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Everything’s connected at some level. I’ve uploaded the sketch of the Orgone chair, as promised in a previous entry, and added some notes on the flickr.com page. It’s a somewhat hurried affair, I think I must have sketched it whilst walking away from the Marc Newson stand at the show. As you can see, I [...]

FotoBuzz Viewlet annotation for images, similar to flickr.com folderblog ‘…a 20kb PHP script that automatically displays the images placed in a given subdirectory…’ The South-East Asia Earthquake and Tsunami The SEA-EAT blog for short. News and information about resources, aid, donations and volunteer efforts Tsunami News Blogged updates on latest information Architecture For Humanity: Indian [...]

I always dread getting my hair cut. Waiting your turn, cursing yourself for not bringing a good book, feeling obliged to engage in the obligatory hair cut conversation. Going anywhere nice this year? This week’s trip was no exception. Left for lunch early to beat the queue and got beaten by people leaving work early [...]

A doyen of Topiary once told me, That one day he would like to grow a maze, It seemed to be quite logical That this should be his wish. And with that We both went our separate ways. After sweating in the heat on Saturday cutting my hedge, it’s been impossible to get this lyric [...]

I’ve finally upgraded my camera phone. My Ericsson T610 is getting replaced later this week with a Nokia 6230, which should give me a much better picture quality. To commemorate the passing of my first phone camera, I’ve compiled all the shots I’ve submitted to MoblogUK over the last few months (a site I’ve blogged [...]

Alfie’s recent guest blog over at diepunyhumans.com has reminded me that I should do my bit to promote the fantastic MoblogUK – a resource for blogging your mobile phone camera shots. I registered yonks ago when it was first getting off the ground, but as usual it languished in my bookmarks for far too long. [...]