Bookcrossing sounds like a neat

Bookcrossing sounds like a neat way of getting rid of old books that you no longer wish to read, but would also be interested in seeing where it goes. You release a book into the wild and then if anyone else picks it up then they go to the bookcrossing place and add their comments etc….Seeing as though I have tons of books, Congleton might well be appearing in the list soon….. Its certainly a unique way of clearing out the bookshelves!

I can’t believe that the

I can’t believe that the two main headlines on the radio this morning were two new legal turnarounds. The first was to exempt the American armed forces from any war-crimes action whilst involved in a peace keeping mission. Does this include action taken in Afghanistan and such like? Why should they be exempt and no other country. What have they got to hide? Surely the whole point of having war crimes investigations is to investigate what has gone wrong?
The other matter is that some judicial courts in the uk will loose the right to trial by Jury. There are enough miscarriages of justice and incomptencies in the uk courts and now they want to do this, so now just one person decides if another person is guilty or not?
AND they’ve decided to decriminalize cannabis too…..just what is happening to justice? Thats three really weird and mixed up rulings in two days!

Update Wow – that

Update Wow – that was easier than I thought! I have noticed that the comments routine doesn’t always work though – will have to try and work out whats wrong with that. Hopefully it wont take long either!
More comments work ok in opera, but no other browsers – whats up with that? I’m wondering if the code that does the comments is bust as I’m sure it used to work!
Yet more Think i’ve cracked it!

PGP – you know that

PGP – you know that security program that is sooooo good that it encrypts your mails and other stuff that you don’t want theFeds to read – has had a second bug found in it. Admittedly this security hole, which allows others to run code on your machine is found in the outlook plugin, but surely this is a major problem – how can a relied upon security program have a flaw such as this…….Maybe its a consipiracy theory to stop people using outlook (like I have done but not for that reason). Oh and there is a patch available.