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The Booth Notebooks – East Dulwich
Thanks to my neighbour John for pointing me towards Charles Booth’s Inquiry into the life and labour of the people in London, 1886-1903 (available online thanks to an award-winning project run by the LSE Library in 2002). It’s a fantastic … Continue reading
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Tagged Booth Notebooks, East Dulwich, local, local history, London, SE22
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Google map pins – joining the dots
Several times recently I’ve been describing walks and runs to people and thought wouldn’t it be great to be able to plot them out on the amazing Google maps service. It already does a great job with routes from A … Continue reading
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Tagged google, google maps, How things work, internet, Just wondering, mapping, User interfaces, WorkLifeBlur
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My flickr photographr badge :)
Thanks to John Watson who’s behind flagrant disregard (he’s got some other flickr stuff there too)
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Tagged badge, flagrant disregard, flickr, Geeknic, photographr
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Lies, damn lies and statistics
I’ve just spent 10 minutes filling in Cameron Marlow’s weblog survey for his phd at MIT I’m looking forward to seeing his results
So farewell then…
…Richard Whitely Channel 4 afternoons will be a strange place without you Count down
Lordship Lane pub crawl
If you’re looking for somewhere to have a cold beer or a bloody mary in East Dulwich, here’s a useful guide on the Lordship Lane page of the Open Guide to London. The great thing about the page and the … Continue reading
Arms razed
The Eaton Arms, a dodgy looking pub opposite the top of Rye Lane in Peckham disappeared in double-quick time early this morning due to some poor scaffolding work. Last orders The scaffolding had been erected around the and recently derelicted … Continue reading
What next? Missing a trick with online transactions
After completing online transactions I often find myself in a cul-de-sac. There are some notable exceptions, but most sites I’ve used are missing a trick. Often the only options are to return to a previous page or close the window … Continue reading
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Tagged cul-de-sac, How things work, online transactions, User experience, User interfaces, what next
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EDT (East Dulwich Tavern)
Life and Times of the EDT, se22 [well spotted mr. price] The EDT is an impressive landmark pub on the Goose Green in East Dulwich, South London. Minutes from the East Dulwich British Rail Station [10 minutes from London Bridge] … Continue reading
Tagtastic
Massive thanks to Ben O’Neill for the superb Technorati tagging plug-in for WordPress. I’ve been wanting to use something like this for ages, but my technical ability doesn’t cover php in enough depth yet. So it was great to find … Continue reading