Having worked in video games I am happy to see two absolute classics taken into the Video Games Hall of Fame. However, if any stories jump out it has to be the Invictus Games in Orlando. While the coming Summer Olympics and Paralympics will be an amazing show the Invictus Games have been a lifeline […]
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Co-Op Group Boss asks for 40% Pay Cut European Commission looking at ‘More Humane and Efficient’ Asylum Handling Ariane 6 Project ‘In Good Shape’ Shop opened by Saville Row’s First Female Master Tailor Shakespeare First Folio discovered on Isle of Bute Florida repeals law banning Cohabitation of Unwed Couples Rescued Seals released back into Wild […]
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If you’re a regular follower of #R2BC you’ll know that, here at Chez Nomad, we’re big fans of new technologies. One of our favourite creations over the past few years has to be the Raspberry Pi. With this week seeing the release of the, plucky little, computer’s 3rd iteration it’s great to see that the work of Eben […]
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Syrian Rebel Groups say they will Respect Truce Holy Grail Beatles Record to be Auctioned Troubles ‘Peace Wall’ Dismantles in Northern Belfast Saved Shipyard takes on 150 Apprentices Passengers Rescued from Grounded Icebreaker Pilot manages to safely land Cargo Plane with Faulty Landing Gear Sisters Reunited after 30 Years Metal Fans donate Blood in El […]
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Well I’m now a proud dad, an incredibly happy husband and exhausted. Enjoy the news, I’ll be in the corner grinning. Red Crescent deliver aid to besieged suburb of Douma in Syria Doctors 3D-Print ‘Living’ Body Parts Atmosphere Analysed on distant ‘Super Earth’ Sindh Province in Pakistan allows Registering of Hindu Marriages Repossessions in Wales […]
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Good news continues to flow from this year’s Australian Open. While it’s sad that Johanna Konta didn’t make it to the final her efforts have been amazing not just in her win against Venus Williams in the 1st Round but the fact that this Grand Slam performance will see her world ranking continue to rise, […]
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When I hear Sheffield mentioned on the news, all too often, it’s as an example of the decline of the once glorious industrial North of England; that has a tendency to make me sad as it’s selling a great city, and my adopted home, very short. So it is with more than a little glee […]
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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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Hectic, hectic times at Chez Nomad. 3 Days of family celebrations during the October Half Term, runs to Reading and back, scans and hospital appointments to check on the twins. It’s all go. So, apologies for last week being a bit light in terms of good news, but today we’re having an absolute blast. For […]
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Nobel Peace Prize for Tunisian Democracy Campaigners First Drug ‘Slows Decline’ in Progressive MS New Research gives inside into Earth’s Core Ancient DNA reveals Migration into Africa Cambodia Raises Minimum Wage for Garment Workers Low Cancer rate in Elephants Explained Whale rescued by Lifeguards in Florida UK Trade Deficit Narrowed in August Hirst opens New […]
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Travels of a Silicon Nomad 