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This morning’s breakfast show piece went very well. It was quite short, as they have been recently, but was chatty and fun, and we laughed a bit, which I always like as it makes the whole idea of computers far less scary to the uninitiated, hopefully drumming up more interest in this evening’s programme.

A slow train into the office gave me plenty of time for learning German before arriving at the office to sift through this morning’s batch of spam. I was wondering how I have managed to get myself on so many mailing lists, when my question was answered:

Do not be surprise on how I got your contact as God has a way of helping who is in a problem. Though i got your contact among other directories in a professional journal found in my country’s trade centre. After the 2 days prayers/fasting for Gods intervention to fish out who will be capable of assisting me … I was divinely directed to contact you among other names found in the directory.

I spent lunchtime looking for flights from Reykjavik to Hofn, and I came across one of Iceland’s domestic carriers, Islandsflug. Its web site includes the page cockpit_reminder.html showing a picture of a sign they keep in their cockpits for the benefit of the pilots: “No acrobatic maneuvers, including spins, approved.” Looking at the pilots, though, I’m surprised they can understand what it means… being as most of them look about 6 years old.

To be honest, though, I think Hofn may turn out to be too expensive. A hunt through various packages seem to put it at about

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