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Archive for July, 2011

I’m Back.

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There’s been a lot of bad news over the past few days. Norway. Winehouse. China. Dozy forklift drivers. And, it’s fair to say, it’s got us all down a bit. So here are some of the items of good news you might have missed over the past few days. – 1. Facebook Friends Save a [...]

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Cutting the Cord

From midnight tonight, until midnight on Friday 29th July, I will be cutting myself off from the World Wide Web. No Twitter. No Facebook. No Internet. Just emails – and, even then, only as they get pushed through to my BlackBerry. Why have I kept emails? In case the Queen, or Barack Obama, or a [...]

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Not many people will get the chance to choose their last words; especially those who have their lives cut short during a serious crime. But – in a bizarre take on justice – it is their murderers who are given the liberty of giving some thought to their final words before they are executed for [...]

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Sometimes, I become a tad obsessed with the number of Twitter followers I have. Not the number itself, per say (1494, not that anyone’s counting), but I find that I’ll go through phases where suddenly three or four people unfollow me, then five people will follow me, then another three will unfollow me. It’s easy [...]

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So, it seems LulzSec are back. After announcing at the end of June that they were disbanding, this band of self-confessed group of “entertainment and security experts” regrouped and hacked the Sun’s website on Monday evening. First, they redirected the website to a mirror page with a story declaring that Rupert Murdoch had been found [...]

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Come on, Wakeling, keep persevering. You’re getting there. Everyone who made a success out of writing struggled at some point. Break through that brick wall and get your foot in the door.

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So here’s the story. A couple of our friends have just arrived for a meal, and Isaac’s clawing at my thigh to watch Rolf Harris videos on YouTube. Torn between answering the door and seeing to my son, I hastily bring up ‘I’ve Lost My Mummy’, turn down the volume, and let them in. We settle [...]

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…would you go public? If so, why? And if not, why not? If you won a lesser figure – say £100k or £2m – would your answer be different?

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