Banana Coffee Chocolate Cake
A banana coffee chocolate cake is about to go in the oven… Let’s see how it turns out.
Photography, Books, Arts and Sports
Photography, Books, Arts and Sports
Attending the Data Science Institute seminar at Imperial College
DSI Talk with Dr Gautam Shroff 19/02/2015 – NOTICE: These are only notes and they may not make much sense out of context… Current business themes – Digital imagination – Simplification – Governance –… Read More »Attending the Data Science Institute seminar at Imperial College
Rugby Union analytics – five ways data is changing the sport – Reblog
This is a reblog of an article by Bill Gerrard in The Guardian (click on the link to go to the original). I find it very interesting that Rugby is moving forward in this direction. What… Read More »Rugby Union analytics – five ways data is changing the sport – Reblog
15 Unique Illnesses You Can Only Come Down With in German – Reblog
This is a reblog of the post bu Arika Okrent entitled: 15 Unique Illnesses You Can Only Come Down With in German Arika Okrent 15 . 01 . 15 The German language is so perfectly… Read More »15 Unique Illnesses You Can Only Come Down With in German – Reblog
Failed Battery
I have had this 17-in MacBook Pro for a few years… perhaps about 8 years? Probably a bit more? In any case, I have it more as a memento than anything else as I have… Read More »Failed Battery
Happy New Year full of data!
Happy New Year: Data O’reilly Media We’re ringing in the New Year with a look at 10 of our top Radar data posts of 2014. Take a look and see what you missed. Big data’s… Read More »Happy New Year full of data!
2014 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 40,000 times in… Read More »2014 in review
Home-made Banana Bread
I made use of some very ripe bananas and a bit of time after work. The result looks great! Fancy some?
Chris Hadfield event at the Royal Geographical Society
Chris Hadfield is speaking at the Royal Geographical Society in London as part of the Guardian Live events. I managed to get a couple of great seats to hear him speak about his book “You… Read More »Chris Hadfield event at the Royal Geographical Society