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Tom Barton
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- Lincoln
- United Kingdom
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- About Me:
- I am a farmer's son from Linconshire, a war enthusiast, a party lover and a curious raconteur of the rich tapestry of life. I drink mead, love good hot food and have a shotgun licence. I can read, write and drive a tractor. I thoroughly enjoy thinking, and experimenting with fireworks.
- What's Your Personal Beat?
- Health and Science (ideally though War and Rural Affairs)
- Favourite Newspaper
- I used to like the Independent, until it stopped being independent, so I moved to the Telegraph/Guardian
- Favourite Magazine
- New Scientist when its not too remote, Farmers Weekly, Viz
- Favourite Broadcast Programme
- The World at War, Despatches can be good, The Power of Nightmares, good documentaries
Tom Barton's Blog
Lecture Blog- Kim Hollanby Here we are in the rolling plains of the Cyberserengeti, before me herds of web grazers....
Posted on November 29, 2007 at 6:51pm — 4 Comments
Lecture Blog- Richard Burton
Richard Burton, star of the 1968 classic “Where Eagles Dare.” He uttered the immortal words, “they say you can’t taste cold coffee,” just as he slipped out into the snow to strangle some celluloid Nazis.
… ContinuePosted on November 29, 2007 at 6:49pm — 10 Comments
Lecture Blog- Pete Clifton
In introduction to this post I must say this was in reaction to one of my fellow students. It demonstrates not only the reactive nature of internet feeback and blogging, but also the danger of democratic dreams about the web. The author in question (cited below) was subject to something of a blogswarm for his ill considered comments.
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… ContinuePosted on November 14, 2007 at 4:46pm — 2 Comments
Stoking Hearts and Bolstering Minds
Last Thursday, 1st November 2007 marked the sad death of Thomas Wilson Ferebee. He was the bombardier on the Enola Gay. Hiroshima marked the end of the age of large scale industrialised war. The technology which drove it had reached its apex with the harnessing of atomic fission (and later fusion).
… ContinuePosted on November 5, 2007 at 6:56pm — 1 Comment
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