Welcome to the inner workings of my mind, this blog is a place where i can rant and vent my spleen, yes i talk about my own mental health and physical health challenges, the prejudice’s we see everyday, and how disability can be the loneliest place on earth, no matter who’s around you.
Feel free to bob in and out, I even do a few product reviews and long term product tests, show off my modelling and 3D designs and builds, and even fiddle with a bit of Lego, in here, i do recommend things when i like them and when i don’t, well you will hear about that too. I also do Amazon reviews, there is a link to my Amazon Review Profile at the bottom of every page.
If there is something specific you want me to review, or have questions and don’t mind convoluted, rambling answers, then get in touch. And you never know i might even answer, I also have a facebook page where you can check out my latest posts and see more of my work.
In a world where misinformation thrives, the comments section of a heartwarming article about reducing carbon emissions turned into a battleground for climate change deniers. With accusations of conspiracy theories and bizarre claims about mind control, it’s a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those advocating for environmental responsibility. As the author reflects on the absurdity of these debates, they draw parallels to Monty Python’s satire, highlighting the struggle between progress and ignorance. Dive into this thought-provoking piece that explores the clash of ideas in the age of social media and the quest for a sustainable future.
In a recent interview, Jeremy Clarkson has shifted from being a farmer’s advocate to a prime example of why large estates should face higher taxes. Once boasting about his farm purchase as a savvy financial move to avoid inheritance tax, he now claims naivety in his motives. As the debate heats up, the implications of his statements raise questions about the fairness of tax benefits for wealthy landowners versus everyday citizens. Discover how Clarkson’s evolving narrative could impact the farming community and the ongoing discussions about agricultural inheritance tax. Read on to explore the complexities of this contentious issue.
It’s 6am, and as I sip my coffee, I stumble upon a piece by Kristina Beanland, Deputy Lifestyle Editor at the Metro. Her latest story about an influencer who skipped her best friend’s wedding for a strict diet raises eyebrows. With only 8,000 followers and a dubious claim to fame as Miss Bumbum Brasil 2024, is this really what journalism has come to? As I delve deeper, I can’t help but question the quality of content being churned out. Join me as I dissect the lazy, click-bait culture that’s taking over our news feeds and what it means for real journalism.
In 2024, many claim that crypto mining is dead, but I’m here to share why I’m still mining with GPUs. As a hobbyist, I mine Ravencoin and convert it to Bitcoin and Ethereum, but my motivations go beyond profit. With my workshop powered by solar energy, my GPU miner doubles as a cheap heat source during winter. Why not warm my space while building my crypto stash? Join me as I explore the unexpected benefits of mining and how it can still make sense in today’s landscape, even if you’re not chasing millions.
Exciting developments are underway at the Derril Water Solar Farm, where small investors like you and me are making a real impact in green energy! After 18 months of anticipation, solar panels are finally being fitted, and connections are being made to bring renewable energy to life. Plus, the project will create a Community Benefit Fund to support local initiatives. If you’re curious about how you can invest in renewable energy and be part of this transformative journey, read on to discover more about Ripple Energy and the innovative solutions from Artisan Electrics that are changing lives!
In a groundbreaking initiative, the Belgian city of Antwerp is tackling food waste by offering free chickens to its residents. This innovative program not only helps reduce household waste but also provides a sustainable source of protein through fresh eggs. With over 1,000 participants already on board, the scheme has diverted around 50 tonnes of food waste from landfills in its first year alone. Beyond waste reduction, the initiative has fostered community connections, with residents sharing tips and building support networks. Discover how this unique approach is transforming urban living and promoting sustainable practices in Antwerp!
October the 7th was indeed a day of horror, but what led up to it on the 6th cannot be overlooked. As tensions escalated, a charity reported the tragic loss of 42 children in the West Bank, marking a devastating year. On that same day, violence erupted in Hawara, resulting in the death of a young Palestinian boy. Meanwhile, Israel’s actions, including cutting off essential supplies to Gaza, raise critical questions about the ongoing conflict. The aftermath has been catastrophic, with the Gaza Health Ministry reporting staggering casualties. Dive deeper into this complex situation and its implications.
Why is the UK so bad at delivering infrastructure projects? With the Thames Lower Crossing Tunnel costing more per mile than the high-speed rail link and HS2’s costs ballooning from an initial £37.5bn to an estimated £72.1-£78.4bn, it raises serious questions. Despite years of planning and billions spent, projects like Hinckley Point C are delayed and over budget. What’s behind this persistent failure? Is it just bad government, or are deeper issues at play? Join me as I explore the challenges and complexities that plague the UK’s infrastructure landscape and compare it to more successful projects in Europe and Asia.
If you’re passionate about 3D printing, you know that keeping your filament dry is essential for optimal results. Have you ever struggled with storing open rolls of filament? You’re not alone! A recent discovery from a 3D printing group on Facebook has unveiled a brilliant and affordable solution to this age-old problem. Imagine stackable storage that not only keeps your filament dry but is also easy to manage. Say goodbye to the hassle of filament storage and hello to a more organized and efficient 3D printing experience. Ready to learn more about this game-changing storage solution?
If you have a Costco card, you’re in for a treat! On a recent visit, I discovered their Loch Fyne Fresh Scottish Mussels for just £4.99 + VAT for 2KG. This inspired me to whip up the classic Moules Marinière, a dish that’s not only quick and easy but also a fantastic starter or main course. With fresh mussels, garlic, shallots, and a splash of white wine, this recipe will impress your guests and leave them wanting more. Ready to dive into this delicious seafood delight? Let’s get cooking!
Sue Gray’s resignation from Kier Starmer’s government highlights a troubling trend in the mainstream media’s manipulation of politics. As the media escalates its smear campaigns, the integrity of political discourse is at stake. With constant fabrications and sensationalized stories, the need for press regulation has never been more urgent. From the relentless scrutiny of Starmer’s expenses to the outrageous claims surrounding other political figures, the public is left questioning the truth. It’s time to challenge the status quo and demand accountability from those in power, including journalists. Discover why we must scrutinize everything we read in the press.
Charity begins in China, and it’s time for Amazon and eBay to step up! With BBC Children in Need just around the corner, these platforms are flooded with counterfeit merchandise that claims to support the charity but actually contributes nothing. From fake T-shirts to Pudsy Bears, the reality is shocking: many of these knock-offs are even priced higher than the genuine items! Discover how sellers like Amy Eaton are profiting at the expense of a good cause, and why it’s crucial for these platforms to take action. Don’t let your good intentions be misled—read on to learn more!
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