- GTVeloce.com page 1 ...the cars, bikes and com-munities portal
- GTVeloce.com blog ...for more on cars, bikes and com-munities
- Colnago ...the blogger, not the bike
- Class of 75 ...the Fortian Reunion portal
- The general purpose gtveloce forums ...for everyone
- addicted2wheels ...bike races, results and physio stuff
- Bicycle racing ...for the rest of us
- The bike racing forum ...for racers only
- Cars, cars, cars ...Alfas, Alfas, Austins?
- Life with my GTV ...where it all started, my Alfetta diary
- GTVeloce.com blog ...blogging on cars, bikes and com-munities
- A2Z ...the abecederian insult
- The Mustknows ...stuff to know
- More stuff to know about! ...or not
- Our Sponsors want your mortal souls!...OK, just cash will do
- Mythoblogia ...for myths and legends
- Archive 3 ...for archived images
- KlausenRussell.com ...for the real me
- The KlausenRussell Com-munity ...visitors welcome!
- OODB ...out out damned Blog
- MBA related resources ...sensible, sustainable business resources for everyone
- My Writing blog ...all about writing for fun and maybe profit
- The Offline blog ...and on business and sustainability
- Digital image blog ...my digital manipulation gallery
- My Squidoo page ...for a look at something different
- or my TagWorld page ...for a look at something completely different
- or my MySpace blog ...just because
- or at Kaneva ...for some VR
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Welcome to my home away from home!
Sunday 15th April 2007
Did I tell you I bought an ibike? Yes, I'm a power-crazed cycle data junkie
I'm afraid ;-) And guess what? It works, and I'm addicted to 'training
by Watts' now!
Tuesday 6th February, 2007
OK, so it's been 6 months already! What do you want from me?
Thursday 24th August, 2006
Hi, and thanks for dropping by. I'm Rob Russell and I'd like to share some
thoughts with you. Firstly, whilst I live on the eastern coast of Australia
I don't really see nationality and 'place' as being a big deal. I can be
proud of my family and my village - and a nation is really just an extended family, a huge village if you like - it doesn't mean that other people in other places aren't just as good, noble, wise and kind as the ones who are lucky
enough to live here. I am also aware that my luck was in when I was born
into a good family in a prosperous part of a wealthy nation. It could so
easily have been otherwise. It's also important to remember that others
have worked hard to achieve this prosperity. So it's with some degree of
respect that I say all this... anyway, my life is fairly ordinary but I
have done a few things; as time goes by I am sharing my interests and hobbies
here...
Please click on a few links and explore....
- Bill Shakespeare’s works in full. An essential lesson in the use of the English language, up there with Fowler’s.
- The Elegant Universe (by Brian Greene. Post-Einstein string theory to get you thinking.)
- Anything by Richard Dawkins or Stephen Jay Gould. As I said, there are mathematical proofs and there are theories. Some theories are more compelling than others.
- The Torah (the Pentateuch, the Book of Moses: a lively read, basis for Judaism and the Old Testment and a fascinating read on any level)
- The Bible (Greek for ‘Books’; The Old and New Testaments: basis for the Christian cults and a brilliant read)
- The Koran (Arabic for ‘Recital’: another excellent piece of writing and the basis for Islam. I have the Dawood translation)
- The History of Magic (by Eliphas Levi: a great, compelling read. Spot the a ha! ‘Harry Potter’ moments and see the footprints of Rowling’s research)
- The Theory of Celestial influence (by Rodney Collin: immensely detailed, it wallows around trying to ‘prove’ a case scientifically but falls magnificently short. Can be heavy, clumsy and painful to read…but still worth it for the determined!).
That’s just for starters. Let me know what you think.
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