Miscellanea
WordPress Upgrade Breaks Theme
by AndyC on Jun.12, 2009, under Administrivia
The existing theme wasn’t compatible with WordPress 2.8. This one is. It’ll do for now.
Duck’s Folly
by AndyC on May.04, 2009, under Pubs and Beer
It’s not often I find myself wanting to quote the label off a beer bottle – certainly not when it’s the first one of the evening. But Goddard’s Duck’s Folly describes itself as “Full and round, rather like Anthony Goddard”. Since he was a Lloyd’s insurance underwriter who was financially “stuffed” in the 1990′s … “it’s an anagram, and we’ll leave it to you to work it out….”
It also describes which food to serve it with (any robust dish goes better with beer than wine), and notes that “a high erlevel of alcohol lends a softer mouth-feel and provides that ‘iron fist in a velvet glove” robustness.
Theme Playing
by AndyC on Nov.26, 2008, under Administrivia
Yes, I’m messing with the theme. It’s time for a change, but I can’t decide what I like. Please bear with me.
RAYNET saving lives
by AndyC on Nov.01, 2008, under Ham Radio, Links
As reported on the Southgate ARC website:
Royal Society of Chemistry requests ‘Italian Job’ ending
by AndyC on Oct.30, 2008, under Funny, Links
I’ve always claimed they only ever made the first half of ‘The Italian Job’.
Gustav, Hanna, Ike
by AndyC on Sep.05, 2008, under Links
Ever wondered how hurricanes are named?
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/aboutnames.shtml tells you all you need to know.
Airline Reviews
by AndyC on Mar.31, 2008, under Links, Travel
Useful website for travellers: Airline Reviews
Swimming at the edge of Victoria Falls
by AndyC on Mar.28, 2008, under Links
I keep looking at this and trying to figure out if I want to be in that pool or not. Perhaps I’ll let Yvonne swim whie I take pictures.
RangeRovers.net Feedback
by AndyC on Mar.27, 2008, under Links, Range Rover
I’m feeling rather pleased with myself this morning. It’s always nice to be appreciated!
Things you don’t want to see …
by AndyC on Mar.03, 2008, under Links
… when you fly as much as I do.
I can never figure out whether I think airliners.net is a source of some great photos, or just a slightly up-market version of trainspotting.

