One my favourite sci-fi authors, Arthur C. Clarke, died this week at the age of 90. The visionary behind classic stories like 2001: A Space Odyssey and City and The Stars (which also happens to have been my read of the India trip) , he is an outright leg-end. Long may his tales endure.

The title of this post is one of his three ‘laws’. Wiki it, foo!

I have arrived home (last week to be accurate) safe and sound. India was pretty phenomenal, definitely somewhere I’ll go again one day not too far down the line. Back at work now, straight into solid coding, which seems quite distant to be now. More coming up for RR. Also, thanks to Peter for the badge.

Talking about TV shows we watched as kids in the office today, nearly forgot the name of my all time favourite show, Bravestarr, but i remembered all the more famous ones, such as Superted, Bananaman, Teletubbies (not really). Interesting.

Leaving for India in the next few days!

Got back from my two-day trip to Paris with my girlfriend yesterday, had a lovely time, and read a very good book called ‘The Forever War’, the first book if the Science Fiction Masterworks collection I’m trying to get through. One interesting thing I thought I’d share was seeing the Eiffel Tower. It is really, really big, and I found it quite funny when I realised, while looking at it from the bottom, that my brain couldn’t quite muster the depth perception required, so it looked like one of those fold-out picture books on a grander scale. Hmmm.

Just finished up touches for the next release of my ‘Get Firefox’ Banner plugin, be sure to download it.

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Is a very sexy album. It’s been on loop on my iTunes since I downloaded: every time I listen to it it get’s cooler. That is the power of Radiohead’s music, pretty potent if you ask me. If you haven’t heard it yet, download either ‘Nude‘ or ‘Bodysnatchers‘.

Also, to celebrate: new music by me. I’ve been working on this a while, just did the ending in a moment of inspiration yesterday.