Advice for those with a garden compost heap. A radio show elicited listener tips “in just three words”; * browns and greens * turn it today * leave out thorns * plenty of worms * pee on it * wet and dry * loose leaf tea * use quail poo I am a fan of this type of

Politician TV debates. Head-to-heads, nowadays hyped up beforehand by broadcasters like a superhero movie trailer. Late-Autumn 2019 it’s Britain’s turn. The first-ever televised General Election duel took place this week of the binary pair vying for residence in Number Ten as Prime Minister. “Hazardous”, as the FT termed

Big data, bigger worries? The rising flood of lifelogging capabilities seem to have plateaued. Perhaps, like one pre-2.0 pioneer [https://www.computerworld.com/article/3048497/lifelogging-is-dead-for-now.html] , you feel technology’s march now makes such recordings redundant. Maybe you’ve simply learned to filter out the myriad input fields

As Piers Morgan reveals, there are no Right leaning journalists at the tax-funded BBC. Even the loons that are currently running amok on The Left of British politics don’t trust the nation’s self-appointed arbiter of views either. This is not a demonstration of BBC News being impartial. Don’

Time to consider skunking on your bid? A “skunked term [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skunked_term]”, according to a lexicographer called Byran Garner, is a word that becomes difficult to use because it is in the middle of transitioning from one common meaning to another. ‘It can’t be