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Gavin O'Mally-Richardson - Unfit to Fight Fit »
SCENAR
Posted on 11:35am Monday 14th September 2009
Scenar - Space Age Medical Technology The S.C.E.N.A.R., Self-Controlled Energo Neuro Adaptive Regulation, was developed for the Russian space program to overcome the unique problems of space travel.
John Palfrey - Project Cambodia »
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
Posted on 6:45pm Tuesday 1st September 2009
Catherine Tate has a very unlikeable character called Geordie Georgie who has a daily bizarre charity to raise money for. It is the same in our office where hardly a day goes by without some sponsorship appeal or other arriving in my inbox. (I have a limit of one donation a week,) So when it comes to my turn to elicit some fundraising I know I have at least got to have a decent ‘hook’ or idea to capture attention.
Gavin O'Mally-Richardson - Unfit to Fight Fit »
Team Price
Posted on 1:10pm Tuesday 1st September 2009
One lady in particular who has been in the headlines of late is Miss Katie Price. She recently joined me for some training down at ZT Fight Skool.
Gavin O'Mally-Richardson - Unfit to Fight Fit »
BJJ all the way
Posted on 5:56pm Friday 28th August 2009
On Friday July 14 I had my introduction to the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) with ZT Fight Skool's very own resident expert Ivam Maciel.
Joe Mitchell, Indian adventurer »
Independence Day, Swine Flu, Fishermen and Football
Posted on 1:51pm Tuesday 25th August 2009
Been a while since my last blog and quite a lot has happened in the time elapsed…
Gavin O'Mally-Richardson - Unfit to Fight Fit »
In The Beginning
Posted on 5:39pm Monday 24th August 2009
I'm a 37-year-old husband and father of two gorgeous boys. All very normal apart from the fact I suffer from depression.
John Palfrey - Project Cambodia »
Tales from the Temples
Posted on 5:22pm Thursday 20th August 2009
So just who did leave a small blue sperm whale on the grave of Douglas Adams? That’s what I want to know. It was a lovely tribute to one of Britain’s top comic writers of his generation.
Joe Mitchell, Indian adventurer »
One month in
Posted on 6:26pm Monday 3rd August 2009
So it’s been nearly a month since I arrived in India, and I think I am beginning to settle into life here. I’d like to say I’m picking up the lingo… and it’s not like the children here aren’t eager to teach me, it’s just I’m very bad at languages anyway. My failure to remember what they teach me is met with grave faces of disappointment. I find their names hard enough to remember anyway.
Joe Mitchell, Indian adventurer »
'The start of things to come...
Posted on 2:11pm Monday 20th July 2009
So the orientation week came to a close and the seven of us volunteers went off in our different directions into India. The week in Pondi finished with visits to various Indian NGOs, including the Anul Ashram, an HIV/Aids orphanage looked after by Father Dominic – by far the most interesting person I have ever met. He told us the history of the Ashram, and his past volunteering experience (as well as the odd anecdote involving Mother Teresa!).
Joe Mitchell, Indian adventurer »
First week in India!
Posted on 6:02pm Tuesday 7th July 2009
Over the next 5 months I will be ‘touring’ India. I write this from a heavily air conditioned internet café on Mahatma Gandhi high street in Pondicherry (Pondi) in South East India. I flew into Chennai (250kms north of Pondi) from London, where I spent 1 day before heading south to Pondicherry.
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