Cliff Arnall, lecturer in the Department of Lifelong Learning at Cardiff University, Wales, announced in 2005 that May 18 was the best date in the year on which to make a resolution. He calculated this using a formula which took into account the factors of motivation, opportunity, proximity to a Bank Holiday, increasing hours of […]
Is it logical that the musical genre ‘unclassifiable’ is further divided into 2 categories? (general unclassifiable and japanese unclassifiable)
Clint recently brought this to my attention. Seems that everybody loves “Napolean Dynamite”…
When advocating the resolution, surely they should have used the “Vote for Pedro” slogan.
Yay…after two long nights in the making, I now have an intro. Given that I had ‘zero’ Shockwave knowledge prior to commencing the little project, I’m happy with it for now…
However, if someone has shockwave experience, maybe I could pick their brains for a minute or two about a couple of modifications (ie having […]
I’ve just finished watching Murderball at the Schonell Cinemas. I thoroughly enjoyed it and recommend it to anyone who is in need of a movie hit.
Helping people sell beer since 4000 B.C.
Sunday, April 20th 2003 - Here is a little account of last night.
After eating more beautiful Galician food (this time pig’s head and snout) , Maria and her friends decided to show me a little bit of Vigo’s nightlife.
These were the words that, when exiting the frothing mouth of a rabid train conductor this morning, woke us from our slumber and ushered in the new day…
October 23rd 2003, Croatia
Background…
After a haphazard attempt to get into Eastern Europe as quickly as possible, which involved a detour through the budget travellers’ dream cities Paris, Lausanne […]
On Wednesday night I made the happy trip to the Troubadour to see Loren and Co. play a pre-cd-launch gig. It was the perfect kind of gig…here’s why -
Luke Foran opened the night with his mellow guitar and fantastic singing. The songs ranged from soft ballads to birthday songs to country banjo-pickin’ good […]
A few years ago, my friend Shweta was making me a beautiful, spicy indian curry and talking to me about her homeland. It was during this conversation that she mentioned the hardships faced by her family (and specifically her father) during the partition of 1947.
I looked at her blankly and queried as to what […]