2005 Nobel Prize in Physics
2005 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
I know vitually nothing about organic chemistry, but their work sounds incredibly significant.
I won’t speculate on the politics of Glauber’s physics prize (i.e. why he got recogni[…]

RAGS by Mick Lewis, featuring the Third Doctor (BARELY), Jo Grant (when will I learn my lesson?) and the Brigadier…
‘Join the Unwashed… Join the Unforgiving. Join the Ragged, for we are the way’.
PUNK ROCK in entirely NOT being rewritten shoc[…]

Thanks to the ease of finding Indie Chicken, it had been a while since I darkened the doors of a proper kebab shop. Bored with endless variations on spicy wings and with an anniversary to observe, we loaded up on Litovel at the Swimmer before popping[…]

Slightly more threatening than beedogs, is Bastard Bee. Unfortunately the exhbition has now finished.

(Link via Sinkah via the charmingly named Artshole website)[…]

Turns out a Mexican Divorce was easier than I expected. A quick trip to the smartest looking man in the Town Hall, an incoherent babble where I pointed at the ring and slapped Crispian around the face, and then all night drinking Tequila in the local[…]

Anyone who read my piece on potato soup (wonderful for breakfast too!) will note a liberalness with words relating to cream. Creaminess is a virtue I admire, mainly because cream is a foodstuff I adore. Now admittedly the creaminess of a potato soup […]

I was standing in the foyer at my work talking to Mr William Bloody Swygart and he said, “Oh, have you heard about Simon Reynolds’ new book?”. I said “No” and he showed me on the Interweb, there was a special site to it […]