Only after the last tree has been cut down.

And what the fuck do I do when I'm travelling, working on a creative project and have no access to the internet, or just want to work offline?

Here's a great tip to make it even easier ...

I think it's better to do a job that you like, or at least one that you don't hate because spending tie doing anything else is a distinct waste. Having said this, ultimately it is, sadly all about the money.

I think that the key thing is just not to let yourself get 'signed up by default'. It's perfectly possible to live within a culture, to respect people within it, but to do so without having to accept all of it's precepts.

It really was something my Dad said to me, so not so much a quote as an anecdote. Either way if it's of some worth to others then that's good and I'm happy.

My Dad gave me some very sound advice when I started my first job:

Too true. Printing your currency in more than two colours would make it much harder to conterfeit and reproroduce too and you wouldn't want that would you?

My personal advice is to always make sure that the gear that you take is in a carry on size bag. I use a ThinkTank Airport Accelerator (http://www.thinktankphoto.com/products/airport-accelerator.aspx) which lets me carry a huge amount of gear into the cabin with me rather than submitting it to the tender embraces of…

I love the USA. Some nice people live there but on a whole bunch of levels it is such a screwed up country.

The tip is almost right but not quite.

As a Brit looking in on the election I am stunned that Romney actually got voted for as widely as he did, especially given some of the gaffs that he made.

O'Leary is a fairly despicable character and pretty much exemplifies everything that is bad about capitalism. He is mean fisted to his workers (plugging in your mobile phone at work to charge it is a sackable offence) and dismissive of his customers (try getting money out of the 'airline' when things go wrong).

Beautiful, just beautiful.

That'll be their hearing gone then.

It looks like a great app. I say looks because sme some dumb reason this isn't available in the UK app store so although there are loads of cities that I might like to visit and use this app for, I can't.

Writing as a crazy Brit and a disabled person (although I'm not from Monmouth, I'm from London), I think this actually sounds like a pretty good idea actually.