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Regular readers of this blog will be aware that the blog has had a very patchy few days. Life, as John Lennon reputedly said, is what happens when you're making other plans. I'd like to add that life …
Regular readers of this blog will be aware that the blog has had a very patchy few days. Life, as John Lennon reputedly said, is what happens when you're making other plans. I'd like to add that life …
The last week has shown me how hard it can sometimes be to keep blogging! I'm sitting here with Marvin, our large long haired cat who acts like a dog (i.e. he shakes when wet and sits up with his paw…
I'm currently renovating a site of mine -Coffeehouse Chat- with a possible view to re-opening the Forum side of it with new and improved features - including better integration with Social Media and U…
I have a client in Harrogate who I visit every couple of weeks, travelling by train. I went up there a couple of days ago, and as I'd had a particularly hectic couple of days before hand was able to …
I'm currently doing some development work using ASP.NET against an Oracle database. I have to say that I've had more frustrating development experiences, but most of those involved mainframe computer…
I just came across this on my Twitter feed - a reference to a " 'Future of the web' Turtle" at Open 09. Yup - a turtle. After some Googling about and learning more than I ever wanted to know about o…
No, nothing to do the 1970s TV series with Ricardo Montalban as a bloke who made wishes come true on an Island with a combination of technology, actors and smoke and mirrors. Although..... Nope, thi…
OK - first of all apologies for the title. It's just that the trivial background behind this post made me very angry this morning. I may just be having a grump, heading for a cold or suffering from …
I was late in getting my Poppy this year - I didn't actually buy it until yesterday (Saturday) morning, when I purchased one from a gentleman in Hillsborough whilst on my Saturday morning Odyssey know…
I was reminded earlier today, whilst reading a book called 'Life 101', of a useful piece of advice from one of the more under-rated personal development gurus of the mid 20th Century - Sergeant Ernes…