Archiving 2012-08-18

This was a great school project on the Riflemen Of The American Civil War. I originally wanted to do it all in pictures, a graphic novel, but probably a bit too novel. Thanks to my parents for encouraging me though!

us civil war

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introduction

map

Human memory is a great thing, but it does have …

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You're probably right, but it's gone now.

You're probably right, but it's gone now.

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Now this is something you should keep and display....

Now this is something you should keep and display. You have the perfect windowsill for it.

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Junk Mail From Sky

I received a junk mail letter from Sky, encouraging me to sign up. That was odd, since I'd signed up to the Mailing Preference Service. Not wanting to complain to the MPS straight away I rang Sky up to give them a chance to remove me from the mailing list …

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Archive 2012-08-15

This is a bowl that I made at school by putting clay over a football. I think it looks really good. Over the years it's been on display on the window sill and occasionally bits were chipped off. But they were glued on, and that was brilliant of my parents …

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Archive 2012-08-15

Here's the lid of the box I had to tackle. It says Physics 1990-91:

physics

It was full of bundles of paper, each bundle representing a subject and past exam papers that we had to do.

bundles

papers

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papers3

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Ah yes, Dr Somerford. He was my tutor in my first year. Nice bloke. He …

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Skip Watch 2012-08-10

Taken on 10th August 2012. Skip

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Waving on the platform

Look closely, I'm on the platform waving. Dave Andrews took this from the aquaduct.

Platform

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Taft 2012

The publisher of Taft 2012 sent me a free review copy. It's the first time that's happened to me. They must have seen other book reviews here on my blog.

Taft

I've been boasting to my friends about this literary honour, but now the time has come to actually write the …

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Persistence hunting and the Concorde fallacy

I read about persistence hunting a few months ago:

humans likely practiced persistence hunting, chasing a game animal during the heat of the day, making it run faster than it could maintain, tracking and flushing it if it tried to rest, and repeating the process until the animal literally overheated …

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