Perhaps the most unusual bit of news is the solving of the Undersea Purple Sock mystery. With so much of the deep ocean yet to be explored a single undersea creature had foxed scientific attempts to classify it, however with the recent discovery of 4 other examples we now have a glimpse of a remarkably […]
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Syrian Peace Talks, UN’s positive response to last week’s request from FARC and the Colombian Government, and lots of other good stuff; but today I’m torn between seeing the Iran’s choice of a female Paralympia to carry their flag at the Rio Olympics (Yes, not Paralympics, but Olympics) this Summer or the remarkable innovations in […]
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SpaceX rocket in Historic Upright Landing Kenyan Muslims shield Christians in Mandera Bus Attack Canada Vows to Double Syrian Refugee Intake Malawi ‘Suspends’ Anti-Homosexual Laws Dinosaur Skull returned to Mongolia Plan to re-introduce White Storks to UK Family escapes Fire Prince of Denmark saved from Drowning Forth Road Bridge to reopen on Wednesday England take […]
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LOTS of great stories today. Hard to pick a favourite, but in a world where comic books and superheroes becoming increasingly popular a quote from, Comic Book God, Stan Lee has really moved me: “Iceman is gay? Wow, I never knew that. I don’t care what happens as long as they tell good stories, and they […]
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Historic times in Asia this week as the heads of China and Taiwan meet for the first time since 1949, and Aung San Suu Kyi, after years under house arrest, voted in democratic elections in Myanmar. A friend of mine thinks today is a slow news day. I beg to differ:- Sierra Leone declared Ebola […]
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On R2BC, Monday tends, unsurprisingly, to have a heavy sporting flavour. With so much of the sports news focusing on the Rugby World Cup or the soap opera of the Premier League it may seem that British sports fans have nothing to smile about; oh, how wrong we are: British Track Cyclists see Gold in […]
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Engineers develop ‘Digital Skin’ Sensor Immune Clue to Preventing Schizophrenia Northern Ireland Leading the way with Cardiac Surgery World Bank plans Financial Aid for Syrian Neighbours Funding for Compressed Air Energy Storage Project New Search & Rescue Base launched in St Athan Hen Harriers Tracked with Satellite Tags 800 Jobs created in County Fermanagh Scottish […]
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Great to see the Anglican Church’s 1st Female Bishop taking her place in the House of Lords and a lovely story to follow up on the news of an openly gay priest elected to the Anglican Synod. All too often, when we hear about religion it’s about zealots and extremists, so it’s great to see […]
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Interesting news for Sheffield with news of an announcement that we may be getting an Elected Mayor. However, news that peace in Colombia is a step closer is a great news. FARC to end Military Training Charon seen in Super Detail Shrine to Alexander the Great’s closest Friend Found Benign Virus vaccinating Routers £1m Boost for […]
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Apologies for the long Hiatus but much has been happening at Chez Nomad. Much fun with my daughter visiting and then the stunning news that a new traveller will be joining the clan. Yes, Mrs. Nomad and I are expecting. However, we know all too well that other people need good news. So, while I rush […]
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Travels of a Silicon Nomad 