Spring 2011 Sheffield Green One – Faunagraphic.
COFFER from thismustbetheplace on Vimeo. no idea about the connection but the web throws up this Ron Arad Two Nuns Bicycle from paul denton on Vimeo. 15 January 2012  |  | category: architecture, cycling, gravity life, transport, travel  | comments are closed  An INTENSE moment of TRUTH with MAINSTREAM Media – YouTube. 16 October 2011 | | category: empires flux, film, Gallery of the bleedin' obvious, Global Guerillas, scofflaws, tolerated crime and hypocrites, the law, the new 'priest class', the state we're in, tribal | comments are closed Last night, high-profile Google engineer Steve Yegge mistakenly posted a long rant about working at Amazon and Google’s own issues with creating platforms on Google+. Apparently, he only wanted to share it internally with everybody at Google, but mistaken shared it publicly. For the most part, Yegge’s post focusses on the horrors of working at Amazon, a company that is notorious for its political infighting. The most interesting part to me, though, is Yegge’s blunt assessment of what he perceives to be Google’s inability to understand platforms and how this could endanger the company in the long run. Google Engineer: [ continue reading Google Engineer: “Google+ is a Prime Example of Our Complete Failure to Understand Platforms” ] 15 October 2011 | | category: empires flux, facebook, learning, social media tools, twitter, world of work | comments are closed 15 October 2011 | | category: empires flux, Gallery of the bleedin' obvious, Google | comments are closed Great use of data “We’re house-hunting. And for me, like most coders, house-hunting involves lots and lots and lots of screen-scraping. As well as crawling Rightmove listings, I’ve been looking at transport and house-price data. [ continue reading train stations and house prices ] …and a number of other shots looked familiar (CLICK HERE FOR MORE »» Combing my hair…. I spotted Encliffe Park…: .) Rosscott, Inc. » Archive » The System 433: Cycling Terrains. Is there a certain food you find disgusting but wish you didn’t? Oysters? Martinis? Coffee? Something other people enjoy but that looks and tastes repulsive to you? Well, you, too, can enjoy it by following these eight simple steps. Or, if this doesn’t work, oh well, you had a few mouthfuls of food you didn’t like. Quick backstory: I used to like nothing. I ate only cereal, pasta, and ice cream, and when I ordered a sandwich I ordered it with white bread, turkey, and mayonnaise — mustard, lettuce, and tomatoes being too freaky and exotic. Then I did [ continue reading How to Like Food that you ‘hate’ ] What rattled his cage? Surprise, surprise, at the end of the day it’s the clubs’ fault. Funny how clubs are dismissed so easily in statistics thrown out before coffee and biscuits. It’s only ‘one club’ after all, and it wouldn’t do to call it, ” a minimum of three or four hundred young swimmers, a hundred masters swimmers, and forty or fifty water-polo players – per year!”, would it? A positive note for the assembled with the ASA ‘dissing’ its membership and then, “mine’s a custard cream”. In parts of London facilities have been made difficult to use with [ continue reading The Leisure Review: March 2011 – WTF! ] Yes, I still loathe the liars who run the nuclear industry. Yes, I would prefer to see the entire sector shut down, if there were harmless alternatives. But there are no ideal solutions. Every energy technology carries a cost; so does the absence of energy technologies. Atomic energy has just been subjected to one of the harshest of possible tests, and the impact on people and the planet has been small. The crisis at Fukushima has converted me to the cause of nuclear power. Why Fukushima made me stop worrying and love nuclear power | George Monbiot | Comment is [ continue reading Why Fukushima made George Monbiot stop worrying and love nuclear power ] 21 March 2011 | | category: energy, health, one world, prognosticators, the state we're in, thinkers | comments are closed 21 March 2011 | | category: cycling, energy, film, Sport? what sport?, weather | comments are closed The Stolen Scream: A Story About Noam Galai from FStoppers on Vimeo. 16 March 2011 | | category: advice, can't make it up!, film, photography, scofflaws, tolerated crime and hypocrites, the law, the state we're in, world of work, writing | comments are closed The United Kingdom Explained from C. G. P. Grey on Vimeo. Have some problems with this – not least being Northern Ireland coloured orange 8 March 2011 | | category: empires flux, location+, maps & mapping, one world, the state we're in, tribal | comments are closed VCA 2010 RACE RUN from changoman on Vimeo. Thanks Gareth 8 March 2011 | | category: can't make it up!, cycling, film, gravity life, transport, travel | comments are closed 5 March 2011 | | category: empires flux, nothing new under the sun, one world, the state we're in | comments are closed From Jason Freeny comes this "Rubik's Cube embedded inside brain sculpture. Fully functional puzzle." [via Ufunk] (CLICK HERE FOR MORE »» bookofjoe Rubik's Brain: .) |  
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