Bumbling Burnham
Andy Burnam responds today to the Henry Porter article in the Observer last week. I find it hard to believe that Henry Porter has read […]
Month: March 2006
Final, Final Update on the Blog Problem
Fortunately, the Google bots managed to archive my blog before it all went tits-up. The outcome is that I’ve managed a 100% recovery. Although the […]
Pas à l’anglais
Si vous voulez faire un imbécile de vous-même, pourquoi ne pas donner l’ assaut àhors d’une réunion parce qu’un délégué veut employer l’anglais parce […]
Worstall Watch
Via The Devil’s Kitchen, this Timmy’s got a stalker… Well, blow me, so he has. I can’t help wondering, though… I know blogging can get […]
Saving the Suburbs
Hat tip to John for this little gem. A “think-tank” called Demos wants to rescue the community spirit of the suburbs according to this Grauniad […]
The Penny Drops
Oh, my God! I’ve just had one of those inverse Eureka moments. WordPress has the facility to display the permalink structure in a logical manner […]
Blog Update
Phew! I’ve almost finished restoring March and February. There are still a couple of posts and some comments to put back up. Lessons learned: The […]
Blog Problems
I’ve been having some problems today. What started as a minor issue with wBloggar, turned into a major headache. To cut a long story short, […]
Rowan Williams and an Outbreak of Common Sense
Rowan Williams has set himself apart from the religious fundamentalists with his comments on the teaching of creationism in schools .
“I think creationism is … a kind of category mistake, as if the…
The Vexed Transport Problem
Neil Harding is discussing Boris Johnson’s comments on cycling. Some of the comments make interesting reading. This, in particular from STAG: Cars are a blight. […]