I'm not a clever artistic person, but I quite like this picture that I took this morning (obviously turned upside down).

Beautiful inversion in Snowdonia yesterday 🙂

Good ride today 🙂

The shape of a life by Shing-Tung Yau is great.

Key lessons seem to be:
1) Work on projects you are passionate about.
2) Work hard, dedication matters.
3) Work on multiple projects in parallel - when one project stalls work on a different project for a while.

Wonderful post-work swim 🙂

Sea to summit to sea duathlon to try to fix my circadian rhythm after nights 🙂

Interesting question: 'my best photo'. I think this would be mine.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

From my cycle-walk-cycle today. In my opinion, one of the best three views in Snowdonia.

Not a good week, but some progress generating this phase space today, I was beginning to think it might not be possible to produce the properties I wanted.

I'm pretty happy with my DIY bouldering wall. Given it's freestanding, it is surprisingly stable 🙂

The Rules of Anaesthesia are fantastic. Is there an equivalent for intensive care? If not, what would you include?

www.bmj.com/content/375/... would suggest: Believe nothing, trust no one, give oxygen.

At the back of Revision Notes In Intensive Care Medicine there is a list of 59 key papers relating to intensive care medicine published between 1998 and 2015 (the book was published in 2016).
I'd like to keep my revision up to date. Are there any equivalent lists of key papers from 2016 to now?