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Parliamentary expenses and the blame game
36 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... Norman Baker started it and perhaps he’ll finish it as it is revealeded he charged the tax payer £20,000 for an office in his own home. The lack of integrity is incredible amongst UK MPs, they all cry the letter of the law and ignore the spirit of the... »
The credit crunch – who’s to blame?
192 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... The idea of this article is to explain the credit crunch run a few things by you as everyone wants to look round and blame someone, even if sometimes its a little looking in the mirror….and taking responsibility. So lets look at the front runners: 1. Gordon Brown, or... »
Regular exercise in middle age – same benefits as giving up smoking!
76 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... I heard about some research that suggested taking up exercise in middle age was highly beneficial in terms of health and longevity. It was a swedish study. Then I did a bit of searching around and found this on one of the news sites (CNN) So being 47 and not really 50... »
Have you seen this rabbit? (Marks and Spencers Floppy legs Bunny comforter)
425 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... Help…..no really…. help! I need this marks and spencer soft bunny rabbit for my daughter, we only have one and twice now have nearly lost it, and then she doesn’t sleep properly. I found one on ebay but someone was willing to pay a hell of a lot... »
5 truths about the internet
40 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... In Kurt Vonneguts Cats Cradle, I am sure it begins with something like…everything I am about to tell you is a lie. So they say the shops are taking a hammering because of the internet, well maybe like overpriced CDs that were hammered by iTunes its about time the... »
The Templars
12 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... Many years ago I read The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail, which recently got so much publicity through the DaVinci Code legal battle, Later as an antidote…. “The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail” (Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, Henry Lincoln) I read Umberto Eco’s Foucaults Pendulum, a superb satire... »
The Man in The High Castle – Phillip K. Dick
19 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... Please God they don’t turn one of the best modern novels into some awful misrepresenting film, before you get to read it Philip K Dick always wanted to be a mainstream novelist but those he wrote in that genre did not get wide circulation until after his death. The... »
The Seeds of Violence
8 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... Joy Makes War Impossible Roberto Assagioli said that “Joy makes war impossible!”, I have often meditated on this and was struck that Blair Bush and Bin Laden, all look like they could do with a little Joy. Its strange perhaps that when Bush was full of the enJOYment... »
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