Welsh Assembly to be renamed Welsh Parliament Defibrillator Drones Rubber Algae helps create Artificial Reef Ocean Plastics turned into Laptop Packaging DIY Handheld Games Console hopes to Teach kids about Electronics Hand Reared Birds released to support rare Black Tailed Godwit population Man Rescued from cliff in Gwynedd Queen Elizabeth recreates Historic Train Journey Retired […]
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Asian Nations make Pledge on Oceanic Plastic Pollution UK Election delivers country’s most Diverse Parliament Former FARC rebels to Train as Bodyguards as part of Colombian Peace Deal Puerto Rico votes to become a US State 3D-Printed Bionic Hand starts Trials Historic Bill to create a Sustainable Future for Scotland’s Islands Published New Cancer Drugs […]
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Much goodness happening, but as someone who has grown-up with video games it’s great to see some of my favourite childhood titles making it into the Video Game Hall of Fame. Off to try a few Hadouken and Dragon Punches. Enjoy this scene from my favourite Street Fighter II Movie. Nanofridge for Quantum Computers Donkey […]
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I have always had a passion for new technologies and the world’s they open up to us. Not only the new world’s of space, other dimensions, virtual and augmented realities; but, just as important, the greater understanding of the mundane and the things we often take for granted. Last year, we started to see some […]
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An amazing achievement being celebrated, as Britain’s Record Breaking Olympians parade through Manchester and London. However, my favourite story has to be the discovery of more large interstellar spaces than expected, not just because of the implications for our understanding of the universe, but also because there is even more Space in Space. 🙂 Britain’s Olympians Celebrate with Manchester Parade […]
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Living in Sheffield and having lived in Derby it’s hard not to be incredibly happy about the news for Forgemasters and Bombardier, especially with turbulant times ahead. I am grinning about the stunning news at the Olympics. However, as a parent the news that cot deaths in England and Wales are at their lowest ever […]
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Okay, I’ll admit it, I’m a BIG kid at heart; the idea that Mar’s burps methane is hilarious, geologically interesting, but hilarious. Yes, the thought of an 80-Year-Old, famous for riding a puppet osteridge, going to the Kerrang! awards with a Death Metal Band almost had it, but planet sized burps wins (I’m blaming the […]
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As a parent-to-be the news that some amazing, intra-uterine, surgery has been an amazing success is great, heart warming, news. In the wider world, news about elections in Haiti and Ivory Coast is certainly making me smile. Check out these stories for even more reasons to be cheerful: Baby operated on in Womb making ‘Astonishing’ Progress Ivory […]
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Well it’s Beltane, the fire festival and the coming of Spring. Which is great news if you’ve been playing rugby at the North Pole and need to keep warm. Though some might argue that a better place for that might be the Festival of Fools (That’s not a reference to last night’s Question Time Debate […]
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A REALLY tough decision today. Am I more excited as an Englishman, and it being St. George’s Day, or am I more excited about World Book Night and the chance of a free read?! Well, it’s a great problem to have on an amazing day: – England Murder Rate at a 38-Year LOW – Government […]
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Travels of a Silicon Nomad 