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I first got to know Roger a few years ago through the University of Sussex Red Cross Group and Rescue Team. Though we were not close friends, and I haven’t kept in touch maybe as much as I should have over the last 3/4 years, I was still very saddened to hear of his death [...]

 

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For Christmas this year Rowan and I both got unlimited cinema passes and we’ve been using them! So while I’ve got a few minutes to kill on the train on the way home I thought I’d tell about what we’ve seen:
First there was The Golden Compass: Not a bad film [...]

Sometimes I buy fresh curries and similar from the sainsburys deli counter, but somtimes they forget to add the cooking instructions to the pot - just the number on the cooking instructions you should refer to.
So here they are - for me as much for you
Allergies:
Because of the way products are handled, it’s [...]

Not much else I can say other than what I’ve put in the title.
On Saturday Rowan and I went to get to get some tickets to see Les Miserables - as she’d been wanting to go and see it for weeks but unfortunately it happened to be their birthday bash and they became the longest [...]

Finally time has caught up with me, and I’ve had to shelve a number of my side projects to allow time for real work, fun, and games, and this, unfortunatley means that I don’t really have time to finish coding my own CMS.
That said, it’s no great loss, wordpress is fine for most of my [...]

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=333643
nuff said!

I do a lot of cycling every day and I’m fed up up with punctures occurring when I most need my bike to work - namely first thing in the morning when I’m running late for my train to work.
So yesterday I went to Halfords (my local bike superstore) to buy some tyre filler so that [...]

Some useful news from the WASC: 
The Web Application Security Consortium (WASC) is pleased to announce the
inital release of data collected by the Distributed Open Proxy
Honeypot Project.  This first release of information is for data gathered
from January - April, 2007.  During this timeframe, we had 7 internationally
placed honeypot sensors deployed and sending their data back to our [...]

I like horror films quite a lot, mainly because the good ones are usually quite creative and inventive being born of twisted nightmares or similar thoughts from the recesses of people conciousness (e.g. Silent Hill).
But I have never been that enthralled by those that use gore for gore’s sake.
Saw III was simply excessive extreeme gore [...]