12 December 2008
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I have an early meeting today (followed by a Christmas lunch to make up for it!) so just a short post today to point you at the following Credit Crunch Corporate Logos that I discovered yesterday. Neat parodies for hard … Continue reading
11 December 2008
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One of the perks of my job is that the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, where I am based, has an excellent bike shed, It is inside the building, covered, and accessible only by staff. Therefore my habit is to leave the … Continue reading
10 December 2008
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I got myself out of the flat last night and cycled down to The Bullingdon Arms on Cowley Road for the Tuesday night jazz I’d seen advertised. I was a bit delayed in making my start and just as well; … Continue reading
9 December 2008
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I am enjoying my new bike. Yesterday, I was able to get to the shops in Headington, back to my flat at the Churchill for lunch and then back to my desk all within the space of an hour. Wheels … Continue reading
8 December 2008
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I did not play the game until long after it was released but it is still over a decade since I first experienced Wolfenstein 3D, a first person shooter game. I had not even thought of it for a long … Continue reading
5 December 2008
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I got a new (second-hand) bike today with all the trimmings (lights, helmet, etc) to help me get around Oxford a bit more easily. I’m back in Lewisham this weekend so won’t be riding (or blogging) for the next couple … Continue reading
4 December 2008
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In broad terms, Web 1.0 was read only, Web 2.0 was read/write and Web 3.0 is about reading, writing and understanding. This afternoon I attended a fascinating seminar at the Oxford e-Research Centre looking at “A Framework for Science Web … Continue reading
3 December 2008
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The picture to the left shows the view from my temporary lodgings in Oxford. By all accounts it might look different tomorrow morning, with a possibility of a blanket of snow. It was certainly cold tonight. As I walked home … Continue reading
2 December 2008
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Recently I was sharing the story of the damage my Stagg electric upright bass suffered and my subsequent repair work. I am pleased to report that the gluing and reinforcing seems to have done the job; it has held up … Continue reading
1 December 2008
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My friend Dave and I visited Home last night. The previous week I had been to a much larger church which looked appealing on the outside but which I found to be visually dull on the inside. No such criticism … Continue reading