Jumblerant

The EMS units here have changed their emergency tones from a wail to the European undulating racket so as not to scare the public. In the ...

In between the air raid sirens and news alerts on my facebook stream, there are a few posts that are little nuggets of goodness and fun. Ju...

"Yo Grammer so bad it don't make no sense!" Yes. Quite. Having been schooled by no less than a Booker Prize judge, I can a...

There are 3 common mistakes I'm tired of seeing. I don't want to get into political arguments right now, just set straight some fact...

A few people have asked me to write about my experiences in the last week or so, here in Israel. Just a few fun facts for you: I'm a f...

In todays modern age, it is argued, people don't have time to read a newspaper. Even more critical, newspapers are no longer the 'go...

I'm not a great fan of tattoos, I can see how they are art and how others may enjoy them, but for me, I prefer to keep my skin 'clea...

The Coca-Cola logo is an example of a widely-recognized trademark representing a global brand. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) I grew u...

Last year I wrote about Yosef Adest, in ' A Peak Behind the Photographic Curtain ' as an up and coming photographer and cinematograp...

Bored? Tired? Ready to get on that plane home already? So what would you do if you were stuck in Las Vegas airport all by yourself over-ni...

Rik Mayall was an amazing comedian. He was funny in his own right, yet was one of those performers who just takes over the whole screen when...

I've written before about music I adore, such as the great folks over at Pomplamoose , and OKGO !, so I thought I'd share my latest ...

Back in the end of December, Michael had a nasty skiing accident that left him in a medically induced coma. In April, we were informed...

The relatively new, old joke is: "I'm going to start a new business, I'm going to buy a 3D printer and print my own 3D printer!...

I can see it now, my grandson on my knee, a hovercar zipping past our 345rd floor window, as I explain to him that people used to have talen...

Chaucer wrote the Canterbury Tales in the end part of the 14th century. The stories (mostly written in verse, although some are in prose) ar...

Since I last blogged a few fun things have happened: Pomplamoose released their interpretation of James Brown's 'I Feel Good',...