Month: November 2005

  • Shopping for Carpets

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  • Party

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    A video of Jack on a bouncy pirate castle. Quicktime required.

  • SAND 2005

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    Next week Swansea University will host the 6th Swansea Animation Day – which is now actually a week long conference rather than a day. I’ve been chatting to the School of Digital Media at the Swansea Institute (SIHE) about developing projects based in anatomy for their students. The quality of work that some of their…

  • Rendered

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    We went to see how the new house was coming along today & sort out flooring and so on. It’s looking pretty good.

  • Swansea Autumn Sunset

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    What I couldn’t snap was the large, orange full moon in the east – it’d look crappy without a big long lense. I wish my Nikon could go with me everywhere. This quick pic by no means captures the scene. It merely suggests it.

  • Rain and Sun

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  • Wet wet wet

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    Here’s a good reason for working from home, especially if you cycle to work. Rain isn’t captured by cameras very well. This image suggests a huge downpour (& my gutters overflowing).

  • E-Mail Time Capsule

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    Would you like a time capsule to send to yourself in the future? You could dig a hole in the ground, or you could send yourself an email. Forbes and Sprint are doing just that. They’re taking your emails, sitting on them for up to 20 years, and then sending them to the email address…

  • I Want It That Way

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    Chinese alternative I Want It That Way video If you haven’t seen Google Videos yet, this probably isn’t the ideal introduction. I found it funny, though. It is pointless without sound, but it is clean. (Thanks to Mundow for the link).

  • Sore Head

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    Why, on a day I have an all day headache, do I spend the afternoon squinting down a dissecting microscope? Both situations are rare, so why both today? Uuuug.