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Monthly Archives: April 2002
So
So much is happening today that I’ve got a whole *single* blog entry for you. In motor racing, Michael Schumacher has taken pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix, in the closing minutes [news.bbc.co.uk] of the qualifying session. Jenson Button continued a return to good form with a sixth place qualification. There’s Mouldy Soup here. [...]
Posted in Life and opinion
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Insanity
There really was some insanity shown in the world today. Firstly there was a terrible mess in Erfurt, Germany, when an expelled former pupil took a gun into his old school and killed eighteen people [news.bbc.co.uk]. He killed 14 teachers, two pupils and a policewoman. I had heard earlier that only two people had been [...]
Posted in News
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Lego Me!
Thanks to Mr Rhys [rsmith.org.uk], I have found this wonderful site that lets you make a lego copy of you [reasonablyclever.com]. Here is me, in Florence, Italy, in lego form : Isn’t that great? Go make one of yourself [reasonablyclever.com].
Posted in Life and opinion
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So many searches
Have been coming to my site recently for pictures of the planetery alignment. Sorry to disappoint you guys and girls, I haven’t got any. My camera simply isn’t up to the job of photographing a spec of light against a background of utter darkness. It doesn’t work. I *did* get a blurred image of the [...]
Posted in Web and Tech
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Big cycle
It’s no longer the big bang, it’s a big cycle, involving continual big bangs and big crunches [news.bbc.co.uk]. The universe is timeless. So sayeth one of the latest scientific theories in any case. How do you like the idea of having no beginning? Does it go with or against any particular religion you might have? [...]
Posted in News
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