Hi
well back home now. It seems that the bug which I had was propionibacterium acnes
so now I know ... from here on in its a matter of what happens next
Blog Archive
red gum
this ain't photoshopped, they go like this every year!
This weeks top 10 posts
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for at least 3 of the last decades I've been aware of the issue of mold attacking the optical surface of things like lenses and CD's... -
well most people don't seem to dig through the details of the workings of their (phones) cameras, and as the "selfie expert" ... -
For people who like to tune their flatbed scanners with some 'adjustment' one of the things people most commonly do is adjust the he... -
Recently I wrote up my findings of using Snapseed and an app for Android called raw2dng ( here ), which extended the ability I'd already... -
I've decided to put this page together because on looking around the internet I see heaps of rubbish, mis-information and myth out ther... -
No, not the video game, but the philosophy of the Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter. I often wonder how (if?) we can move beyond a com... -
Finland is a great place for cross country skiing, but sometimes the weather conditions are not what the seem to be and disguise conditions ... -
about me / introduction I've been around in the heart valve issue for a while. I was actually more or less born into it. I was diagnos... -
I was out wandering with the A7 and found this to be interesting. As it happens its also a good example of why I like the A7 and my leg... -
Those of us who have the Carburetor version of the TMax (2001 - 2005 IIRC) are likely to have a problem with the battery going flat frequent...
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Good to see you home. Relax and take care.
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