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Monthly Archives: October 2014
November is NaNoWriMo month
November is the month that can bring whoops of delight and shudders of fear amongst writers around the globe. It is of course NaNoWrimo or National Novel Writing Month for those not in the know. It is an event that … Continue reading
Posted in Life, writing
Tagged books, Life, Nanowrimo, National Novel Writing Month, novels, writing
10 Comments
The tragic genius of Alan Turing and The Imitation Game
If you’re not familiar with the name Alan Turing, the chances are that you soon will be with the release of the new film, The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch in the starring role. Alan Turing holds a unique … Continue reading
Posted in history, Movies and Films, Popular Culture, Science and Engineering, WW2
Tagged Alan Turing, Apple, Benedict Cumberbatch, Bletchley Park, history, Life, movies, Science, The Enigma Machine, The Imitation Game, U571, WW2
23 Comments
The Lochnagar Crater and a relic of war
At the end of September I visited some of the WW1 battlefields in northern France and Belgium and thought in the lead up to Armistice Day on 11th November I would dedicate some of my posts to what I saw. … Continue reading
Posted in history, writing, WW1, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged Bayonet, France, history, holiday, Lest We Forget, Life, Lochnagar Crater, Sunken Road, The Somme, vacation, war, WW1, Ye Olde England Tours
5 Comments
Edward Jenner – The greatest man you might never have heard of
This morning I received my free Flu vaccination and a time when nearly all of us are fortunate enough to receive vaccinations and inoculations for many illnesses from the winter flu upwards it is well worth remembering that there was … Continue reading
Posted in history, Science and Engineering
Tagged County of Gloucestershire, Edward Jenner, history, Life, London, Medicine, Science, Smallpox, The Walking Dead, vaccination, WHO
5 Comments
An unapologetic guide to saying Sorry
When was the last time you said Sorry to someone? It’s not something that any of us like to do and it is something that many of us don’t do. Often it is the people who should say Sorry the … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Religion and Faith
Tagged Friends, Introverts, Life, morals, Relationships, religion, Sorry, wrong
8 Comments
Dick Turpin Highwayman – Stand and Deliver
For millennia, travelling by land across the British Isles was a dangerous and slow business. Most people when they could travelled by boat on rivers and along the sea-coast and later by canals. Travelling by land was a slow and … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Britannia, history, Popular Culture
Tagged Adam Ant, Crime, Dick Turpin, Epping Forest, Highwaymen, history, Life, London, Murders, Muskets, UK, Whitechapel, York
4 Comments
Apple or Microsoft – The big dilemma
All these years of blogging I have been working on a 10 year old + PC, sometimes a first generation iPod and in the last year just occasionally an iPad Air. Writing out a long blog on an iPod is … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, Science and Engineering
Tagged Amiga, Apple, Apple v PC, iMac, iPad, iPod, Laptop, Macbook, Microsoft, Mobile Phone, PC, smartphone, Windows
14 Comments
The death of the Aral Sea
Once the fourth largest inland body of water in the world and half the size of England has over the last few decades almost totally disappeared. The Aral Sea sits in the middle of the Kyzylkum Desert fed by the … Continue reading
Posted in geography, history, Life, Politics, Science and Engineering
Tagged Aral Sea, climate change, Desert, Environment, geography, Green Issues, history, Kazakhstan, Life, Soviet Union, Uzbekistan
9 Comments