God is not dead yet

Article Abstract:

An analysis of atheism and the increase in interest in spiritualism, with particular attention paid to the arguments of Richard Dawkins, intellectual and atheisms most influential proponent. It is argued that there is a need for atheism to move beyond the rhetoric of the past and undertake a serious discussion about its evidential basis and its future.

Criticism and interpretation, Dawkins, Richard, Atheism

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Wake-up call for drivers approaching dead of night

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to drivers falling asleep at the wheel of their car, including the consequences of falling asleep at the wheel, factors that can exacerbate feelings of drowsiness and tips on what to do if you do start to feel drowsy are examined.

Drivers (Vehicles), Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation, Local and Suburban Transportation, Physiological aspects, Motor vehicle drivers, Traffic accidents, Automobile drivers

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Can't all sell dead sharks for a living

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning ways of making a living as an artist are discussed. Particular attention is given to cases of artists who have either been lucky enough to sell their work or had to consider part-time work to fund their artistic pursuits.

Management, Finance, Artists, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living

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