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  Here's an interesting free review book offer from a fellow blogger:   A new historical novel, set in 1503 and beyond, spanning much of...

This slipped into my inbox as a box set to watch. I liked the opening, which sucked me into a mysterious plot. Later, I realised that this s...

Another example of the creeping uselessness of security measures. I just sent three small packages by Royal Mail, logged off, but then remem...

Just got the watch update for the car. An interesting, surprisingly useful set of functions. The mileage charge indicator shows up as a watc...

It has worked; the discussion of the new concept car produced by a flagship UK maker. The company is owned by Tata, and under the JLR monike...

Back on the tube last week, I was musing about some changes. I remember the older tube stock, with its 'smoking' carriages, and the ...

Now, allegedly, a container ship can drag its anchor and sever communication cables, Putin can revise his definition of what construes a rig...

  I've been reviewing a couple of novels recently, one recently published and the other undergoing its last revisions. This process is i...

  I decided not to immediately immerse myself in a new social media system. After leaving the twits, I thought about the multifarious option...

Without his makeover, here's a multiple convicted felon, a chronic liar who tried to overturn the last election and unleash a violent mo...

I've abandoned twitter now. It surprises me it has taken so long. The 'free speech' version has become infected with banal and o...