Archive for July, 2008

A Month of Spam

An interesting experiment indeed. Think before you sign up for ‘free’ offers….. Read

Posted by Jeremy on July 29th, 2008

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Anti-Abortion Groups

I noticed that since posting about the rally at the Houses of Parliament last year to protest against abortion a few people have searched this blog for a list of anti-abortion groups. So here are a few that may be worth contacting for resources, campaigning strategies etc. Some aren’t dedicated to abortion issues alone and have a broader scope in tackling other social and moral issues. There may be more but these are the ones I would recommend as I have used their resources for campaigning.

Posted by Jeremy on July 28th, 2008

Filed under Life Issues, Moral & Ethical Issues, Politics, Spirituality | 1 Comment »

New Online Store

Bell Tower at Holy Cross Monastery, RostrevorI’ve finally got round to fixing the errors that had stopped me from putting my store on this blog.

At present I have only a few downloads in it, which are what I call Digital Art, ie. artwork created on the computer. These are pieces of artwork I have created using photos that I have taken and manipulating them on the computer to give them a different look and feel.

Planned Future Developments:

  • Web Templates for Wordpress and Joomla

Posted by Jeremy on July 27th, 2008

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White-tailed Sea Eagle seen in Northern Ireland

Photo of an eagleIn the summer of 2007 a scheme between wildlife organisations in Norway and Ireland saw the re-introduction of White-tailed Sea Eagles to Ireland.

15 eaglets were reared in Norway and flown by plane to Ireland where they were released into Killarney National Park. These Eagles were prominent in Ireland but became extinct over the last 100 years or so due to trapping and shooting in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Now, a year later, they have been spotted in my neck of the woods at Clea Lake, County Down in the North of Ireland!