Month: December 2004

  • Jacks Back

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    Sam
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    (And Kim of course).

  • Zombie.

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    Sam
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    Woah dude. All feels normal, and then you realize you’re one of the shuffling undead from Night of the Living Dead. You will never know how long this took to write on my PDA.

  • CWA Christmas

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    Sam
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  • Out drinking with the girls

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    Sam
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  • IT Wales

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    Sam
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    Here’s the IT Wales article I mentioned being interviewed for last week. Are you counting the geek points, Phil? Link.

  • Weekend

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    Sam
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    Sorry this site was down for a bit – it seems to have been a Jack related router incident. It is up with a temporary fix at the moment. This Friday I’ll be taking just over 2 weeks off work (*silent woohoo*). My favourite part of Christmas is definately the holiday, and it’s a time…

  • Male fertility under threat from laptops

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    Sam
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    Link bwaaahahahahaha*eurg*hahak*cough*huuurk *wipes tears from eyes* Sperm donors on Ebay heeheeheeteeeheewheee*hakhakhak *oh God I’m off again*

  • Father Christmas

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    Sam
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    He was so happy to see Father Christmas. Kim’s been explaining it all to him, and he soaks it up like a sponge these days. He had such a big smile. Afterwards he kept wanting to go back and see Santa again. This was at the St Fagans Museum of Welsh History, where they hold…

  • Quicktime VR

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    Sam
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    What am I reading this morning? Link. I’m initially making some Quicktime VR panoramas of the anatomy suite for the Swansea Medicine course’s website, which I’ve done before, but I want to create some object VR movies to allow students to view objects on the PC in 3D and rotate them as they need to.…

  • IT Wales

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    Sam
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    I’m being interviewed for an article in IT Wales this morning. They want to talk about our uses of various technologies in the Swansea medicine course, which are many, particularly in teaching anatomy. Plus 1 geek point for me!