Officially disguised as a Canadian
Author: RandolphAs followers of my blog will know, I performed in the one-act play "Bar and Ger" (by Geraldine Aron) during the Franklin One-Act Play festival on 1 April 2006. While I didn't win anything, John Atkinson won for best director, Kathy Clayton won for best actress, and the play won for best production. Many people have told me I deserved to win, but I did not. Kudos to Christopher Dudgeon who did win, for his performance as Gus in "The Dumb Waiter" by Harold Pinter.
The judge in the Da Vinci Code case, where Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh, authors of The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail, claimed Dan Brown "appropriated the architecture" of their book in his novel, has prevailed with good sense (see related link).
Last night I set up my Mac properly, for the first time since I bought it second-hand two months ago. It’s the PowerPC G5 iMac (without the webcam), so it is around 6 months old now. As of last night, it is running the latest OS X 10.4.6 update, as well as Apache 1.3.33, MySQLContinue reading Mac
Someone obviously read the Terms and Conditions of the McDonald's Global Casting Call and lost his rag.
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Our nuclear power station, Koeberg, is finally getting a spare part to get it going again after it broke in December.
Breaking News! George Best has been spotted in space!
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From Helen Keller Jokes:
"Because they so rarely interact with matter we can shoot them straight through the Earth, and most will travel through without doing anything. Of course, most of them travel right through our detectors as well, but once in a blue moon one of them will interact – about one or so per day." – Dr Lisa Falk Harris, a particle physicist at the University of Sussex, on the nature of neutrinos.