Monthly Archives: April 2014
FILM REVIEW: ‘Wrinkles’ (or ‘Arrugas’) dir. Ignacio Ferreras
As I sat watching, or, to put it more accurately, nestled my face in a comforting shoulder whilst trying to battle tears, I began to regret my film choice. My self-condemnation did not last long, as I realised what a breathtaking movie I’d chosen. However, the feelings of deep sadness did persist. It is not […]
The chicken commotion that is improving life for pensioners
Dear readers, Just to draw your attention to my article, on the wonderful initiative called ‘Henpower’, which has just been published by The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/the-chicken-commotion-that-is-improving-life-for-pensioners-25412 Thanks all, more anon, Deborah
Contrived Words: How do We Forge Signatures?
Perhaps one of the most interesting practical applications of an understanding of handwriting processes is in the world of forensic handwriting analysis. Handwriting forgery is the alteration of what, through years of training, has become second nature. When a person sits down to forge a signature, they simultaneously imitate the features of another person’s handwriting […]
