oracle April 9, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : movie clips , comments closedi was reading somewhere
a fount of knowledge or just
grey
reflection under the head of the river twin tracks post is arriving but still, no sound
They say it wears off.
This is very old technology indeed natural language like word based queries command line interface every time you draw from the atm it registers but you can only interrupt the fixed logic in a few permissable places bring back cobol
Clocks April 7, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : Flickr , 7commentsI took some photographs of interesting clocks one day recently. I wonder if anybody can recognise where they are?
reflective-ripples April 7, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : movie clips, Art , comments closedripples of reflective light from the water to the ceiling at the head of the river
16 short films April 4, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : transport, movie clips, Art, London , comments closedtogether they make a whole
I’m still exploring the themes of motion, transport, bridges again - the relationship between private people and public spaces.
Some are longer than others, some are smaller than others.
Silently explore, and meditate
which is your favourite.
Save the Orchards April 3, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : wildlife , comments closedUrgent threat to ancient orchards
My ukcider website has transformed overnight into a campaign centre since being alerted by a newspaper article in The Guardian to an urgent threat to ancient apple orchards in England. The UK government’s proposed replacemnet for the Common Agricultural Policy leaves orchards and hop farms out of the flat rate farm subsidy, which means that farmers have a financial incentive to destroy orchards and plough them up before the end of this year.
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fixing a laminator April 2, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : movie clips , comments closedfixing a laminator
Laminating machines are always breaking down or getting jammed. But the good news is that they don’t have any computers in them yet, so you can fix them with a screwdriver, rather than have to wait 3 months for a firmware upgrade or anything like that. It’s just a heater, a pair of rollers and a motor connected by a bicycle chain.




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