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Funds raised will help make a tangible difference to the lives of others. Through the Movember Foundation and our men’s health partners, The Prostate Cancer Charity and The Institute of Cancer Research, Movember is funding world class awareness, research, educational and support programs which would otherwise not be possible.

Thank you in advance for helping me change the face of men’s health.

- Website -
The band you didn’t even realise you really want to listen to……Website website

- Cursive Simulation -
currently working for a small simulation company called Cursive which is interesting and infuriating at the same time (the infuriating coming from trying to code with no decent documentation right now!). Will link to our Twitter account soon, and expect more news soon!!

- Hove Actually -
I now live in Hove (actually)…..and couldn’t be happier to be back by the sea, not far from where I grew up….

well that’s an update (of varying interest), I’ll try to remember to post some more interesting posts sometime soon!

g

Brown
Geoff

Major:
Bear Attacks
Minor:
Surviving the Apocalypse

university is a lot of fun a second time around, though the shock of education was a bit much to start with! the course is an Msc in space technology and pre-xmas i took four exams whose results will be out soon…hopefully theyll be a good start to the new year! i’ll try and add something to the MSc Project page in the next week or so!

sadly im trying to think of exciting things ive done this year but the choice is limited though that may be my memory rather than anything else! Sweden with Johanna was nice, stockholm is a cool place, so was Reading for Rage against the machine! other than that i guess quiting my job was exciting in some sense, though i do miss the salary! good to have a decent game at the nfl (at wembley) this year too, looking forward to a superbowl with my boys in february, though sadly without the 9ers (quelle surprise!?)

Christmas turned our to be pretty kind to me which i certainly cant complain about, made the effort to cook the christmas dinner (in cahoots with Jen and Taz!) worth it…

here’s to a great 2009 everybody! take care,

peace, out
g

Anyway, in an attempt to make this blog a bit more dynamic I’ve added a new page on which i shall be detailing the work I’m doing as part of my MSc Project, Resonant Forcing of L-point orbits….the link is on the right under MSc Project.

I guess that would indicate the key update since I last blogged, that I am indeed again a pesky student, really enjoying the challenge of academia again though not so much the current revising for exams that begin a week today!

Right, I’m feeling warm and fuzzy for actually having something new to post so I shall leave it there, hopefully over Christmas I’ll have some more time to blog some more, until then…take care all

I’m all in favour of the smoking ban, as in many ways, its helped me cut down on how much i smoke rather than the usual chain smoking with a pint that often used to ensue on a night out. However, there are some things about this smoking ban that annoy me, usually my only moan about the law is not being allowed to smoke at train stations, even when there is no one else on the platform, or at least no-one near where the smoking is taking place (far end of Gatwick airport platform for example, more chance of breathing in aviation fumes than any cigarette smoke! and have these people not seen the exhaust that comes off some of the trains!)

however, the pic above really does show how this law could be going a little too far when it is illegal to smoke walking through a subway that can be walked through in something like 8 paces! its not exactly the kind of place that large numbers of people congregate and whilst it is true it is an enclosed space, is it really going to do any harm to anyone if someone smoking walks through it? i think not…..

anyway, my rant is over and i hope you’ve enjoyed reading it…..take care, g

will get round to doing some reviews this week, saw no country for old men on friday so think that deserves a bit of comment and i might even get round to finishing some other reviews ive started, not that i presume anyone cares!

take care one and all, im off to enlighten and distract in equal measure….sounds like fun to me…

g

The best show i can remember playing with the moose, not only were we tight but apart from a few minor plectrum issues i made barely any mistakes! first time for everything un all that…..the rest of the band all enjoyed themseves immensly too which was nice to see! big shout out to The Landings and Bronz Zoo who were both great support and got the crowd nicely warmed up for us!

ive set up a little slide show below of a few of the pics taken with my camera (thanks Charlie!) so check em out, ill sort out some more at a later date! thanks to everyone who came along on saturday, was an awesome night even before i ended up in guildford….though thats another story entirely…

take care, my regards go out to the legendary Chris, he will be missed in the moose but now is the time of a new era…the time of pacman….bring it on!

yet again i took far too many photos, a few of which are posted below……