Hamilton Hotel Cambridge

... the morning. We still haven't finalised our hotel in Delhi, but we're not panicking! Apparently the booking arrangements will only be finalised on Wednesday. Still the hotel gets excellent reviews and is a good price, so we want to stay there if we can. <br><br>We've got our netbook working now (phew), so our next post will be from India.<br style="CLEAR: both">

... I was in need of cough medicine, and we needed another suitcase for all our stuff! Of course we managed to buy other stuff, but not surprising. Milton Keynes is similar to Chaddy or Chermside in terms of size - you can buy everything from there! <br><br>Yummy tapas for lunch, then we headed home for a bit of r&amp;r before heading out for the night with Aunty Sue and ...

... pancakes and strong coffee until opening time. I would reccomend anyone go to the Heineken experience - Josh and i were a bit 'oh it's another brewery' but it really is fantastic. Lost of interactive displays, memorabilia and a ride where you 'become the beer' and go through the brewing process - you stand on a moving platform that jerks and rolls and even sprays water at you! You also get a couple of free Heinekens - Josh rated it as better than the ...

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... s hard to explain - there was obviously so much more to explore and take in...... like unfinished business. Then...<br><br>The taxi driver asked us if we would be coming back again. When we replied "no", he knowingly said "You will be back! See you next year!" <br><br>What could we say??! <br><br>Maybe he knows something we don't....

... through at 80mph. Britain still uses mph, yards, meters, miles AND kilometers on the roadways, for a measurementally confusing cocktail of distances and in-head conversions. Still --jetlagged-- jetleading, I woke up at 3:30 in the afternoon, and followed old friend Henry Hallam and new friend Fergus Noble to a History of Maths (plural!) lecture, in the Cambridge Math(s) department. Cambridge has a bunch of old obscure rules, including one banning students ...

... would have been on the building itself. It was awesome to see in person. The Rosetta stone is also there and it was surprisingly small. After the museum we just walked around until we found something cool which happened to be Soho and Chinatown. What a great thing to see the sunset over the New Year Paperlanterns over the streets of Chinatown. We ended up eating at a Chinese restaruant and what a wonderful time! Rolando ...

Happy Birthday to me!!!! Happy Birthday to me!!!! Happy Birthday dear Trevor!!!! Happy Birthday to me!!!! Well I flew into London yesterday and boy are my arms tired (and the award for worst joke ever, goes to me!!!!) So I have to say that being in Cambridge this year (and geneva) is a great way to spend me birthday, especially since I got to party, got gifts and even a cake! I sure am one ...

... year undergraduate period which determine if you graduate or not. There are lectures students may attend and there is plenty of reading to be done (often why a program is called "reading for a degree"). The supervisor often directs a student's reading and then tests their knowledge while also helping them develop excellent analytical skills. Professor Erskine-Hill has provided a similar experience for me as we have discussed the influence of classical ...