Oxford property to rent

Posted on July 8, 2013 Posted in 1, Abingdon, Afghanistan, africa, Alberta, Anthony Giddens, Apple, army, Art, authors, Autumn, Banbury, BBC, Ben Okri, Bicester, Birmingham, Blogroll, book review, Brussels, Brussels Watch, Burford, Canada, chalbury, CHILTERN RAILWAYS, Chipping Norton, Churchill Hospital, European Common Energy Policy, European Parliament, Eurostar, First Great Western, golf club, Govenment, Headington, housing, John Radcliffe Hospital, Kent, Kidlington, London, Oxford, Oxford Business, Oxford Institute of Energy StudiesLeave a comment

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Piotr Krupa – A Krakow Troubadour in Oxford.

Posted on February 19, 2013February 19, 2013 Posted in Abingdon, Afghanistan, africa, Alberta, Anthony Giddens, Apple, army, Art, authors, Autumn, Banbury, BBC, Ben Okri, Bicester, Birmingham, Blogroll, book review, Books, Boris Johnson, Boris Johnson MP, Brian Aldiss, Broadcasting, Brussels, Brussels Watch, budget, Burford, bus, Business, Chipping Norton, Christmas, Churchill Hospital, Cinema, cirme, climate change, Colin Dexter, Comic Opera, European Common Energy Policy, European Parliament, european transport policy, European Union, Food, Foreign Travel, Germany, London, London Events, Money, Motoring, Music, News, Oxford, Oxford Advertisements, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford Fabian Society, Oxford Theatre Review, Oxford Things To DoTagged concert, Oxford, Oxford Polish Association, Oxfordshire, Saint Valentine’s Day ConcertLeave a comment

By: An interview by Jolanta Ryba 19 February 2013

Piotr Krupa, aged 50, is one of Poland’s foremost poets and musicians. He is a leading example of the Polish troubadour style of music, in the use of guitar and harmonica. In addition, he is director of a Polish cultural centre in the town of Chobot near the country’s artistic capital of Krakow. Piotr has appeared regularly on Polish radio and television with much acclaim.

Recently, this well-known troubadour was invited by Oxford’s Polish Association to perform his unique yet popular style of music for many of Oxford Polish community, homesick for Polish culture at their Saint Valentine’s Day Concert. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Piotr-Krupa-A-Krakow-Troubadour-in-Oxford.html

Inside this month’s Oxford Prospect Magazine

Posted on June 21, 2012June 21, 2012 Posted in Abingdon, africa, army, Art, Birmingham, Blogroll, Books, Boris Johnson, Oxford, Oxford Theatre Review, Oxford Things To Do, Oxford University, Oxford Writers, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Jazz, Oxfordshire News, oxfringeLeave a comment

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Business News

Book Reviews

“The Innovators Got To Do It-Understanding the Art of Innovation Leadership
Problems with Social Knowledge Management

Going Out

CLOSE THE COALHOUSE DOOR at the Oxford Playhouse
The English Prize: The Capture of the Westmorland. An Episode of the Grand Tour
WATERWAYS EXHIBITION by Michele Field at Annie’s Tea Room
The Bloody Banquet at the STRATFORD UPON AVON FRINGE
Leverage – the complete third season.
HEADINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET SURVIVES THE GALE.
Headington’s Mr Chocolate celebrates four years of success!
Join us in London on Saturday 30 June at Netroots UK
Oxford Property & Entrepreneurs Network meet at the Malmaison, Oxford on Thursday 21st June 2012

London Olympics 2012

Computing and software

Xara Photo and Graphic Designer MX 2013 And Xara Designer Pro X
PANASONIC TOUGHBOOK CF-19
Microsoft Announces Surface: New Family of PCs for Windows

Technology

HIGH TECH LIGHT BULBS WHICH WILL SAVE ON POWER AND BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME

Cameras

OLYMPUS TG-310
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Panasonic Toughbook 31

Posted on March 14, 2012March 15, 2012 Posted in army, Banbury, BBC, Bicester, Birmingham, Broadcasting, Brussels, Brussels Watch, CHILTERN RAILWAYS, European Parliament, european transport policy, European Union, First Great Western, Germany, Govenment, Headington, London, Moscow, Oxford, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford Business, Oxford education, Oxford Gadgets, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, Oxford News, Oxford University, Oxfordshire, St. Antony's College, UKRAINE, VietnamTagged Cannes Film Festival, Oxford, PANASONIC, Panasonic Toughbook 31, Toughbook 31Leave a comment

Panasonic Toughbook’s are simply great!

By Nicholas Newman They are built to survive the hardest of conditions. So they are ideal if you are embedded in a Middle Eastern war or an energy correspondent like myself working in the snows of Siberia or in the jungles of Indonesia. In effect, they are designed to meet any of the banana skins, acts of God and black Swans that today’s journalist or businessman faces every day. The Toughbook 31 is the latest laptop from Panasonic. It is designed to withstand a jet of water from any direction and is impervious to dust infiltration. It’s built to military grade standards, so they can be dropped by baggage handlers at the height of 180 cm. Unlike, other rival machines its 563 min of battery life, with its Intel core i5 processor, means you will get a full day’s work out of it, even when you failed to bring the correct continental plug adapter for your press trip to Brussels or the Cannes Film Festival. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Toughbook-31.html

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Posted on September 30, 2011 Posted in Abingdon, Afghanistan, africa, Alberta, Anthony Giddens, Apple, army, Art, authors, Autumn, Banbury, BBC, Ben Okri, Bicester, Birmingham, Blogroll, Books, Boris Johnson, Boris Johnson MP, Brian Aldiss, Brussels, budget, Burford, Business, Canada, chalbury, CHILTERN RAILWAYS, Churchill Hospital, Cinema, Commonwealth of Independent States, Computers, consumer, countryside, Crime, Crime Watch, Cristiana Odone, Current Affairs, Cycle Repairs, dragon naturally speaking, DVD, Education, electricity, environment, Epilepsy, European Common Energy Policy, Events, Fabian Society, Farmers Markets, farming, First Great Western, fitness, Fran Sandham, France, Gadgets, Headington, Henley, London, News, Oxford, Oxford Brookes UniversityLeave a comment

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