Weekly Roundup, Friday 25 May, 2018
Good morning My 1500 mile road trip last week was a bit tiring, but also interesting. In particular, I had many hours to think about many things, and one of the thoughts I had, while […]
May 2018
What If I Drove to Montana in a Tesla
I’m as keen a convert to electric cars as anyone could ever be, when it comes to driving them locally around town, in situations where each day you’ll never exceed their built-in range limit. What
The TSA’s New Revenge Watch-List
News has leaked out that the TSA has now started keeping its own special ‘watch list’ of people it doesn’t like. Like so much to do with the TSA, this watch-list is more charade than
Weekly Roundup, Friday 11 May 2018
Good morning Spring is in full fling, and I hope your summer, due to officially start in just a few weeks on Memorial Day, is shaping up to be a great one. But, please, cast
Using an Amazon Echo
We’ve had a love-hate relationship with our Amazon Echo devices since getting our first back in 2016. We love what they do, but we hate that we don’t know more about how to use them
Weekly Roundup, Friday 4 May, 2018
Good morning A couple of articles for you this week after tonight’s newsletter, one serious and one not quite so serious. The serious article was a struggle to write. For some time now I’ve been
The Country So Special That Other Countries Try to Hide it Away
Have a look at this map of the world. Like many other maps, it omits one very special country – a country rated as the most honest in the entire world by Transparency International, and
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Electric Car Sales : A Tale of Hype and Hope
If ever there was a promising enormous revolution in passenger vehicle technologies, surely it must be that offered by electric power. An electrically powered vehicle offers huge benefits in a number of areas. It is
