Posts from May, 2006

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When someone says “It goes without saying…”

It usually doesn’t.


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  • Non- photography day is an effort on my part to revive the moment by putting down the camera. It is a day to think about how life exists, in essence and not appearance and to understand the inadequacy of the photograph in describing this essence, to bring

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Gmaps Pedometer

Brilliant Google Maps hack, just what I’ve been looking for.

Work out how far you’re walking, running, cycling etc. using virtual map pins.

Turns out I wasn’t far off when I guessed Sunday Circuit at 10km in an earlier post.

Using Gmaps Pedometer here’s the circuit at 9.7km (I’d add 300metres to get to the circuit from where I live and back.

You can also toggle elevation on and off to show you all the hills in profile.


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Is it just me or…

…are more and more people saying things like “Is it just myself or…”?

And am I the only one feeling somewhat irrationally unnerved by this grammatical incorrectness?


Just a thought

What if the text messages you receive on your phone appeared in bubbles above your head?

[Thanks Lydia]


42 ton elephant in london this weekend

The Sultan’s Elephant is a spectacle you’ve only imagined… Created by theatrical magicians Royal de Luxe, it tells the story of a sultan from far-off lands and his magical, time-travelling mechanical elephant. Forty feet high and 42 tonnes in weight, this beautiful creature will capture the hearts and minds of everyone who sees it.

The Sultan’s Elephant is played out over four days in the streets, squares and public spaces of central London. Whether you dip into it for three hours or follow its progress for three days, this breathtaking show will live in your memory forever.

Will you find it?

[Thanks Sam M]


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