London Bus Route Maps

We've launched a new sister site called WhatBus.com which displays an integrated map of all the bus routes in London, a bit like the ubiquitous London Tube map. Hope it's useful!

Tags: London, bus, map, route

Sharing Christian books

A few months ago there was a Christian book I particularly wanted to read and it struck me that someone in my church surely must own it, I just didn't know who. I then thought that it would be useful to have a website where members of a church can list books that they own and are willing to lend, such that one can search the list, contact the owner and save some money!

This has now become reality - Sharedbookshelves.com. Sign up and get others in your church interested!

Related: Christian, book

Be Faithful!

On Monday July 6th the Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans are going to meet "to encourage and envision Anglicans committed to the orthodox teachings of the Anglican Church and passionate about global and local mission"

More info on their website - www.fca.net

Internet tethering with iPhone for O2 UK

With iPhone OS 3 (only available to developers at the moment) you can tether your phone to a laptop and access the internet via 3G! This is all legal and above board. For O2 Pay and Go (or PAYG) users based in UK, you just need a file called o2_uk.ipcc. Download it, then email it to yourself and open the attachment with your iPhone. Restart and go to settings, general, network, and enable internet tethering. When you connect to your laptop via usb it should detect a new network device!

Tags: iPhone

Death and The Kings Horseman

I saw a play by Wole Soyinka recently called Death and The King's Horseman. It's based on a real incident that took place in Nigeria during colonial rule when the ritual suicide of the horseman of an important chief was prevented by the intervention of the British authorities. It's on at the National Theatre and highly recommended as it's very thought-provoking!

Related: play, theatre, death

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