hēg denu
The old english words from which my name is derived, hēg 'hay' + denu 'valley'.-
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I don’t like being sick
You know what it feels like when you’re in a dentists chair and they’ve got your mouth open and some sort of contraption stuck in there so you can’t close your mouth or move your tongue, saliva starts to fill … Continue reading
Edinburgh
I was away in London last week, I spent five days in the office doing everything from setting up an intrusion detection system to presenting the iPhone app I’ve been working on to our directors (who were really happy with … Continue reading
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