14 February 2006
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A website devoted to perfecting the art of “cubicle Coffee“? It’s a great little site but I think I’ll stick with making my coffee at home and taking it down to work in a flask – that way, I can … Continue reading
13 February 2006
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Last night was the youth service I mentioned last week. It was perhaps a bit ragged round the edges (I’m listening back to the recording of the music – it worked fine but I don’t think I’ll be releasing it … Continue reading
12 February 2006
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A good example of a “Web 2.0” site is del.icio.us. It’s a place you can bookmark all your favourite sites online, so you can can access them anywhere you log on. However, it actually provides much more than that. Central … Continue reading
10 February 2006
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Wednesday’s future of web apps conference was not only intellectually stimulating but also one big photo opportunity for me (and, to be fair, all the other attendees). Flickr is now up to almost 500 photos from the day tagged with … Continue reading
9 February 2006
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Yesterday, the Lewisham Hospital webteam took a trip up to a one-day conference entitled The Future of Web Apps. Hats off to Carson Workshops for a well-organised and very stimulating day. There was lots of material from a range of … Continue reading
7 February 2006
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This Sunday evening, Jane and I are helping with a special youth service being put on at Dartford Baptist Church. That should be fun but it will also be a challenge – I’m quite used to standing up in front … Continue reading
6 February 2006
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I’ve never been a big fan of clip art. The images are often blandly generic. Even worse, if you use a free or cheap library, the chances are that countless other people are also using graphics from the same source. … Continue reading
4 February 2006
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Normally I’m pleased with the way my cooking turns out but occasionally things go wrong. Yesterday I had another twist on my “Honey, I Nuked the Potatoes” story when the pide (Turkish flatbread) I was cooking ended up as a … Continue reading
3 February 2006
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Paul has been posting about books over on his blog. I might have a stab at answering some of the questions posed but those questions look difficult. Only five books that mean a lot to me? I’ll have to ponder…. … Continue reading
1 February 2006
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I was tired last night after driving back home from a trip to Lincoln so Jane and I sat and watched an episode of Firefly. What an excellent set of programmes! Something like the recently revitalised Doctor Who, while sometimes … Continue reading