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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Welcome to Tuesday. Don’t worry, the Revelations title isn’t about some religious meanderings but a reference to Iron Maiden receiving the Silver Clef for Outstanding Contribution to Music at this year’s Nordoff Robbins Awards. I’ve been a Maiden fan for more years than I care to remember, probably first inspired by the use of Phantom […]
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Apologies for missing R2BC yesterday but, with this having been half term, my priority has really been on my family. Today saw a lovely trip to Leeds Royal Armouries, which was made a huge amount of fun by the happening upon SWASH 2014 and in particularly a, fascinating, lecture about swordsmithing from Danelli Armouries. The […]
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Well with Jamaica making it to Sochi in the bobsled with the help of public support, it’s great to see Kenya, Togo and Zimbabwe also ,a href=”http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-25861305″ target=”_blank”>making their mark on Olympic History. 😀 We#re also seeing the potential start of peace in Syria, South Sudan and potentially even in Korea. Hope you find some […]
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Travels of a Silicon Nomad 