Monthly Archives: September 2009

This is class. Kraft who make the world famous brand Vegemite decided that they should change the name for a new cheesy-ier version of the product. (Of course you wouldn’t want to call it Vegemite-Cheesy, why would you want to … Continue reading →

When I was studying entrepreneurship, we used to have to present possible business ideas and how the business model would work. I lost count of the number of times people would come up with an idea for some type of … Continue reading →

What happens when you have only had a few hours of sleep in the last couple of days and then you find an old synthesizer from the 1970’s that only has one sound that works and also a ukulele? Then … Continue reading →

Was at the Sweden – US entrepreneurship forum yesterday. Various speakers on entreneurship from both sides of the Atlantic. I think the mindset gap is about as wide as the Atlantic (positively and negatively for both countries. I guess you … Continue reading →

I haven’t been mentioning that we re-started the Predictor minileague again this year, generally because I haven’t been performing too well. Anyway, I thought I would post the current rankings now, so that we can see how even more spectacular … Continue reading →

Was at the cinema last night to see the Swedish language film “Prinsessa”. Thought it would just be a chick-flick, but it was actually pretty good. It even got a round of applause from the audience at the end. Gary’s … Continue reading →

Great to see a Scotland victory at the weekend (at last). Well done “Derek” Brown… (listen tot the commentary below). I have said for years that the first name on any Scotland team sheet has to be McFadden, by far … Continue reading →

The flat that we were looking at (see below) had a nice location and 2 bedrooms and although it was a bit small it matched our needs. We thought about putting a bid in, but it quickly went out of … Continue reading →

I like where I live, it has lakes, forests, parks and an underground station that takes you to the city centre in 12 minutes. Unfortunately, in the next couple of months, I have to move. In the last 14 days … Continue reading →