Category: Daily
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Week 1. Done.
Well that’s week 1 of 2009 done, work-wise if not yet training-wise. A run and a bike and that’ll be done too. But what a week back! There’s little chance of a gentle warm up in this job. Clinicians are now getting concerned about the new Graduate Entry Programme, research students are keen to get…
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Icy Swansea
It has been a really cold start to the year in Swansea, but I wish a Happy New Year to you all. I hope you all have a productive and successful 2009. Most of us in the medical school are starting to realise that the September start date for the new course really isn’t very…
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Exams
Gasp! He’s writing about the exams! No, not really. I was just going to comment on how knackered Jo and I are after setting up, running and marking (yes, it’s marked already) an anatomy spotter exam. I really hate the marking – it’s tedious but instantly rewarding when someone does very well. Anyway, one more…
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Teaching blog update
I still haven’t blogged my notes from my hip joint musculoskeletal anatomy session last week. Bad me. I’ve written part of it but haven’t finished it yet for a couple of reasons. The first is general busyness and prioritising, but the second is because of a shift in the way that I work. I can…
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Sponsor me!
This stupid moustache (under the stupid beard) has been cultivated for a couple of weeks now, so it’s time for you lot to start donating! Me and the medical students are raising money for Prostate Cancer, so please donate some cash to make this worthwhile. Click on this donate link and send some money please!…
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Fans go mad for new Warcraft game
BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat are reporting on today’s release of the new World of Warcraft update, The Wrath of the Lich King. “World of Warcraft makes more money than the biggest Hollywood blockbusters every single month, has 11 million players and controls two thirds of the online gaming market, so when an expanded version was…
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Schmap!! Brighton
One of my photos got used in Schmap’s guide to Brighton. That’s two of my pictures that have been found and published (with my consent) this year. Nice!
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Mobile Internet
Having the Internet in your hand is a great aid to learning. With my iPod Touch or my Sony Ericsson phone (yeah, so I’ll buy an iPhone next year maybe) I’m always looking up stuff I don’t know. If someone mentions a disease I’ve either not heard of or don’t know much about I jump…