I'm an Australian, based in the Washington, DC, area of the United States. I spend a lot of time there with Jasmine, Australia's best-known speedsolver of the Rubik's Cube. Prior to the US, Jasmine and I were based in London, UK. We have also lived previously in the United States and Australia.
I have worked for an Australian business rules and compliance company since 1999 in Australia, the US and the UK. I have also lectured in IT and Law related topics at King's College, London, and at The Australian National University.
I have some more information and a list of publications available (pop-up window).
Send me an email
Subscribe to a syndicated feed of my site,
brought to you by the wonders of RSS.
- February 2007
- January 2007
- All posts from 2006
- All posts from 2005
- All posts from 2004
These are a few of my favourite links:
- Jasmine's site
- Jasmine's blog
- Mikal
- Daveydweeb
- Beth
- Lyn
- Doug
- Marissa
- Lisaloha
- David (Greenomics)
- Paul's Ramblings (music)
Hits since 1 Sep 2004
524071
Site design by Jasmine
Sat, 27 May 2006 [Australian eastern time]
The 25 worst tech products of all time
PC World has published a cool list of the 25 worst tech products of all time.
(Via Slashdot)
Technorati tags for this post: Cyberspace PC+World worst+tech
The Australian energy debate... and let's all drive nuclear-powered cars!
David has interesting posts on his site about the Australian debates over wind and nuclear power (you may need to scroll down a little). I had never realised until very recently how controversial wind power is!
Meanwhile, I read last weekend that Ford worked on a nuclear-powered concept car, the Nucleon, in the 1950s. Wikipedia has a photo of the mock-up vehicle, and it is good to see the passenger compartment separated from the reactor for safety reasons... but you would spill a lot more than oil on the road if you had a serious accident!
Technorati tags for this post: Australia wind+power nuclear+power nuclear Ford