Year: 2007
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Movements of the Hand
I’ve finished preparing a new elearning project, with much of the work done by some very talented students from the School of Digital Media at the Swansea Institute of Higher Education. The project deals with the movements of the hand and looks at some of the nerves and muscles involved. It doesn’t review the fine…
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Lego skeletons
DSC00208, originally uploaded by samwebster. More lego! Jack’s been playing with some new skeleton and knight lego that his Nana bought him. We’re getting very excited about the release of the full Lego Star Wars game due on Friday for the Wii!
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Ding
Ding, originally uploaded by samwebster. Mum reversed her SUV into my car! The bonnet is dinged, bent downwards, and has pushed the left light bracket down into the bumper. Oops.
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Pumpkin Dissection
pumpkin_anatomylab_svw_033, originally uploaded by samwebster. We thought we’d prepare our own mini Halloween pumpkin this year. In the lab.
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Halloweeny
My Mac got Halloweenified. There’s a screaming skull too, which hides behind a black screen when the screensaver comes on and jumps out when it hears someone nearby. (15″ MacBook Pro plus 23″ Apple monitor)
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Blooper reel
I’ve been finishing up an anatomy elearning project that I will be making available over the next couple of weeks. To give you a taste, here are a couple of bloopers from some of the filming… (Click for video.)
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UK iPhone
It looks as though Apple still have quite a bit of work to do in marketing the iPhone to early tech adopters in the UK. We’re used to getting our fancy phones for free with new contracts here, and the mobile phone companies know this. They keep us hooked into their network and poach users…