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Monthly Archives: September 2005
Treat others as you would like to be treated
To promote their tv series The New Ten Commandments, shown in February 2005, Channel Four commissioned this sulpture by Sokari Douglas Camp. It’s called “The 11th Commandment”. It represents the most popular new commandment as chosen by the British public: … Continue reading
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That’s public service for you
It’s yellow, and the size of a pin-head.
links for 2005-09-16
Fourth Plinth Marc Quinn’s scultpture Alison Lapper pregnant unveiled yesterday in Trafalgar Square, London (tags: London sculpture art fourthplinth alisonlapper marcquinn) Transport for London – Results of later running weekend Tube consultation It’s official. Our survey says we want later … Continue reading
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links for 2005-09-14
yugop.com Mindblowing stuff! Thanks to my friend Paul for the link, as he says lovely experiments (tags: motionlogics flash experimental patterns design art animation) Google Blog Search Here they go again (tags: google blogs search blogsearch) Last.fm Time for me … Continue reading
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Cycle lanes in London
Are they designed to… a) keep other traffic away from bicycles b) keep bicycles away from other traffic …? Just wondering
links for 2005-09-13
Learning 2005 Invitation – Game 1 Quite addictive game… sticky (tags: masie learning2005)
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Useful definition of multitasking
True multitasking is when you do one foreground activity and lots of background activities. But a lot of people confuse it with trying to do more than one foreground activity at the same time. Summarising this comment. I guess that’s … Continue reading
The intranet is dead, long live the intranet
It never really existed anyway. It’s no longer useful to call it the intranet. It’s just a concept. Everyone has a different idea of what the word means. That adds complexity. That means risk. As an idea, a construct, it’s … Continue reading
links for 2005-09-07
Conversational writing kicks formal writing’s ass If your brain had a bumper sticker, it would say: I heart conversation (tags: writing conversation) BBC NEWS | Magazine | The rules of advertising, Part 2 Quite funny (tags: advertising bbcnewsmagazine satire)
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Ruby on Rails (tags: opensource development web application)
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