Seems to be mainly focussed on Civil. Interesting enough tho http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=95907&page=1

Only if you are really, really bored. Planearium The title of the post is related to a recent episode of South Park which I cannot wait to see. http://mediavillage.com/jmentr/2005/04/05/jmer-04-05-05/

Try this quiz. Nerd Test Unsurprisingly I had a big score. This big:

From yesterday’s ElectricNews: —————-Irish company Vordel, the XML web services security company, announced the appointment of German firm, SHE-IT as a reseller of its XML security software in the German marketplace. SHE-IT has a strong reputation for delivering security systems … Continue reading →

From a 1992 Column in the Miami Herald Tribune:———————-Speaking of true quotations, please repeat the statement that Sonda Ward of Nashville, Tenn., swears she heard made by a man expressing concern to a woman who had been unable to get … Continue reading →

A week in Massachusetts from 9th-14th. Staying in Framingham, working in Hopkinton. I was in Boston once in 1996 whilst I was working in Silicon Valley and I met up with Catherine there. Great place. Felt small even tho it … Continue reading →

Saw a funny cartoon in The New Yorker (courtesy of sis Fiona) yesterday about guy sitting in traffic, blogging his utterly banal whinges in real-time. Today, I read that Google have launched Blogging from your Mobile Phone. US only for … Continue reading →

Well it was obvious since Paul was fired but what a disappointment. Tim has not excelled once in the entire series of The Apprentice. Can you think of one thing he did where you went “wow”? The series for me … Continue reading →

I’ll be reading this site all day. Consulting – if you’re not a part of the solution, there is good money to be made in prolonging the problem. Despair Inc.

That Vauxhall Astra ad is an absolute stonker. I love it. Catches the concept of a petrol-head perfectly. Oisín, my 3 year old, is already well on the road to being a car nut. But somethimes it’s just spooky. We … Continue reading →