31st March 2006
part 3….
Posted by Nic Price at 5:04 pm on 31st March 2006
Posts from March, 2006
31st March 2006
Bush House
Bush House
Originally uploaded by Beatnic.
Posted by Nic Price at 5:00 pm on 31st March 2006
31st March 2006
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28-03-06_2128.jpg
Originally uploaded by rsambrook.
Posted by Nic Price at 3:35 pm on 31st March 2006
30th March 2006
links for 2006-03-29
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All about tea
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Via Synaesthesia
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I’ve been looking for what to call these things! Via Peter Bogaard’s InfoDesign.(tags: personomies personomy)
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What might the Online world look like in 2010? This is your chance to shape the future. Closing date 5th May 2006.
Posted by delicious at 12:17 am on 30th March 2006
27th March 2006
links for 2006-03-26
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By Peter Day
Presenter, BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service“The Honey Bee Network is one of the most remarkable organisations on earth, and if you have never heard of it, then you probably ought to have done.”
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“Somatic education enhances movement and sensation, improving function. Generally, it also implies a philosophy of mind and body unity, and some forms utilize a teacher-student rather than a client-practitioner relationship.”
Posted by delicious at 12:17 am on 27th March 2006
20th March 2006
LONDON BOYS KILLED BY TRAIN - PICTURES
Does the word “PICTURES” sell more copies of the paper?
Whatever the circumstances (I haven’t read the story yet), this sounds like a terrible tragedy.
I often see Evening Standard hoardings with the word “PICTURES” after a dash after the headline.
In this case I felt its use was particularly insensitive.
Posted by Nic Price at 3:50 pm on 20th March 2006
19th March 2006
links for 2006-03-18
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Re~Cycle’s mission is to collect and ship second hand bicycles and parts to Africa. Local partners teach local people the skills of how to repair and maintain them, to improve their lives in a sustainable manner.
Posted by delicious at 12:17 am on 19th March 2006
18th March 2006
links for 2006-03-17
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(tags: kmi)
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It’s in Beta - finally got round to trying it out…
Posted by delicious at 12:17 am on 18th March 2006
17th March 2006
The duck’s feet
Simplicity is in the air…
The following quote via Euan Semple’s The Obvious?
Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity
- Charles Mingus
And this from Mark Hurst’s Good Experience blog following eTech
Sometimes - here’s the real heresy - sometimes the best option for users might be less technology. It’s less cool, and makes for decidedly less exciting press, but it could very well be the more useful option.
Less is more, more or less.
Posted by Nic Price at 10:28 pm on 17th March 2006
17th March 2006
links for 2006-03-16
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16th March 2006
links for 2006-03-15
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Microsoft’s take on Web 2.0
Posted by delicious at 12:17 am on 16th March 2006
15th March 2006
links for 2006-03-14
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(tags: conference opensource)
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MIT World™ is a free and open site that provides on-demand video of significant public events at MIT.
Thanks to Peter McLoughlin for the link.
Posted by delicious at 12:17 am on 15th March 2006
10th March 2006
Party in Peckham Rye Park this Saturday
This from the Southwark Council website:
Celebrate the restoration of Party in Peckham Rye Park
Don’t miss out on your chance to see how the restoration has transformed the park and enjoy a fun filled family day out. There’ll be bouncy castles, street theatre and great music!
The event will take place on March 11 between 12pm and 5pm.
Posted by Nic Price at 9:48 pm on 10th March 2006
9th March 2006
Simple parts that will never get too powerful
“The trick… is to make sure that each limited mechanical part of the Web, each application, is within itself composed of simple parts that will never get too powerful.” - says Tim Berners-Lee
What are Microformats?
Via Peter J. Bogaards’ Understanding by design
Posted by Nic Price at 2:04 pm on 9th March 2006
8th March 2006
links for 2006-03-07
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Lets you look at internet explorer only sites in Firefox
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Yowsers!
Posted by delicious at 12:17 am on 8th March 2006
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