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05/02/10
I've just finished The Time Traveller's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger which is a remarkable book, being both a work of science fiction and a love story in one. read more ...
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03/02/10
I was lucky enough to do my degree at King's College, Cambridge and one of the consequences of that is that you get sent a copy of the Annual Report every year. ... read more ...
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31/01/10
As it's now a couple of days since I received my new Acer Aspire One D250 netbook I thought it worth writing down some initial impressions, both good and bad. read more ...
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31/01/10
Inspired by Rob's enthusiasm for Jane Eyre and my (and his) recent reading of The Eyre Affair I thought, after carefully avoiding it for 49.5 years, I should give Jane Eyre a try. read more ...
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28/01/10
Some days ago Kirk posted on Facebook a link to a graph that was doing the rounds. The graph, originally from the Nation Geographic in a posting about
The Cost of Care showed how... read more ...
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27/01/10
The Washington Post is running a poll at the moment:
What is your favorite webcomic of the past decade?. If you're quick you may get to vote. I already have so I got to see the results at the time I voted ... read more ...
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22/01/10
One of the events that's happening this year is my Aunt Pauline's 65th birthday party and it suddenly gave me pause for thought: ... read more ...
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21/01/10
I went to see my GP today to get the results of the blood tests I had done last week. It's always nice to see him although I do sometimes feel guilty ... read more ...
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18/01/10
I found this while looking for my Oyster card this morning. It's my UL card, issued when I was nineteen years. Such a pretty boy. read more ...
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17/01/10
Now that my mapping software is on the Walkhighlands site I've been able to look again at some tracks from my GPS on 1:25,000 and compare with the 1:50,000... read more ...
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