIO  :ENV  AAJN  weedkiller  herbicide  agriculture  foam  steam  heat  weed 
february 2012 by chrisjj
Quran - the Word of God?
A website that carefully examines the claims of the Quran and of the Bible.
:REL  AAJN  Quran  Bible  truth  apologetics 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Micro groups
Discipleship in groups of two or three. Despite what the article says, this is not a new idea. But it is certainly a very GOOD idea. Compare with Church of Two, Life Transformation Groups etc.
:CHU  AAJN  LTG  CO2  disciple  discipling  group  share  sharing 
january 2012 by chrisjj
eBook Platform to Rule Them All
Atavist are releasing an authoring package that looks very promising as a system for producing enhanced eBooks. It will make it possible for anyone to publish. Worth a look.
:COM  :IT  AAJN  eBook  book  publish  Atavist 
january 2012 by chrisjj
How's Your Church Making Disciples?
A good article by Dave DeVries with results of a survey on disciple making.
:CHU  AAJN  Dave  DeVries  disciple  discipling  outreach  growth  mission 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Beyond Evangelical
This is an important post by Frank Viola in which he identifies four groups into which today's evangelicals can be sorted. (There are exceptions and sub-groups too.)

Systematisers, activists, emoters, beyond evangelicals.

I believe that understanding these groups is important for anyone wanting to understand the differences and debates in church life in our day.
:CHU  AAJN  Frank  Viola  evengelical  system  activist  mind  will  emotion 
january 2012 by chrisjj
English church went up mountain, came down hill
Andrew Jones compares and contrasts church life and values in the USA and the UK. There are some huge differences here and it's important to understand them if we are not to misunderstand one another.
:CHU  AAJN  Church  in  the  USA  and  UK 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Disciplemaking strategy training
Dave DeVries provides an outline of disciplemaking strategies and the book 'Training for Trainers'.
:CHU  AAJN  mission  disciple  discipling  training  gospel 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Practices of a new Jesus movement
A good description of some of the things that make church growth so vigorous in many Asian countries.
:CHU  AAJN  Asia  church  growth  commitment 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Ford plans for the Digital Car
Technology Review has a great four-part article on how Ford is planning to open up the burgeoning digital aspects of car design and development. It's even possible this may lead to an open source model where anyone can create add-on 'apps' to manipulate and repurpose data from a car's systems.
:TEC  AAJN  Ford  car  electronics  digital  open  source  communication  software 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Is Naturalism Christian?
A useful reference (Christianity and Science in Historical Perspective, Dr EB Davis) and a discussion about the history and context surrounding the relationship between science and faith.
:SCI  :REL  AAJN  Jesus  Creed  Scot  McKnight  naturalism  science  church  religion  Christianity  faith  debate 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Freeing energy from the grid
Justin Hall-Tipping in his TED talk demonstrates some interesting new ways of extracting energy from sunlight, storing it, and transmitting it. the potential is considerable to say the least.
:TEC  AAJN  TED  energy  capture  storage  transmission  green  renewable 
january 2012 by chrisjj
The sounds of the stars
NASA's Kepler and the French-led COROT space telescopes are finding many new extrasolar planets. But they are also enabling astronomers to learn much more about the sizes and interior structures of stars.
:AST  :SCI  AAJN  Kepler  COROT  space  Telescope  star  red  giant  structure  asteroseismology 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Deep brain stimulation and depression
Nature reports some interesting results suggesting that deep brain stimulation (DBS) can reduce or eliminate symptoms of depression. The response is slow to develop and reverses if stimulation is stopped.
:SCI  :MED  :  NEU  AAJN  Nature  DBS  deep  brain  stimulation  depression  bipolar  unipolar 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Zinc-air battery improvements
If these developments from Eos Energy Storage are real and scalable they are a major breakthrough. Zinc-air batteries could be a good choice for both grid balancing (storing off-peak power for times of peak demand) and for electric vehicles. There's still a need for improved energy density, however.
:TEC  :SUS  AAJN  EES  Eos  Energy  Storage  zinc  air  battery  power 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Hierro volcano 70 m from surface
The bubbling fury south of the Canary Island of El Hierro is now only 70 m below the surface and volcanic activity continues unabated. It's quite possible a new island will form soon.
:GEO  AAJN  El  Hierro  volcano  volcanic  earthquake  undersea  island  eruption  magma 
january 2012 by chrisjj
Organic, Simple and Missional?
Katie Driver considers that the Father is organic, the Son keeps thing simple, and the Spirit is powerfully missional. So we can't separate organic, simple and missional in church life any more than we can separate Father, Son and Spirit in their oneness. I agree. This is important stuff. Everyone should read it.
Katie  Driver  AAJN  church  organic  simple  missional  mission 
january 2012 by chrisjj
At the Gate of the Year
These are wise words from Anita. She quotes from a little known poem by a barely known author and and ponders.
AAJN  Dreaming  new  year  fame  impact  life  light  darkness 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Taking the pulse of a shrinking glacier
Nature describes how glaciologists in Chile are monitoring the retreat of the ice.
:SCI  :CLI  AAJN  glacier  Chile  Patagonia  melting  retreat  ice  global  warming 
december 2011 by chrisjj
New island in the Red Sea
A new volcanic island has appeared in the last week in the Red Sea.
:GEO  AAJN  volcano  island  Red  Sea  plate  tectonics 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Being a light in the darkness
Katie posts on the idea of being a light in the darkness.
light  AAJN  darkness  Katie  Driver 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Galaxy Nexus running ICS
The latest Galaxy Nexus running the Ice Cream Sandwich version of Android is getting rave reviews.
:TEC  AAJN  Google  Galaxy  Nexus  Samsung  ICS  Android  review 
december 2011 by chrisjj
2011 in review by Nature
Nature's roundup of the significant developments in science during 2011.
:SCI  Nature  2011  summary  roundup  AAJN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Future of frankincense in doubt
The trees that produce frankcincense are in trouble from grazing, wild fires, and a bark beetle.
:BIO  AAJN  frankincense  Boswellia  Ethiopia  Eritrea  grazing  fire  beetle 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Funding for railway footbridge at St Neots
More good news for St Neots. The new footbridge providing access to the station from both east and west will go ahead.
:LOC  AAJN  St  Neots  railway  station  footbridge 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Fears grow over lab-bred flu
There is real anxiety that an engineered form of bird flu could escape from the lab. The strain in question not only kills around a quarter of those who contract it, unlike the wild type it is also transmissible by breathing in virus particles suspended in the air.
:SCI  :MED  AAJN  bird  flu  modified  lab  safety  confine 
december 2011 by chrisjj
St Neots cinema approved
The cinema scheme has got approval from Hunts District Council. We can look forward to a six screen theatre along with restaurants and additional car parking. Excellent news for the town centre.
:LOC  AAJN  St  Neots  cinema 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Science and Theology - Time
A brief look a the third chapter of Polkingthorne's book, 'Theology in the Context of Science'.
:SCI  :THE  time  John  Polkinghorne  Augustine  AAJN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Gospel Based History
Bill Heroman lays out some ground rules for studying the history contained in the gospel accounts.
:HIS  :REL  AAJN  history  Bill  Heroman  bible  gospel  study 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Reasons young people leave church
George Barna discusses the reasons young people leave church in the USA. These are not random thoughts, they're based on a lot of research and analysis.
:SOC  :REL  AAJN  church  society  belief  faith  youth  culture 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Interview with Chris Duffett
Chris answers some questions in a video interview. Just brilliant, this is an encouragement and a challenge to us all.
:REL  :CHR  AAJN  Chris  Duffett  stories  believe  Jesus  video 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Practical Advent
Bill Heroman writes about Advent and waiting for Jesus. He also singles out being sent in terms of travelling and reminds us that Jesus not only came to Judaea and Galilee, he also went around visiting every part.
:REL  :CHR  AAJN  Jesus  birth  baptism  journey  travel  advent 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Theology in the Context of Science
Some good material on John Polkinghorne's book 'Theology in the Context of Science'.
:REL  AAJN  Science  Jesus  Theology  Christian  book  John  Polkinghorne 
december 2011 by chrisjj
God is not a Foreigner
Another excellent blog post, this time from Graham Carter, a New Zealander with much experience of mission in the South Pacific. Working in Tonga he came to understand the need for a very different approach than the usual one.
:CHU  AAJN  mission  Tonga  Graham  Carter 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Google Cloud Print
Works well for me using Chrome on a PC to route the print jobs through to the networked printer at home. I can use Cloud Print from my Android phone while I'm out, when I get home and open the laptop the pages appear on the printer seconds later. Very nice!
:IT  :COM  Google  Cloud  Print  networking  AAJN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Community and Small Groups
Are small groups helpful or unhelpful? Theresa Latini's book studies the mechanics and dynamics of small groups and has mixed finidings. Scot McKnight considers and his readers post.

The URL will load the more recent parts at the top, scroll to the bottom to read them chronologically.
:CHU  AAJN  small  group  community  book  Theresa  Latini 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Paul Allen launches space project
Paul Allen, one of the world's richest people, is ready to spend $200 million with Scaled Composites and SpaceX to build a new air-launched launcher for cargo and human orbital flight.
:TEC  :SPA  AAJN  Paul  Allen  Scaled  Composites  SpaceX  orbital  flight  space  air  launcher  launch 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Higgs Boson at last? Maybe!
CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has strong evidence of a particle between 124 and 126 GeV. This could well be the long sought Higgs boson. But there are also one or two other peaks nearby that may or may not be just statistical noise in the system. More data is needed but that won't happen until another summer of experiments. Maybe in another 12 months we might have stronger evidence.
:PHY  :PAR  AAJN  Higgs  boson  LHC  hadron  collider  particle  physics  CERN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Quantum dots for flexible displays
A UK company is helping develop next generation displays using quantum dots. There are several advantages. the displays do not use heavy metals or rare earth elements, it may be possible to produce flexible displays, and power use is lover than back-lit LCD panels.
:TEC  AAJN  Nanoco  TV  display  quantum  dot  flexible  screen  green 
december 2011 by chrisjj
View the tsunami-affected areas of Japan
Now you can do a virtual driving tour around the parts of Japan damaged by the March 2011 tsunami. Google hopes this will help everyone better understand the scale of the human catastrophe and the plight of those involved.
AAJN  Japan  tsunami  Google  Streetview 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Isaac Newton's papers
The University of Cambridge hold much of Newton's scientific manuscripts, notebooks and letters. There are being made available in facsimile form, a treasure trove of information for anyone interested in Newton's life and work.
:HIS  :SCI  AAJN  Isaac  Newton  Cambridge  University  manuscript  facsimile 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Auto post from Blogger to G+
Google now provide an automatic connection between a new Blogger post and notification on Google+. This will be very handy. The feature can be turned off within Blogger, but for many blog authors it'll be a convenient time saver.
:COM  AAJN  Blogger  Google+ 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Ancient Fish Takes a Walk
The African lungfish uses four fins to move along a surface, a primitive kind of walking. This is rather suggestive as the lungfish is closely related to the earliest ancestors of amphibia.
:SCI  :BIO  AAJN  lungfish  fish  fin  leg  walking  Protopterus  evolution 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Eye Ball throwable camera
I remember reading about this idea a year or two ago, but here it is in prototype form and a possibility that it will go commercial. Wow! I would love one of these. I might just have to buy one if they make it to market.
:TEC  AAJN  Eye  Ball  camera  360  degree  panorama  throw  throwable  accelerometer 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Acidic oceans threaten fish
Rising CO2 levels in the atmosphere acidify the oceans. Some recent research shows that young fish embryos may be very sensitive to such changes, threatening large scale disruption.
:SCI  :BIO  :ENV  AAJN  CO2  fish  ocean  acidity  climate  change 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Planners back St Neots cinema
It looks as if the cinema complex will go ahead now. There are some comments by people opposed to the scheme, but I'm in favour of it and hope it goes through and will be built as soon as possible.
:LOC  AAJN  St  Neots  cinema  film  movie  development 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Biggest telescope starts observations
How about a radio telescope 30 times the size of the Earth? Spectr-R, a Russian satellite is now being used in interferometer mode with earth based telescopes. It has 10 000 time the resolution of Hubble.
:SCI  :TEC  AAJN  radio  astronomy  telescope  resolution  Spectr-R 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Spacex's Dragon to dock at ISS
SpaceX has been offered a target date of 7th February for their next Dragon demonstration flight for NASA. The objective is to launch a Dragon spacecraft on one of their Falcon 9 rocket vehicles, demonstrate necessary capabilities in orbit, fly past the International Space Station (ISS) at a distance of two miles to check out further abilities, and then dock with the ISS.

If it all goes to plan it will be the first docking at ISS by a commercial company and it will open the way for a regular series of commercial flights. NASA has plans to buy several flights annually for delivery and return of cargo.

SpaceX intend to further develop Dragon so that it can also ferry passengers to and from the space station.
:TEC  AAJN  SpaceX  NASA  ISS  Dragon  Falcon  9  demonstration 
december 2011 by chrisjj
The Church is Going Mobile
Ken Eastburn ponders how safety and security have affected church life in negative ways, how church needs to get out more, and considers the impact of mobile devices on our behaviour.
AAJN  Ken  Eastburn  church  mobile  phone  routine  institution  establishment 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Electric Car Fires
There has been some criticism of the safety of energy-rich batteries in the event of collisions involving electric vehicles. But a tank full of petrol is at least as dangerous. Here's some interesting analysis from MIT's technology review.
:TEC  AAJN  electric  vehicle  GM  Volt  battery  batteries  fire  car  accident  collision  safety 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Clear signs of water on Mars
NASA's Opportunity rover has hit the jackpot - unequivocal evidence that there was once liquid water on Mars. A small deposit of gypsum has been found and investigated. Gypsum can only form in the presence of water.
:SCI  :AST  AAJN  NASA  Opportunity  rover  gypsum  water  Mars 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Earliest Human Beds Found
It now seems that people have been making beds of a sort for at least 77 000 years. Cave dwellers in South Africa left traces of leafy bedding that has now been analysed. They clearly collected particular types of plants and brought them some distance, including insect repellent leaves that release essential oils.

The previous oldest evidence for beds was 'only' 20 000 to 30 000 years ago.
:SCI  :ARC  South  Africa  bed  archaeology  cave  bedding  human  prehistoric  AAJN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Gmail, Contacts better with Google+
Google is forging ahead with the integration of its serices. Now you can use your Google+ circles to better control and organise your emails and contacts. Really, really useful.
Google  Google+  Gmail  Contacts  integration  circles  reader  AAJN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Voyager 1 leaving the solar system
It all depends how you define the solar system. But Voyager 1 is now in a turbulent zone where the solar wind is overwhelmed by the interstellar gas.
AAJN  Voyager  1  NASA  spaceflight  spaceprobe  solar  system  wind 
december 2011 by chrisjj
We cause 74% of climate change
This study finds that human activity has caused about three quarters of all global warming so far.
:CLI  :SCI  AAJN  climate  change  global  warming  anthropogenic  human  CO2  carbon  dioxide 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Potentially Habitable Planet discovered
Kepler-22b, a planet that might be at a habitable temperature just above 20 C has been found. It is in the habitable zone around it's star, not too close, not too far away.
:SCI  :AST  Kepler-22b  planet  habitable  zone  temperature  AAJN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Tuna Stocks barely sustainable
Tuna stocks are precarious for some species, depressed but still comfortable for others. But all are in decline and action is needed now to prevent them falling below sustainable levels.
:BIO  :SCI  AAJN  tuna  fish  fishing  fisheries  stock  Atlantic  bluefin  quote  population  protection 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Afghanistan's Buddhist treasures threatened
Money from a lucrative copper mine funded and operated by China, or 200-year-old archaeological remains? It seems the Afghan government has already decided in favour of the money.
AAJN  Buddhist  statues  archaeology  history  copper  mine  mining  development  China  Chinese  Afghanistan  Kabul 
december 2011 by chrisjj
IBM Racetrack Memory
IBM has demonstrated a prototype of racetrack memory fabricated on a single chip using standard CMOS methods. The next challenge is to increase storage density by using a more effective material for the nanowire 'racetracks'.
IBM  racetrack  memory  CMOS  nanowire  AAJN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Fuel cell to increase electric car range
A new improvement to fuel cell technology may eventually make it possible to use petrol as a fuel for the direct production of electrical energy, extending battery range efficiently and simply.
fuel  cell  petrol  gasoline  electric  car  battery  range  AAJN 
december 2011 by chrisjj
Prejudicial reporting by journalists
The attorney general has warned journalists about flouting the rules, even if they think they are safe by printing information exposed in parliament. MPs have special privileges but these do not extend to journalists.
AAJN  Attorney  General  journalist  news  newspaper  TV  prejudice  parliament  privilege  injunction 
december 2011 by chrisjj
AAJ: Western wall not built by Herod
It seems certain that Herod the Great died 20 years before parts of the Temple Mount retaining wall was started.
AAJN  Herod  Jerusalem  Temple  Mount  wall  archaeology  date 
december 2011 by chrisjj
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