Tim Keller

I’m in Singapore and this week’s theme is red.

The sun sets over Kommetjie and Noordhoek.

It’s week 1.

Happy New Year.

It’s the terror of knowing What the world is about Watching some good friends Screaming ‘Let me out’ Pray tomorrow gets me higher A very sad week.

Each week, I’ll post eight links that I’ve read and enjoyed in the past week.

These photo stories are the perfect coalescence of my passions: design, development, travel and photography.

He’s going to see this one day… and we’re going to be in trouble.

Internet, meet Benjamin Miles Keller.

I’ve been looking forward to writing this blog post for the past two years.

It’s May 2015 and this is the first post I’ve written in a year.

Tomorrow I’ll take a photograph of something I see, import it into Lightroom, agonise over it for hours, export and upload it to a website.

I often feel a pang of regret that I came to the Mac so late in its return to popularity.

Most years I spend a couple of days in December planning for the year ahead.

Thanks to Derek Keats, it has emerged that the South African Department of Basic Education has selected Microsoft Office as the exclusive teaching environment for the high school computing course, and Delphi as the programming language for the programming…

I loved this year.

Signed, initialed, dotted and crossed: we’ve just bought our second house (and sold the first).

Imagine a school that provided high quality education to anyone who wanted it.

South African students will breathe a sigh of relief tomorrow morning as the 2011 Matric results are released.

Let’s talk about how we go about remembering stuff with a few simple (and free) tools for the Mac, PC, Web, and iPhone/iPad.

Three years seems to be a familiar cadence in my life: three years of junior high, three years of high school, three years of university, and so on.

That’s my gran right in the middle.

Having upgraded my Macbook Air the day OS X Lion came out, I settled down a last night to upgrade my main machine – my 2010 MacBookPro.

Michelle Jones, Cape Times, reports: The conference, held at the International School of Cape Town in Wynberg, was attended by 110 delegates from more than 50 city schools.

Flying poses some challenges.

The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn. - Alvin Toffler Art Preston’s post concerning “The Grading Conundrum” once again raises the debate of how we measure and asse…

19 December 2009: Amy and I get married at Simon’s Town Methodist Church Our official photographer will be turning in her beautiful images this week, but in the meantime I thought I should get just a couple of pics from the day up!

I’d like to formally announce that Amy and I are engaged, and we both couldn’t be happier!

I bought a Renault Modus in October 2005.