When I was discharged from hospital last Friday I had to face the greatest challenge of my short life, the front steps. To start with, I’d had a restless Thursday night. There was a mix up with my drugs: I thought that the morphine tablets had been ‘written up’ to be given to me regularly, [...]
Sometimes people are discovered. Unearthed. Single mothers who have battled all their life are suddenly found to have angelic voices, are whisked away, given some training and a few gowns, and, hey presto, a four record contract. For me, I think it’s time that the tomandzoe.com readership was told that my skill is peeing in [...]
well, just a quick post to let everyone know Tom is ok. for those who we havent been in contact with, this is both surprising and welcome, since he fell 25 metres down a rocky waterfall, snapping his left leg, and getting airlifted out of the bush to hospital on Saturday afternoon.
long story short: [...]
Having visually estimated flow during my PhD, due to the lack of proper instrumentation, and being criticised for it, I have recently been informed of another method: using an orange to calculate flow velocities. The Washington State Department of Ecology endorse this method. Meanwhile, at the US EPA, recent budget cuts mean they only use [...]
Made it to uni today in a the best time yet, 30 minutes, 30 seconds. I thought I was going to spew. My time included stopping in at the bike shop to arrange for one side of the flip-flop hub to be converted to a fixed gear. Soon I’ll be away with the fixies, and [...]