17 December 2009
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I mentioned on Sunday that I was pleased with the feast I had presented the night before but then I was too busy or too sick to feel like writing much more. However, I did briefly want to return to … Continue reading
16 December 2009
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I think that I am more or less back to health after my recent bout of diarrhoea and vomiting. I stayed home again today but more to check that I was properly recovered and to build my strength back up … Continue reading
15 December 2009
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‘Nuff said probably. Back to bed to catch up on some of the sleep I missed last night 🙁 See my twitter feed to see more of my tweets and sign up to twitter to reply to @basswulf Technorati Tags: … Continue reading
14 December 2009
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I had an worthwhile afternoon down in town this afternoon, attending the University Computer Services termly webmasters event. This time round I was not just soaking up ideas and building my peer network over refreshments but also giving a presentation. … Continue reading
12 December 2009
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I feel pretty well prepared for cooking on Christmas Day now – successfully served up my second practise feast of the month today. See my twitter feed to see more of my tweets and sign up to twitter to reply … Continue reading
11 December 2009
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Tonight Jane and I are planning to spend some time at the candlelit vigil being held outside St Michael in the Northgate in Oxford, which is part of the World Wants a Real Deal day of global action (details on … Continue reading
10 December 2009
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When I experimented with sorbet last month, I wanted to find an opportunity to investigate this class of flavoured ices further. Last night saw the fortuitous coincidence of a spare evening and a new idea — sorbet made with tea. … Continue reading
9 December 2009
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When singing, the tendency is to hunch down for the low notes and throw your head back for the high ones. Unfortunately, while the motion hints at the intended pitch movement, neither action helps with reaching the desired notes. Low … Continue reading
8 December 2009
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For my final fiery wallpaper, I gave the camera more of a shake as it moved. The effect is like tangled hair (although I’d love to know where you could get hair dyes to create this intensity of light!) Technorati … Continue reading
7 December 2009
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Number four in the series of fiery wallpapers used a smooth sweeping motion to create a subtly undulated effect. Technorati Tags: fire wallpaper photography light flickr