The UK will reveal the results of the Euro elections that were held earlier in the week in the next half hour or so. Which party do you think will take the most seats?

It looks like the Bitcoin breakout is underway. How high do you think it will go? Will Steem follow it up?

I bought these a few weeks ago for @wendika. They didn't look great and I thought I'd made a big mistake. Suddenly a couple of weeks later they look amazing. Sometimes the lesson in life is not to give

My last post was about the Cathedral Quarter of Belfast. This one is about the Titanic Quarter. I always find it amusing that Belfast people are so much more proud of the fact that the engineering disaster

I walked through this area one night 20 years ago looking for a restaurant. It was desolate, drab and decaying with no street lighting and no people. Fast forward 20 years and it's become the vibrant nightlife

Bitcoin has just hit $6,000 in the last few minutes. How long do you think it will take to hit $7,000?

The cautionary tale of tulip mania is often quoted when we talk about crypto and stock bubbles. I spent yesterday afternoon at the Glenarm Castle tulip festival, so I'll illustrate the story of tulip mania

The price of Bitcoin jumped massively about an hour ago and is largely holding those gains propelling it above the moving averages that signalled a bearish market. It's not possible to assert what caused

I spent the morning wandering though the Gothic quarter of Barcelona. I've been to the city several times, but I've never been to this part before. It's now a major tourist area, but a century ago it was

This afternoon I visited Barcelona's Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria. It's a food market, just off the famous Las Ramblas street. The market dates from 1217 and was originally a meat market. There

If you ever feel your life is in a rut and not going anywhere, it can't be any worse than the 7 years St. Patrick spend as a swine herd on Slemish, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. He did manage to get things

I drove along Co. Antrim's north coast this evening and snapped a few shots with my smartphone at three locations all within a mile in about 10 minutes. The first is of the ruined Dunluce Castle. The castle

I've often driven past Galgorm Castle, but never ventured past the gates. This St Patrick's day I though I'd venture a bit closer and have a quick look. The castle is situated a mile outside the town of

A couple of days ago Mark Zuckerberg made the following comments on his Facebook page. .....many people now believe technology only centralizes power rather than decentralizes it. There are important

Tonight is twelfth night. Although it might have been last night, there a little bit of confusion as to when the first day of Christmas is, so the twelfth is also confused. Shakespeare's play of the same

Part of the reason Steem is mooning is market psychology. The price languished at around $1 for so long people began to accept that $1 was 'the price of Steem' (and the Steem Dollar). For the past month

I use Wikipedia a lot. Most of the world does. It's the world's fifth most popular website. In fact I suspect faced with the confusing world of crypto, Steem and Steemit it's probably a point of entry

Today, the 21st December is the Winter Solstice or Midwinter, Yule, the Shortest Day or the Longest Night, unless of course you are in the Southern Hemisphere (I'm trying not to think about my antipodean

You may have thought that was a rubbish post, if so, you're going to hate the sequel ( except @crystalize who asked for more). I was walking past the market this evening and got lured in by the smell of

I took a few shots at the Xmas market in Belfast a few days back. The market has been coming to Belfast for about 10 years now and is made up of stalls from right across Europe. It usually arrives in late