Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • More search goodness

    Searching for ‘gardai’ on MSN leads one to my other blog. Ouch.

  • More donations

    Thanks for all the links guys… Total raised in Paypal: €75 + €25 + €30 + €20 + €5 = €155 + Awards night €275.20 = €430.20 Thank you all! Feel free to keep donating

  • Met police warned on blogs

    The Reg have a story on bloggers in the UK who are policemen, it appears the Met are cracking down: The Metropolitan Police is the latest organisation to warn its members about blogging. The “guidance” was issued earlier this month and some blogging coppers have already stopped updating their online diaries. World Weary Detective said:…

  • What happened Google?

    Something strange happened last week. Readers may remember that last July, I noted that my first name, Gavin, had put me near the top of Google searches. On Google.ie I was ranked third, while on Google.com it was usually about fifth, along with Gavin Friday and Gavin DeGraw. Now this is something I have checked…

  • Blog awards video, rough cut

    Great to watch it again, my we are a rowdy bunch!

  • King-size kudos for web author 'Twenty Major'

    Jon Ihle’s piece is in the Irish Times today, and is figured prominently. It is great to see it, and Jon has done a nice even-handed job. For those without a subscription, here’s the full text : An anonymous online writer understood to be from south Dublin won the award for best blog at the…

  • Hot on Flickr

    There are some excellent photos of last night’s events. So excellent that they are hot on Flickr:

  • Morning after

    I-drank-way-too-much. Total raised 4 Victor on the night: €275.20 Total raised in Paypal: €75 €100 Overall total thus far: €375.20 Thank you all!

  • On fundraising for relatives in need

    I rarely talk about personal things on my blog. People may have noticed that over the last 4 years I have almost never mentioned anything related to family or friends, and I did that for a reason. I chose to seperate my blog ‘persona’, if you will, from my own interactions in the ‘real’ world.…

  • Newsnight joke

    A dyslexic skier was standing at the top of the giant slalom trying to work out if he should zig zag round the poles or zag zig. He turns to the man next to him and says, “I wonder if you can help me? I’m not sure if I should zig zag or zag zig…

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