Must ... Exercise ... Restraint

I got home yesterday to find a big box from Amazon waiting for me. As well as Reed and Angel's Computer Law and that trusty page-turner Blackstone's Statutes on IT and E-Commerce it contained a copy of Evil for Evil. So, SQUEEE!!!!, subject to me remembering that my courses start in earnest this coming week (hence the other purchases), and that my final OU exam is in just under a month's time, so I really must get down to some proper revision. I might thus take a whole week to read this one, unlike the previous volume.

Talking of exercising things, I've started out on my resolution of using the University gym if I'm going into college. It's actually very nice, better-equipped than not only anywhere in the RAF I ever used but even the local LA Fitness I went to back in Cambridge. Flicking through the various channels on the running machine's built-in flatscreen TV, I found the 80's Music programme, which I assume is included either to provide distracting nostalgia for the likes of me or hysterical amusement for modern undergrads. The hair! The shoulderpads! The moody lighting!

Podcast me!

I have a twenty-minute walk to and from college, and plan to use the gym on a regular and varied enough basis that I'll often want 'something interesting to listen to' as distinct to just 'something loud and fast to run to'. I also have - or will have, when it gets back from the Hospital for Sick Apple Gadgets - an iPod.

So, what podcasts should I be listening to?

Of course, they have to smoke outside since the ban.

Down to the weekly Farmers' Market on Castle Terrace this morning, where not only can you buy all manner of organic and freshly-made produce, but you can even get your fish smoked in front of you:

That's next Saturday spoken for, then.

Edinburgh Open Doors Day