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And Yet Another Birthday
For some reason, 37 seems more interesting to me than 36 was(despite not being a square). Sure at a...
For some reason, 37 seems more interesting to me than 36 was(despite not being a square). Sure at a...
I still have to pinch myself to believe it is true. Australia have finally qualified for the World Cup!...
These days, I loathe being asked what I do for a living. Actually, if truth be told I have...
As much as I love reading the travel sections of newspapers and magazines like Conde Naste Traveller, ever since...
It has been very interesting to read foreign reporting of the recent Delhi bombings and compare it with local...
Matt Stone has blogged on some George Barna that indicate that pastors consider music to be far more important...
Tensegrities is a blog I’ve been following for a few months now. The blog is run by Mary Hess,...
Jason Clark has been blogging on the various forms of doctoral study and what the title Dr, implies. I...
Just when I was daring to wonder if Apple where losing their way, along come two great product announcements....
One person’s poetic license is another’s scientific rant. It seems scientist Dr Simon Singh’s has issues with Katie Melua’s...
A year ago today I started this blog, or to be more precise, I restarted this blog. During this...
Joe Damian, author of one of the best Guitar Improvisation books I have read, has a very interesing article...
A few months back, I blogged on fabrication and emergent engineering. Wired magazine has a great article on fabrication,...
An interesting conversation developed between myself and C during the week. We were stopped at an intersection and she...
Over this week my mind has been pondering the failed book proposals I have persued over recent years. Whilst...
Most of today has been spent tidying computer files. In particular I have been activating the backup facilities of...