This morning I had reason to visit the emergency section of my local hospital. Nothing major, just a wound that had the potential to get dodgy. But that’s not the story. While waiting, I looked at the list of life members. The name of “Lord Nuffield” on the list caught my eye. A Lord of… Continue reading Learning about a tyrant who helped my town.
This week, a listener asked how to deploy an iPad on a property with the Home App and other third-party apps. The show discussed setting it up like a company iPad or something (I didn’t understand some of the abbreviations mentioned - MHD or something like that?). It’s much easier than that. I have two… Continue reading iPad for Homekit and other apps for the ‘house’
According to a national climate policy survey report released on Tuesday 20 November by the Carbon Market Institute, 92% of Australian business and industry respondents believe that national climate and energy policies are insufficient and won’t drive the emissions reductions needed to meet our Paris Agreement targets. The Institute’s survey findings reveal that in the… Continue reading Poll: Australia’s current climate change policies are insufficient to meet our Paris targets
I am struggling. As a kid, I grew to with two ways to contact me... a street address and a home phone (and we didnt have an answering machine like the fancy people). There also my CB radio... CQ, CQ... I did a count just now. There are over 30 ways to contact me. I… Continue reading It is getting hard to keep up