http://www.grid.org/services/teams/team.htm?id=4244CA97-887F-42FB-8D36-D1318B93E56D
A small group of people working on the United Devices distributed computing project. Use the spare processing power of your PC to help find cures for diseases and cancer.
A back-up of old blog posts from old sites. Currently contains my old Multiply.com stuff as that is shutting down.
Thursday, 26 May 2005
Wednesday, 25 May 2005
Parents and Friends of Gothic Mede
http://www.pfgm.org.uk
This site is to aid in raising funds for my daughter's lower school. One of these methods is via affiliate schemes. If you shop at Amazon, CD-Wow, John Lewis or many other on-line retailers you can contribute just by starting at the shopping page there. It costs you nothing extra and a percentage goes to the school.
This site is to aid in raising funds for my daughter's lower school. One of these methods is via affiliate schemes. If you shop at Amazon, CD-Wow, John Lewis or many other on-line retailers you can contribute just by starting at the shopping page there. It costs you nothing extra and a percentage goes to the school.
Boycott Disney?
You may have seen that Disney are being condemned
for serving shark fin soup at their Hong Kong park. Personally I am
against foods that cause suffering to animals and over-exploit
endangered species. It's just difficult to boycott a company that is so
popular with the kids. We have loads of their videos, DVDs, books and
toys. It would be hard to explain to the children that they can't have
the next Disney/Pixar DVD due to unethical practices by the corporation.
Does anyone else have strong feelings about this?
Saturday, 21 May 2005
Computer stuff
Spot the difference
05/05 I went for something small and quiet without losing much in the way of expansion capability.
See my description at Bag of spoons
06/06 Replaced the desk
Wednesday, 18 May 2005
The Salmon of Doubt
| Rating: | ★★★★ |
| Category: | Books |
| Genre: | Literature & Fiction |
| Author: | Douglas Adams |
This book is a collection of his writings, some pulled from his PC (well, Mac) after he died. I reckon he and I had a lot in common and I would love to have met him.
The book ends with the Dirk Gently novel he was writing when he died. It's only part of the story and just ends when it is getting interesting. We'll never know how it was going to turn out, although I have an idea about what would crop up later.
I intend to check out the new HHGTTG film soon, although the clips I've seen indicate it has lost some of the charm of the radio/TV series and books.
Monday, 16 May 2005
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