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Friday 17 July, 2026

The art of conversation

What cafes are for.


Quote of the Day

”Republicans want smaller government for the same reason crooks want fewer cops; it’s easier to get away with murder.

  • James Carville

Mus...

4 days ago
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Wednesday 15 July, 2026

I Protest

A lone demonstrator outside the old Chinese Embassy in London in the winter of 2014.


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The first step in AI enterprise deployment was giving everyone Copilot, which mostly failed and is continuing...

6 days ago
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Monday 13 July, 2026

Norman Conquest 2.0

The British Museum in Bloomsbury, seen on a rainy afternoon a while back (when Britain still could make the rains run on time). From today it’s the temporary home of the Bayeux Tapestry which depicts events leading...

8 days ago
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Friday 10 July, 2026

PHEW! WHAT A SCORCHER!

As the front page of British tabloids used to put it.


Quote of the Day

”When people are least sure, they are often most dogmatic.”

  • John Kenneth Galbraith

Musical alternative...

11 days ago
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Wednesday 8 July, 2026

A rose by any name…

… is still ravishing.

Just noticed these as I was sitting at the table, with my favourite picture (HCB’s Rue Mouffetard) in the background.


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” We don’t love qualities, we love perso...

13 days ago
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