Heroic Failures
It's part of the human experience that despite our best efforts "Things just don't work". Here we look at some amusing examples of how to fail with real elan.
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The Printing Press – Taking the written word to the masses
Ideas changed the World : The invention of printing & the printing press like many innovation sevolved over time but there was one seminal moment when the printing press exploded on the scene and changed society forever.
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The Safety Razor – A History
There was a time when men took their life in their hands when shaving. King Camp Gillette helped to change all that.
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Some more historical myths debunked
Every nation has its favourite tales from the past, but how accurate are they? A lot of what we 'know' to be historically true can sometimes turn out to be no more than a perpetuated historical myth. We look at a few here.
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Jersey Royal – King of Potatoes
Jersey Royals have been grown on Jersey for over 130 years. But how did such a small place as Jersey become so renowned for a variety of potato ?
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How To … Brew Apple Cider
Home brewing apple cider is surprisingly easy. In this article we look at how you can use up all those spare apples from your garden that you might have every Autumn.
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Nursery Rhymes – Origin & History II
Behind every nursery rhyme is a history and story that's every bit intriguing as the rhyme itself.
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Why is the scoring system in Tennis so odd?
The scoring system in modern Tennis is pretty odd ... "Deuce", "love", "15-30-40". So where did the game and the odd scoring system originate ?
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 | The first stage of a £13.8m project to update freight-handling facilities at St Peter Port Harbour is under way. |
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 | Pension providers in Guernsey are in "a state of limbo", according to one of the island's leading finance lawyers. |
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 | Guernsey's Commercial Port Users Group welcomes the Port Master Plan as "essential" for the future of the island's harbours. |
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 | The head of Guernsey Cricket Board says plans to redevelop the King George V fields could attract first-class cricket to the island. |
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 | Guernsey bring back four experienced players, including top batsman Jeremy Frith, for Friday's one-day match against Canada. |
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Heroic Failures
It's part of the human experience that despite our best efforts "Things just don't work". Here we look at some amusing examples of how to fail with real elan.
Read More
The Printing Press – Taking the written word to the masses
Ideas changed the World : The invention of printing & the printing press like many innovation sevolved over time but there was one seminal moment when the printing press exploded on the scene and changed society forever.
Read More
The Safety Razor – A History
There was a time when men took their life in their hands when shaving. King Camp Gillette helped to change all that.
Read More
Some more historical myths debunked
Every nation has its favourite tales from the past, but how accurate are they? A lot of what we 'know' to be historically true can sometimes turn out to be no more than a perpetuated historical myth. We look at a few here.
Read More
Jersey Royal – King of Potatoes
Jersey Royals have been grown on Jersey for over 130 years. But how did such a small place as Jersey become so renowned for a variety of potato ?
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