Saturday, 30 April 2005
A little bit of self-promotion here.
I'm a little worried, as I've not finished writing the talk yet. In my defense, I've been working on other stuff, having (I hope) got over a two month block of not getting anything done. This week, I've finally be able to describe a rather awkward object in nice terms. This means I should be able to complete a rather awkward calculation, which will form an important part of my thesis. Woo!
I'm a little worried, as I've not finished writing the talk yet. In my defense, I've been working on other stuff, having (I hope) got over a two month block of not getting anything done. This week, I've finally be able to describe a rather awkward object in nice terms. This means I should be able to complete a rather awkward calculation, which will form an important part of my thesis. Woo!
Friday, 29 April 2005
Thursday, 28 April 2005
A slightly unpleasant surprise. I discovered that I had misunderstood about the timing of my pay rise. It's actually coming up now which coincides with a rent increase. However I'm annoyed that becuase David hasn't given me my payslips since Janurary I've not known about this.
Still David has been distracted by his mother needing an operation, and has at times shown the strain. I prayed for her safe recovery.
On a lighter note the I heard Mr Howard being grilled on Radio 2 between 12 and 1, most entertaining.
That's about it for this week.
Still David has been distracted by his mother needing an operation, and has at times shown the strain. I prayed for her safe recovery.
On a lighter note the I heard Mr Howard being grilled on Radio 2 between 12 and 1, most entertaining.
That's about it for this week.

Ben's started a blog. It's provisionally in the A list, and has alphabetical supremacy, but browsers of a nervous disposition should note that it has a mismatched title and URL.
Wednesday, 27 April 2005
Some guy wrote this, uh, "quiz", intending to reveal your Christian denomination.
Write your own disclaimer. Kills some time.
Edit: Somewhat predictably, a request to know "how I did."
1: Roman Catholic (100%)
2: Eastern Orthodox (67%)
3: Anglican/Episcopal/Church of England (56%)
4: Lutheran (54%)
5: Presbyterian/Reformed (43%)
6: Congregational/United Church of Christ (36%)
7: Methodist/Wesleyan/Nazarene (36%)
8: Church of Christ/Campbellite (28%)
9: Anabaptist (Mennonite/Quaker etc.) (26%)
10: Pentecostal/Charismatic/Assemblies of God (21%)
11: Baptist (Reformed/Particular/Calvinistic) (17%)
12: Seventh-Day Adventist (17%)
13: Baptist (non-Calvinistic)/Plymouth Brethren/Fundamentalist (8%)
Hmm, if I subscribed to pluralism, I could be more than 100% Christian.
[cough]
Write your own disclaimer. Kills some time.
Edit: Somewhat predictably, a request to know "how I did."
1: Roman Catholic (100%)
2: Eastern Orthodox (67%)
3: Anglican/Episcopal/Church of England (56%)
4: Lutheran (54%)
5: Presbyterian/Reformed (43%)
6: Congregational/United Church of Christ (36%)
7: Methodist/Wesleyan/Nazarene (36%)
8: Church of Christ/Campbellite (28%)
9: Anabaptist (Mennonite/Quaker etc.) (26%)
10: Pentecostal/Charismatic/Assemblies of God (21%)
11: Baptist (Reformed/Particular/Calvinistic) (17%)
12: Seventh-Day Adventist (17%)
13: Baptist (non-Calvinistic)/Plymouth Brethren/Fundamentalist (8%)
Hmm, if I subscribed to pluralism, I could be more than 100% Christian.
[cough]
Thursday, 21 April 2005
My word; I forgot to eat my sandwiches at lunch yesterday.
I sent Mark a text: "Words like woo-ha come to mind." he replied: "Answer is YES. How excitiing!" - Not exciting oh no - excitiing.
Congraturations Benedict XVI!!
Hmm. Well, just so long as you're aware that cataloguing your typographical errors would probably exceed a lifetime's work...
Mark, I'm aware - but cataloguing?I wish people wouldn't pose words as questions - it's too ambiguous. If you are querying my spelling, you should know better, and if you're suggesting that I thought you were cataloguing my mistakes, then you're making unwarranted inferences.
Tuesday, 19 April 2005
Another quiet week, more clocks ready to go. Some were actually collected.
I managed to go swimming on Sunday again but, due to a bit of a late start the pool was a little crowded.
I've checked out Exeter's last election results apparently Labour's held it since 1995. The "Who you should vote for" test on Nicholas's blog shows I'm more in favour of the Lib Dems, however with apparently little chance of the Lib Dems taking control here I may vote Labour.
It's good to hear that Mum's almost finished at Frimley Park, any job that can get her stressed and exhausted is one she's better off out of.
I managed to go swimming on Sunday again but, due to a bit of a late start the pool was a little crowded.
I've checked out Exeter's last election results apparently Labour's held it since 1995. The "Who you should vote for" test on Nicholas's blog shows I'm more in favour of the Lib Dems, however with apparently little chance of the Lib Dems taking control here I may vote Labour.
It's good to hear that Mum's almost finished at Frimley Park, any job that can get her stressed and exhausted is one she's better off out of.
Sunday, 17 April 2005
Date for the diary...
General Election The Churches Together in Central Exeter have arranged a meeting with all the candidates
for Exeter in the General Election. The meeting will take place in the United Reform Church, Southernhay
on Sunday 1st May at 8:00pm. Everyone welcome. If you have any questions that you wish to put to the
candidates, please send them in advance to [...]
no later than Wednesday 27th April.
Friday, 15 April 2005
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