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Brian's Weekly Rubbish


Outdoor Learning Meets Count Binface
Hi Everyone This week in Parliament, a lady MP has proposed legislation to provide children at school with a minimum of 30 minutes of outdoor learning each day. It has apparently passed its first stage and will now be back in Parliament fot it’s second reading in the middle of October. Having passed that stage, it then goes to the House of Lords before coming back to Parliament, probably in early 2027, to be hopefully passed into law. Back when I was in the infant and junior
brianmate
2 days ago3 min read


A Bit Coin, a Bottle of Milk and a Disaster
Hi Everyone I decided about five years ago not to get involved in Cryptocurrency as Trump informed me that it was a “scam” and that “It is a disaster waiting to happen”. The other reason that I did not get involved is that I had no idea what it was all about. Now I read that Trump made $1.40billion dollars from Cryptocurrency in just one year. That prompted me to consult that other con man AI. This is what he said :- Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual form of currency se
brianmate
Jul 43 min read


Musical Chairs, an Adventure and a Cup
Hi Everyone It was probably a few decades ago when we laughed at Italy as they seemed to change their political leaders every few months. Now it seems that we have inherited the same disease. Some people think that we are becoming ungovernable, and with the evidence of a lawless social media, and news outlets pushing their own agenda, it is becoming a persuasive argument. Now our latest Prime Minister has been pushed out of office mainly by his own party. Now it is apparent
brianmate
Jun 273 min read


True Art to Admire and a Cage Fight Lover
Hi Everyone I would hope that art, in whichever form you prefer, is part of your life, whether it is music, theatre, ballet, opera or art itself. Just last week a world famous artist died. David Hockney left us with a wonderful collection of dazzling work which will live on and decorate walls for many years to come. A few years ago, we were on holiday in his native Yorkshire, when we visited the village of Saltaire, which has a famous and lasting story of it’s own. The huge w
brianmate
Jun 203 min read
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