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Archive for July, 2002

Calls, calls, calls

Thursday, July 11th, 2002

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Last night’s pubbing turned out to be far more than just a quick drink to see Laura. We met in the Midas Touch on Golden Square and it seems half the industry was there, with T3, PCW, PC Pro, [...]

It’s over

Wednesday, July 10th, 2002

Following David’s advice, I download Ad Aware this morning and set it to work finding out what nasty little programmes had installed themselves on my hard drive without my knowledge. I was shocked to see how many things were tracking me. In all, 53 suspicious files or entries in my registry were found, and there [...]

Exit bag

Tuesday, July 9th, 2002

From today’s Sydney Morning Herald:
Plastic bags designed for committing suicide but covered with warnings that misuse will cause death are to be manufactured in Brisbane and given away free of charge.
The Australian-designed suicide or “exit bag” will feature an elasticised opening to provide an airtight seal around a person’s neck and is expected to be [...]

End of the issue

Monday, July 8th, 2002

Three worrying stories appeared in the news today.

From the Economist, enough children to fill a jumbo jet die of diarrhoea every four hours.
White parents gave birth to black twins through in-virto fertilisation this morning. A doctor speaking on the radio said that this was very rare - it had only ever happed three times before. [...]

And lift, two, three…

Sunday, July 7th, 2002

I normally don’t do breakfast if I’m going to the gym in the morning, but I had an appointment with the fitness police at 11.15, so had toast while I checked my email.
Trevor, Paul and I were booked into our first Complete Physique class and when we arrived it looked like we were going to [...]

Minority Report

Saturday, July 6th, 2002

By mid-afternoon yesterday I was convinced today would be spent in bed. My right ear was sending shooting pains through my head and being the usual hypochondriac that I was I immadiately diagnosed myself the worst possible illness.
Of course, I should have known it wasn’t actually that serious when it disappeared as my mind was [...]

Sound advice

Thursday, July 4th, 2002

In the two years Gordon and I have been presenting The Lab, we must have interviewed hundreds of people. It’s not the famous guests that have impressed me most, though. Jonny Ball, Patrick Moore, Lucas Tyler - while it was great to talk to them if I was ranking the most inspirational guests it would [...]

Late nights, long days

Wednesday, July 3rd, 2002

The tube was particularly unpleasant. I pushed my way onto a packed carriage at Liverpool Street and ended up standing next to a man who had clearly wet himself. This would not have been so bad had a train not broken down at Tottenham Court Road and stalled us for ten minutes at Bank. As [...]

Going well

Tuesday, July 2nd, 2002

Today has been good. Lots of problems have been resolved, and even though I was very happy with my column by the time I’d finished it last night I found what would have made an even better subject this morning, so wrote a new one from scratch and have filed away yesterday’s less time-sensitive efforts [...]

Chocolate headache

Monday, July 1st, 2002

Today looked like continuing from the nasty stop-off at the end of last week, but it didn’t. It improved before ten, and flowed fairly smoothly from there on in. I got my column done and am very happy with the result, sorted the invoices and shifted a whole load of pages. Even this week’s show [...]