Certainly a uncomfortable thought for vegetarians and vegans, the full English breakfast has certainly shocked many tourists on first acquaintance - Russ once told me of his horror on his first exposure to X rated quantities of meat and fat. The trouble is that the full English is generally too time consuming to make and eat, so cereals or a rushed bacon sandwich is far more usual.

My GeoURL neighbour Chris has ended his self imposed blogging exile with a paen to bacon sarnies, and some musings about added fillings. I wonder if he'd read my recent ramblings about pork and bacon, or if it's just a common mid-Winter primeval urge to stuff hot bits of pig into a chunk of bread.

Diego's pretty excited by his new office, Martin seems impressed too. I suspect Martin and I are most impressed by the location, but hey, the offices don't look too bad either. Last time I was in that part of Dublin I certainly wasn't looking for office space, I was visiting the home of the mighty G.

Cool beans! The Nokia chaps have given a canned demo of Python on Series 60 phones at ETech, sure we knew this was coming but it's always nice to see something tangible. Now the big questions are; when can we play with it on our phones? What can it really do on the phone? And are there any restrictions on access to the address book, memory, network stacks etc.?

They say they've been working on it since 1998, which makes it rather amusing given that Symbian's chief systems architect was asking me questions about Python less than a year ago. Either Nokia were keeping it very tightly under their hats, or he's quite a poker player...