Queen to pay state visit to Irish Republic this year
Queen Elizabeth II has accepted an invitation from the Republic of Ireland’s President Mary McAleese and is to pay a state visit to the Irish […]
Month: March 2011
Renewing North South Divide?
A few days ago I tweeted via the Independent newspaper’s article concluding that Labour is winning over ‘squeezed middle’ voters. According to the poll, the Tories […]
Goal Line Technology – More tests ordered
Following the surprising turnaround in attitude towards the use of technology in football. The inept FIFA President, Sepp Blatter, did the right thing and ordered tests […]
Born Offside #5: The FA Disciplinary Panel
I have a mental image in my head of what takes place during an FA disciplinary committee panel. In my mind there are 12 […]
Disney Pixar in Review: Toy Story 2
Toy Story 2 is next in the series for the Pixar Review series. Toy-story 2 released 1999 Director: John Lassiter Famous voices: Tom […]
The Benefits of Playing Chess
Chess is somewhat of a forgotten game. Widely dismissed as a game only the academic can play, Chess has a number of benefits for […]
Broadband adverts found to be ‘Misleading’
Anyone who has broadband and knows a little something about broadband speed could tell you that broadband companies fairy tales of super-fast broadband speeds are […]
Yellowcard
Yellowcard is an American alternative rock band formed in 1997 based in LA in California. Although not being an extremely well-known band, they are […]
6 Nations – England win, Italy blow it and Ireland scrape through
Here’s your round up of the latest round of the 6 Nations Rugby Tournament; England 17 France 9 England showed great determination and patience […]