God Head: And then there was art

Since our trip to The Gambia where we purchased our first artwork by a local artist, we've consciously been looking at adding to our art collection. Last Thursday we were fortunate enough to be at the private viewing of Cut & Run at the Kemistry Gallery in Old Street.

Some great work . . .
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Nintendo 3DS: Finally worth purchasing

Super Mario 3D Land logo

While late to the game in some technologies (e.g. Bittorrent), with portable gaming hardware, I'm frequently an early-adopter. While I didn't import a Playstation Portable from Japan, as soon as they were released here, I . . .
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That's all for 2011, folks!

What a year that was. It started out pretty shit if I'm honest, but got better and better as the months flew by.

I travelled all over the world, east and west; met some wonderful people, and made some friends (hopefully) for life.

I learned a great many things during the 12 months of 2011. . . .
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Rules of engagement

Argumentative?It is said the people you're closest to are those with whom you'll argue most. I'm unsure whether the definition of 'closest' is physical proximity or emotional connection; it's likely to be a mixture of the two. Regardless of the exact definition, the person who's . . .
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Reading Materials – December, 2011

The next instalment of my monthly column on what I've been reading. With starting a new job and having to study, I wasn't expecting to get much done. When it came to writing it up, however, I seem to have read far more than expected. There's a definite focus on non-fiction this month, which breaches . . .
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