Posted on February 26th, 2010
Written by Sarah Blow
If you remember, last year brought the very first Ada Lovelace Day, Founded by Suw Charman-Anderson where loads and loads of bloggers, male and female wrote about their geeky, science, technology and mathematical inspirations. Well it’s coming back round again.
Keep the 24th March at the forefront of your mind for a blog post about who [...]
Posted on February 10th, 2010
Written by Sarah Blow
A number of weeks back I was invited along to Legally Blonde the Musical, it was the Gala evening and all the stars were out in support of the event. I was fortunate enough to be there as a result of the event sponsor Veuve du Vernay, who also sponsored the evening Gala.
The reason [...]
Posted on February 4th, 2010
Written by Sarah Blow
We are still seeing significantly less women than men on the speaker circuits in the technology industry. Whilst many conference organizers aren’t too worried about this, there are a few who are looking to make change happen in this area. Andy Budd of Clearleft is one of these. He’s been working with developers for years [...]
Posted on January 31st, 2010
Written by Sarah Blow
A short while ago I came across a fantastic little tweet courtesy of my lovely followers! It was all about a new board game which I’m hoping to get my hands on to review and see how good it is. In essence it’s a board game that teaches the fundamentals of object orientated programming through [...]
CrunchGear have released their live stream for the Apple Announcements over in San Francisco.
In case you’ve been struggling to find the links or the information I’ve included the live stream here below! Enjoy!
Watch live streaming video from crunchgear at livestream.com
To see all the latest Apple stories you can keep track of them over on TweetMeme.
Posted on December 16th, 2009
Written by Sarah Blow
Last month we launched the Manga Competition for people to win one of two copies of the Manga Guide to Calculus courtesy of No Starch Press who are the publishers of the Manga Guide series. Whilst this competition was going on @decisionstats came up with a fantastic suggestion! That we should try to get companies [...]
Posted on November 11th, 2009
Written by Sarah Blow
On Twitter I have been teasing some of my followers telling them this post was coming well here it is! Not so long ago we managed to get our hands onto the Manga Guide to Physics, which is a great way for anyone into physics, especially if they like Manga but don’t necessarily have [...]
Posted on August 19th, 2009
Written by Sarah Blow
We asked our Twitter followers for their hints and tips on how to get through the clearing process of UK universities as well as bringing together as many resources that were simple and effective for you as possible. With there being up to 50% less clearing places within many universities this year there will [...]
Posted on August 3rd, 2009
Written by Sarah Blow
Around a month ago I got asked if I would like to take a look at a physics book. Now anyone who knows me knows that my physics experience is some what limited to say the least. In fact something that most people probably don’t know is that Physics was my least loved subject when [...]
Posted on June 3rd, 2008
Written by Dr Mariann Hardey
The UK editor of Vogue has spoken out about how she deplores any kind of plastic surgery. Talking on Radio Four’s Woman’s Hour, Shulman identifies the ‘Guinea Pig Generation’ as women who have put themselves at risk following procedures that only ten years from now we will know the consequences of. So, [...]
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