ADI Part 1
Well, I took and passed my ADI Part 1 today. A two-part theory test involving a series of multiple choice questions answered using a touch […]
Month: May 2006
Naked Obsession
Down in Wales the neighbours have been getting twitchy over nude sunbathing. Lynett Burgess has just been cleared of indecent exposure by a magistrates court. […]
Time for the Wilderness
The Labour party spent eighteen years in the political wilderness. At the end of that time it appeared that they had learned some lessons from this; […]
The NHS Database
Letter from Patricia Hewitt’s Department The government’s apparent obsession with data – and data sharing, causes me some concern. Like you didn’t notice :devil:. Given […]
Photography Weekend
The Western Counties Photographic Federation held their weekend away again this year. This time it was “secret Dorset”. Saturday was a blustery visit to the Abbotsbury […]
Da Vinci Silliness
I see Mr Eugenidies is commenting on the latest Da Vinci nonsense. Roman Catholics in the Indian city of Mumbai (Bombay) have received Muslim support […]
Jack Straw Fears…
Jack Straw is worried about MPs’ reputations. The reputation of MPs will be damaged if they do not have a stronger role in scrutinising proposed […]
Katherine Courtney and the Science and Technology Committee
Katherine Courtney’s oral evidence to the Science and Technology Committee makes interesting reading. Q264 Chairman: Has that grown since the original concept by David Blunkett […]
All The Roadrunning
A birthday present from my wife; “All The Roadrunning” by Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris is Knopfler’s latest excursion into country music. All the songs […]
Inevitable, Really…
Via Bookdrunk writing at the Devil’s Kitchen, this story: An internal investigation at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has found that civil servants […]