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How Small is the Universe?

by Matt Wharton on September 15, 2012

Fascinating episode of Horizon. Breaking electrons down into quasiparticles. The creation of micro-black holes. Using the entire universe as a lens to look down into the realm of the Planck length.

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The Mongoliad: Book One

by Matt Wharton on September 2, 2012

Finished The Mongoliad: Book One (The Foreworld Saga) by Greg Bear et al. and gave it 4 stars http://t.co/9ykFhMWW #Kindle

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Finished Deep Down (A Jack Rea…

by Matt Wharton on July 22, 2012

finished Deep Down (A Jack Reacher short story) by Lee Child and gave it 4 stars http://t.co/h2bOVlgR #Kindle

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The Burning Wire

by Matt Wharton on July 21, 2012

The Burning Wire by Jeffery Deaver

My rating: 3 of 5 stars

In this the ninth outing for Lincoln Rhyme he is up against a killer that has turned New York city’s electricity grid on its inhabitants. Not only that The Watchmaker has been spotted arriving in Mexico and Rhyme is offering his assistance in capturing the most dangerous and elusive of his foes.

This is a more personal tale than the last few Lincoln Rhyme novels and he is having thoughts about whether he should remain in his current condition. I enjoyed this book a lot, Jeffrey Deaver rarely disappoints, but it is not one of my favourite Lincoln Rhyme books.

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Jeff, Who Lives at Home

by Matt Wharton on July 12, 2012

Jeff, Who Lives at Home 4 stars

Amy and I decided that we should try to make a real effort to watch more films because it is something that we both love to do that we somehow fell out of the habit of doing. To think back in the days of working at the cinema I was watching around 100 films a year.

We started with a quirky comedy that my brother recommended to me called Jeff, Who Lives at Home.