What is this valuable damaging lost art of reviewing? Or, should I be asking, how do we solve a problem like reviewers? Well, here’s something interesting. I’ve been reviewing for two decades and aim to do a fair job, writing with the subject’s audience in mind. Many performers end up using my reviews as part […]
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Online Insights on FIVEaa Sunday May 01 2011
This month in Online Insights we see what locals think about the alcohol issues in Alice Springs that are making headlines around the country, rethink how humans are living right now, spare a thought for mum, and finish off with a dash of light relief. Tell ‘Em That’s Enough I spend a lot of each […]
Online Insights with Steve Davis on FIVEaa, Sunday, October 04, 2009
Security Essentials Since our last segment, Microsoft has launched Security Essentials which is their free anti-virus software. Apart from OneNote, which I love, I am always hesitant about throwing my lot in with Microsoft but I have been convinced by Adelaide Tech Guru, Richard Pascoe, who wrote on his blog recently: “This is free software […]
Online Insights with Steve Davis on FIVEaa, Sunday, September 06, 2009
Wobbles the clown Met some people last night who told me about Wobbles the Clown – was training as a doctor, then became a policemen, is a dietician, but now is a clown. Is that a career pathway or bush track? Anyway, he seems to be a very popular clown and I look forward to […]
Online Insights with Steve Davis on FIVEaa, Sunday, August 23, 2009
Captain Skellett’s Science Blog Science Week ends today, so I thought I had better mark the occasion by sharing some science sites. The first is by a young, Adelaide-based, science communicator, Captain Skellet, who I met at a Twitter forum I was presenting last week. Her blog is like New Scientist meets Sex And The […]
Online Insights with Steve Davis on FIVEaa, Sunday, March 08, 2009
Wunderground I have fallen in love with this weather site because it goes deep into weather conditions and ties together various weather resources in one spot. I particularly like the ability to overlay satellite, fire and severe weather information and then animate it (just like you see it done on television news). Adelaide had boring […]
Online Insights on fiveAA, Sunday, November 02, 2008
Yearbook Yourself This site is a blast. If you ever wanted to know how you would have looked through the recent decades of fashion and trends, then you need to Yearbook Yourself. You upload a photo of yourself – one where you are looking directly at the camera. You are guided to position the photo […]