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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Hector’s Extraordinary Rendition
I am not allowed to leave the house and must remain at this specified address, I have only limited use of my phone, I cannot use public transport, I cannot have visitors, I am electronically tethered to my computer and … Continue reading
About Who?
As someone who spent the better part of twenty working years closely involved with Xerox and it’s products, there is a quotation by Marshall McLuhan, the Canadian philosopher and communication theorist, that has a particular resonance. McLuhan said: “Whereas Caxton … Continue reading
Posted in Comment
Tagged Blogging for Old People, global village, marshall mcluhan, twitter, xerox
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Pub Blogs
If I had resolved my “About Me” page dilemma , more of which later, it would be apparent that one of my pursuits was “socialising ” , a hobby stated on many a Curriculum Vitae, in pubs and drinking beer. … Continue reading
Mood Indigo
We all love a curry, it now has a definitive role as British comfort food. Two weeks in some foreign field and no matter how good the local cuisine, sooner or later you feel the need for a curry. What … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, Mellor
Tagged blue nile, curry house, indigo, michel roux, romiley
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Three times a loser
Sooner or later we all suffer a crime committed against us, sometimes a burglary, sometimes a car related crime and sometimes ,unfairly, the state seems to punish us. Last week I heard a story from someone who suffered all three … Continue reading
The week that’s gone was the one in which ..
….the figurehead of the mad hatters tea party, Sarah Palin, continued to mangle the English language when she insisted ( or refudiated ) that her use of the phrase ” Blood Libel” was not intended to insult the recently shot … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Football
Tagged bankers bonuses, ed milliband, hong kong, john le carre, premier league, sarah palin, sepp blatter, van pang, world cup
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King Kenny:Aye am the resurrection
On Sunday on the way back from North Wales, I had wanted to listen to the build up to the afternoons FA cup ties; Manchester United v Liverpool, Chelsea v Ipswich and Manchester City v Leicester Fosse At one point … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Football
Tagged 5 Live, King Kenny, Liverpool, Manchester United, scouse
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Osborne House, Llandudno
The OH has had a landmark birthday and we took a weekend break at The Osborne House in Llandudno. January in Llandudno?? Well it has it’s advantages – no coach parties, easy parking, no toll charges on the circuit of … Continue reading
VAT increase
No one likes paying more tax , but the increase in VAT is needed to help rebalance our budget and is a progressive tax inasmuch as it is paid by everyone and is relatively discretionary. For retail shoppers the actual … Continue reading
So last week was the one that..
..saw many thousands of column inches and hours of video occupied by the Sky pundits , Gray and Keys, “sexism” scandal. “Poor” Keys in an hour long self-serving interview on Talk Sport spoke about how sad he was that Sian … Continue reading →