hēg denu
The old english words from which my name is derived, hēg 'hay' + denu 'valley'.-
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Article accepted
This morning I received a very welcome email informing me that the article that we submitted to SCC 2009 has been accepted. I’m pretty much over the moon about that. It’s titled Towards an Agent-Based Simulation of Hospital Emergency Departments … Continue reading
Simulación Orientada a Individuos de un Servicio de Emergencias
I’ve just finished my research presentation at uni. Basically a presentation to the whole department about what my research topic is, how I’ve progressed and what the plans are for the future. It all went really well, everybody laughed at … Continue reading
Dead disc
I’ve just had my second laptop hard drive die on me in the last year. Of course the difference is that this time I’ve got a Time Machine backup from about 30 hours prior to the death and a bootable … Continue reading
Locative
Last year I read William Gibson’s latest novel Spook Country (it either came out last year or in 2007 I don’t remember – but I had to wait to fetch my signed copy from London before I could read it). … Continue reading
You’re just saying that to make me feel better
I’ve just found out (through twitter of all places – I suppose it does have it’s uses) that David Eddings died last night. I read Pawn of Prophesy on the way back from a school camp when I was about … Continue reading
Nimbus trials ISIS
My new unicycle arrived today, and it’s very, very pretty. It’s a 19″ Nimbus trials ISIS, so basically it’s got a smaller wheel with a (much, much) fatter tyre than my other unicycle. It’s lighter and because I can lower … Continue reading
All done, finally
I’ve just submitted the article we’ve been working on the SCC 2009. Now it’s just a matter of keeping my fingers crossed for the next few months until we find out if it’s been accepted or not. Right now I … Continue reading
But everything was going so well
I sent an email around the department today, linking to all the books I’m trying to give away and got an overwhelming response. Half of what I had is now assigned to people from the CAOS department. Of course it’s … Continue reading
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Australia to join the European Union
So there I was, complaining about how difficult it is for me to live in Europe due to visas and what-not when the perfect solution popped into my head. Australia should join the EU. Before you shout me down, listen … Continue reading