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Survival Kit: Role Models for Today’s Youth

Seriously.. The outlook for the youth of today is in serious jeopardy. 
They need more role models. You can’t rely on the Government, Councils, 
Schools to provide them with an adequate moral compass.

Thankfully there are a set of people out there that can help you on 
this quest, people in the public eye that that can be referenced as 
tangible role model.

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If Oil Ran Out Tomorrow

What will happen if the oil runs out tomorrow…

Part of me really wants to see what would become of us if this did happen, but another side just tells me that it’s going to be on the darker side of some apocolypic Hollywood movie!

Lets have a think about what some of the immediate and longer term outcomes will be.

For starters, unless the governments all of a sudden magic some wonder fuel out from under it’s hat that they’ve been suppressing for years (lets face it with the amount of tax a government makes on fuel this might even happen, something like this maybe http://http://www.ecogeek.org/component/content/article/1433) it’s all going to get very hairy, very quickly.

For starters the most basic of human needs.. Continue reading →

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My 1st Window into Music

Most people can trace their interest in something back to a certain point in time, be that an event; a year; certain age etc.

It’s a question I hear on the radio listening to Mike Sweeny on Real Radio XS (Previously Manchesters Rock Radio) whenever he interviews someone “where did it start? what was the album that sparked it”

This got me thinking today, what was the period/album/style that got me hooked on music.

On reflection, I hadn’t taken a real notice of music until I was about 10/11 years old (1989/90), certainly not anything outside of a few Queen/Chris Rea or Shaken Stevens songs being played at home, but music was by no means a central focus in our house, and I was far to busy out in the fields, whittling wood, fishing, riding my bike and enjoying the great outdoors.

It was only when I got a back to back stereo and a walkman one Christmas that I actually sat up and took note of what was around me.

Albums that made a difference..

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Top 50 – Awesome Rock Gym Playlist

Ok, so you like/love rock music and you go to the gym. You want some high energy tracks that will get the guns working overtime, you’ve got a few in a playlist but you need some more! Take a look at the below, and see if there’s any you’ve not come across yet.

There are some non rock tracks that have slipped in there… but they hold their own in the gym ☺

This list has been constantly refined over the past 8 years! Any other that should make the list that I’ve missed off?… add a comment below.

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Etymotic MC3 – Impressions after a week

 Ok, so the back ground to this one is not of high end super expensive earphones but, one of best sound quality I could find at a budget. previously owned models were:

 i) an early pair of Sony ear buds which was my 1st experience of noise cancelling in ear phones

ii) Shure ec2 ear buds, 1st pair of what I would call expensive earphones

 iii) Apples in-ear buds, chosen because they were the only ones that supported the click functions at the time

 With me misplacing my set of Apple ear buds, I was on the market for Continue reading →

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