Author Archives: adrian
This ole house
The Public Record Office’s online version of the 1901 census now has a “search by address” facility. As a joint owner of an 1860s house, this intrigued me. Apart from a coincidence of residence, I have no connection with the … Continue reading
All we need is a draw!
Like just about all football fans, I frequently get the feeling that other clubs are getting my club’s share of good luck, but for the past couple of weeks, Lincoln City have been uncommonly blessed. A 1-0 win at Bournemouth … Continue reading
Two types of domestic toil
Here’s a longer version of something I just wrote on alt.music.mike-keneally… Today, it being a bank holiday, traditionally a time when men are ordered by their wives to “do some things around the house”, I found myself being guided helplessly … Continue reading
Michael Moore witch hunt
Oliver Willis pointed out this
Safari public beta 2
Whoo! A new version of Apple’s web browser Safari appeared over the weekend. Proving that Apple do seem to listen to their users, the new version (still a public beta) now has tabbed browsing and form auto-fill functions. It’s still … Continue reading
Baghdad liberated?
I’m watching the BBC evening news. I’m sure Rupert Murdoch wouldn’t be too impressed by that (see previous blog entry) but he’ll just have to stop being a cry-baby and deal with it. But I digress… I’m seeing scenes of … Continue reading
Another fine cross-media plug from the Dirty Digger
I wish I hadn’t dug out that URL from the Sun in the last entry. Before I knew what I was doing, I was browsing their website, and happened upon the story that the BBC is to be banned from … Continue reading
Random thoughts on the continuing war
I haven’t written about the war in Iraq for a while. I’ve talked with friends, both on- and offline, but even though this is a fairly formal, easy-going blog, my intention is to fill the entries with at least partly-considered … Continue reading
Saddam I am again
Playing around with Google People, I decided to give it an existential question to ponder. “Who is Adrian Clark?” I asked. Its answer, “Adrian Clark” was delivered with three-star confidence, but I couldn’t help noticing its estimation that, should this … Continue reading
Having powerful friends is a big responsibility
It’s been a while since I wrote about my favourite Italian football club, so before I get to the point, I should probably recap on the past 10 months or so. I wrote about my last trip to Florence, where … Continue reading