Yesterday, Riyadh voters participated in the first municipal elections.

Flickr is one year old. Happy birthday, Flickr!!

I don’t usually visit the AFC website, but while I was there to read about yesterday’s match between our national team and Uzbekistan, I stumbled upon this good article. It is totally true; here “the merry-go-round seem to spins faster than anywhere else on planet football.”

Maram Makkawi tries to compare between Saudi universities and UK universities. I could easily say there is no comparison, and I disagree with her when she generalize about all universities of the Arab World. She only has studied in Saudi Arabia. I think she made such generalization to make the criticism softer in order to be published in our so-called free newspapers. I’m not the only one who disagree with her. The Saudi minister of labor says that “extremist teachings, not unemployment, are the root causes of terrorism.”

The Baby Name Wizard: NameVoyager. (via A Whole Lotta Nothing)

We have Flickr tags, Technorati tags, Del.icio.us tags and now science intends to tag all life. “Scientists are to establish a giant catalogue of life – to, in effect, “barcode” every species on Earth, from tiny plankton to the mighty blue whale.”

Even though the most famous chefs in the world are men, things can get disastrous when some guys try to cook. However, it seems like women usually admire a guy who can cook a good meal. Check out these confessions of a Kitchen Romeo.