Article I wrote in response to a debate about work and live is posted here here. See what you think.
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Apparently the iPhone is being used heavily for taking and uploading photos onto Flickr. It will be interesting to see if Flickr remains the top photo site especially for the professionals with this reduction in the quality of photographs. I suspect the explosion will continue at least for a while and it will be harder to find photographs on the service.
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The has reported that most people feel like the new houses in the UK are too small making modern living quite difficult. Apparently the floor area and room sizes are the smallest in Europe but should we be surprised? After all, the accomodation that factory owners built for their workers during the Industrial Revolution makes even the efforts made by mining companies in Africa for their staff look fantastic. Can't say the older houses are much better, can you? Everywhere I have lived has always felt a bit cramped. More details at http://www.cabe.org.uk/news/new-homes-are-too-small-for-everyday-life.
Read More ..."But it's daft to suggest that everyone previously thought most women were turned on by men with fastidiously toned bodies, reeking of cologne, hair made Himalayan with 'product', dressed in gleaming Hugo Boss and generally showing every sign of effortful, self-absorbed vanity."
Read More ..."At 50 plus ... I never imagined I'd still be parting with money at makeup counters, or that I'd be racing off for a blow-dry when threatened with a photographer. I assumed I'd wear my hair in round perm, the colour of steel and as tough. Think of the time I'd save; vanity is such a consumer of the hours."
Read More ...Even the staid old scientists are getting into this popular culture thingy. You can now take part in a scientific study of happiness with your iPhone - https://www.trackyourhappiness.org/. Since this blog is about that very thing, I'm going to have a go, so watch this space, I may be the happiest person on the planet, NOT!
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