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NHS – Doctors can test and the progress will be galactic

Mar 1st, 2015 | By | Category: News

During winter months in the UK, there are frequently a large number of people away from their work because of a “bug” or a “virus”. This goes through peaks and troughs, but what is strange is that if you ask “which virus” or “what bug” they have, most sufferers do not know. The doctor told […]




Merry Christmas and a Greater 2015

Dec 23rd, 2014 | By | Category: News



Travel Nourishes – A little taste of Mallorca in pictures

Nov 4th, 2014 | By | Category: News, Travel



Historic photo of the month – Roger shows paintings in the high desert of Arizona

Sep 23rd, 2014 | By | Category: Culture, News

From the 90’s !  




As we love technology’s part in the sure progress of the world…. Win this!

Sep 2nd, 2014 | By | Category: News

General Assembly are offering  a free trip to Silicon Valley, including hotel stay and personal tours of key companies, including:    Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Chegg, and Y Combinator Free round trip ticket to San Francisco from anywhere on the planet Meetings with Key  executives $1000 credit with Uber to get you around and about the […]




The Shapes of Things – a story taster

Aug 18th, 2014 | By | Category: Featured Articles, Must Read, News

“Something is wrong with the way people live. You can tell by the way they walk” said Doherty. Rivers were flowing as usual. Streets, filled with shoppers and of course cars. The cars edged forward at a slower pace than the pavement browsers achieved – more cars than road space. All were predictably “there”. A […]




Achieving Presence

Jun 6th, 2014 | By | Category: News

After the first day’s cup of coffee and before the second, I was musing over the fact that an Electric Ferrari with Google Drive super-system could drive through a village safely at 250 miles per hour where the road surface allowed. It would detect any life form and it’s approach as well as any object, […]




“Bus Lanes” to be for walkers – Pedestrianization of Transport Policy

Apr 1st, 2014 | By | Category: Featured Articles

Under a new planning directive by the Department of Transport, Bus Lanes are to be phased out and will be converted to Walking Lanes in all cities in the UK with a population above 500,000. The much welcomed and also much hated move – depending on who you talk to, will be phased in by […]




Getting excited about free trade

Nov 1st, 2013 | By | Category: Business/Entrepreneurship, News

      This is the thrilling thing about “Apps” on Mobile phones. Apps  and Web services are playing their part in opening up everybody-wins opportunities.   Dramatic and sometimes world-saving developments in areas such as water purification, medicine, transport, education and learning offer great promise – to mention a small sample from a long […]




Greece and Hope

Sep 16th, 2013 | By | Category: Featured Articles, News, Politics

    Greece: Do we, Greeks, have any hope?   [Question and answer originally published on Quora.com – September 14, 2013 ]   Absolutely you do. Just not as soon as we’d all like for you. With one of the best known collections of topographic and scenic beauty, wonderful history that’s still visible, one of […]