Month: July 2004

  • Fanatics

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    From MacNN: “Thousands of people lined up outside electronics stores in Japan on Saturday as Apple debuted its iPod Mini digital music player, according to the Mainichi Daily News. “About 1,500 people were lined up outside Apple’s store in Tokyo’s Ginza district before the store opened at 10 a.m. Tens of thousands of the devices…

  • Swiss Ironman

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    The boys from the tri club completed the Swiss Ironman today in very impressive times. Nice one Gumby, Miles and Steve! Miles 11hrs 40 Dave 11hrs 55 Steve 12hrs 07

  • Church

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    Don’t worry – I only got dragged to church because some friends were getting married 🙂

  • TV or book?

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  • Open Day

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    We had another open day for the postgraduate medicine course today – the last this year. Physiology experiment demos!

  • XIII

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    I’ve been playing XIII and I swear the cliff sequence is straight from Ogmore. Ah, you’ll know what I mean if you’ve climbed there in the evening.

  • Ouch

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  • Apollo Photo Gallery

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    You’ve got to see these: http://www.apolloarchive.com/apollo_gallery.html NASA have digitised a whole new bunch of photos from the first moon landings and stuck them up on the web. Superb.

  • Stopped

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    I’ve stopped bleeding now. Didn’t mean to be melodramatic. My bike threw me off when the pawls of the freewheel failed/broke/slipped as I jumped out onto a roundabout and spun when they shouldn’t. Ouch. Gravel burns in the usual places. At least I’m not too old to bounce yet. The real sod of it is…

  • Red

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    I’m bleeding.