Whilst at the Open University yesterday I met with Tim Jordan. As well as working in the faculty of Social Sciences at the Open Univiersity in Milton Keynes, he is also the author of the book ‘Hacking’. You can buy Tim Jordan’s Book here and i guess if you are really good you can get [...]
Iraqi Refugees: Life in the Shadows

It’s over six years since the beginning of the Iraq war, and the troubles continue. To date, over 4,000 American soldiers have been killed in combat. While the loss of combat troops is certainly tragic, even more stunning is the World Health Organization report based on Iraqi Health Ministry figures which estimates that 151,000 Iraqi [...]
Gumballing the Twestival
Dinastia Vivanco – A temple to wine
Last week I suddenly found myself on a plane to Spain. With the assistance of wine expert Robert McIntosh (@thirstforwine) we took a trip to the Region of Rioja to learn more about one of the Twestival sponsors, Dinastia Vivanco. I was asked to video blog their wine culture museum and vineyard. I have been [...]

















