Articles from Digitalpulp.nethttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/articleshttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/45/Digitalpulp-v4:-All-change-please<p>It&rsquo;s been a couple of months since the last editorial; the editorials took an early holiday somewhat&hellip;<br /><br />At the moment I&rsquo;m in the United States, currently exploring the West coast and biting into that American pie so to speak. So expect photo updates soon in the photo gallery from my trip.<br /><br />It&rsquo;s interesting to be in a country which although in our mindhttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/2/Welcome-to-the-start-of-summer-editorial.<p>As if by magic the clouds scatter, and from the depths of Hades the sun makes a surprise appearance. Could this well be the end of winter time already?<br /><br />Well we can hope can&rsquo;t we?<br />Wishful thinking aside, welcome to the mid march editorial. </p> <p>This month I&rsquo;ve been mostly working on various essays blissfully unaware of the world spinning around me.<br />I must sayhttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/3/Mid-march-editorialHope you had a good time during the winter vacations, and that you are ready for the New Year&hellip;Something we&rsquo;ve seen or heard pretty much throughout January :) <p>Well regardless welcome to this end of January editorial, brimming full of winter goodness.</p> <p>January is all about getting back to the usual routine, about getting back to work at 9 am, and catching up with life. Fortunhttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/4/Mid-January-editorial<p>Welcome to this rather late mid December editorial! </p> <p>In true festive tradition it&rsquo;s been a rather lazy couple of days in the Digitalpulp offices. Well in the Digitalpulp office to be more exact :)<br />But just in time for Christmas, this editorial is full of goodies and stuff to occupy you during your breaks in between turkey and mince pie scoffings&hellip;<br /><br />First we&rshttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/5/Mid-December-editorial!The end of the fresher balls can only mean one thing&hellip; Time to say a farewell to the holidays and fully embrace the start of the year!<br />I&rsquo;m sure most of you had a great time at your fresher ball, which is the informal welcome back event :)<br />Westminster&rsquo;s and UCL&rsquo;s were really fab, with great music, drinks, people and a good choice of venues ( Fabric and Ministry of http://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/6/Mid-october-editorial<p>Well the summer is officially over, and its time to embrace work again.<br />Spent a week in Greece and it was a great way to end the summer holidays.<br />Lazy days at sea on a Turkish Gullet exploring the Greek islands on the Pagasitic Gulf, hot days cooling off in the crystal clear waters of the many sandy beaches of the Greek coast line coupled with great weather, food and best of all&hellihttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/7/September-Editorial<p>Its not a dream, the 2004 Olympics are go! Along with an explosive show of colours and pyrotechnics Athens unveiled its brand new Olympic stadium to the awe of viewers.<br /> The opening ceremony was nothing less than spectacular greeting all the participating countries to the beats of the latest dance tunes pumping up the adrenaline for what looks to be the most exciting Olympics yet! <br />Wehttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/8/Let-the-games-begin!http://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/9/Nokia-7610-headphonesMerhaba! <br />We came back from Turkey last night quite late, and I must admit that the return home was a sad one. Leaving behind the quaint village of Turgut, the succulent traditional food, the tranquil turquoise beaches of the Buzburun peninsula, the hustle and bustle of the Bazaar and daily markets and most regrettably the warm village and town people who made us feel very welcome into theirhttp://beta.digitalpulp.net/text/article/10/Mid-July-editorial