Keeping busy. Keeping it short. Enjoy: Killer Fungal Infection Cure Hope Robot Lifeguard starts work off Shell Island UK and Argentina to start new relationship over the Falklands European Commission plans Free Wi-Fi in Public Spaces Star’s Dust Cloud gives birth to Planet Hawaiian Crow joins Tool Using Elite WWI Tank in Trafalgar Square to […]
Read More »
It’s midweek and “hump day” can be incredibly hard at times. Fortunately there are some incredibly positive and interesting stories from around the world. As a Brit the amazing 444-3 in an ODI demolition of Pakistan has made me smile. However, it’s the plan to use technology to help improve the lives of millions of […]
Read More »
US ready to hand over Internet’s Naming System Parkinson’s could be detected by Eye Test Women take part in Jousts for the 1st Time in England Boy Rescued from Portsmouth Pontoon Crash Pilot spends night in Tree North Lanarkshire Council pledges to build 1000 New Homes 37000-Year-Old East Asia’s Oldest Jewellery Supervolcano threw Rock across […]
Read More »
Tough one today, but I think it’s important to highlight people taking personal responsibility. You’ve probably seem all the news concerning Jeremy Clarkson’s fall from grace at the BBC. As a result of the BBC’s decision idiots on the internet started sending threats to members of BBC staff including the unfortunate victim of the assault, […]
Read More »
Some stunning stories today, so it’s a little difficult to pick a favourite. One thing that has definitely made me smile, though not something I’d usually list, is a look at the teams for the 6 Nations. The reason for the nod? Well for once, with the competition starting this week, there is a a […]
Read More »
With the new series going live I’m been meaning to give this show another plug as it’s well worth a listen. Genuine insight into the world of modern online communication and relationships. The received wisdom of social networks & online relationships can never be as genuine or real as meeting someone face to face. Aleks […]
Read More »
Travels of a Silicon Nomad 