Back on air November 30, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : Uncategorized , 1 comment so farHey, the blog’s working again after a couple of days’ downtime. I wonder if the reader noticed.
Wiki November 27, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : Wiki , add a commentOne way to get an idea of what Wikis are about might be to listen to the wacky multimedia presentation at Wiki Radio
found via Neville Hobson
I’ve been having a discussion about Wiki Resistance and Wiki benefits over on Tom Smith’s blog.
Here are some Wikis or Wiki Articles I thought worth Furling over the past months.
Xmas Resistance November 25, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : Art , 1 comment so far
The posters and stickers are under Anticopyright © 2000 by Nina Paley www.ninapaley.com
and if you go to her blog it seems she worked on the packaging for TV-B-gone which
I blogged in October. So it’s a small world, or is there a connecting thread here somewhere?
Walk in the woods November 20, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : hi res photos, wildlife, London , comments closedLast Sunday was no use for getting any coursework done, with the weather being perfect for a walk in the woods. The destination if I want to do a bit more than just a trip round the duck pond, is Wanstead Park, the derelict grounds of what was once Wanstead House, the palacious country home of a posh family ruined by gambling, now managed by Epping Forest. Wanstead Flats is all part of Epping Forest too, being the urban end of the same belt of green which Gina likes to walk in, a few miles further out.
Anyway, here is a small photo album which doesn’t really recapture the walk, but has one or two images of possible interest, like the close up of the white fur on the bracket fungus, and the black heron.
Note: the thumbnails link to large photos, but for the highest resolution images the album software provides a link near the bottom of individual pages which looks like this:
Thameslink Colour Scheme November 18, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : hi res photos, transport, Art, London , comments closed
CCTV November 18, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : hi res photos, transport, Art, London , 1 comment so farThe photographer, caught on CCTV
by himself.
Google Scholar search for Intuitive Practitioner literature November 18, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : learning , 6comments
Google Scholar ( beta) is a new search service which claims to enable us to “search specifically for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical reports from all broad areas of research. Use Google Scholar to find articles from a wide variety of academic publishers, professional societies, preprint repositories and universities, as well as scholarly articles available across the web.”
Hmm, it sounds like this could save researchers a lot of sifting.
Try searching for “Intuitive Practitioner” or something you’ve been having trouble finding literature for recently. Does this help?
Something tells me we’re all going to be using using Google Scholar quite a bit in future.
Professional musician November 18, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : Music , 2commentsHow to get paid for playing the guitar……?
Volunteer to help take Keystage1 singing assembly 
Mary had a baby, Oh yeah, calypso
The people keep a-coming and the train done gone.
tap running November 15, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : movie clips, Art , add a commenttap running into stone basin.
The Source November 12, 2004
Posted by Andy Roberts in : hi res photos, wildlife , add a commentAt Fontibre is the source of the river Ebro, after which the Iberian peninsular is named.
The Ebro flows all the way from here, high up in the Cantabrian Mountains near the Pico de Tres Mares, southwards towards the Mediterranean Sea, irrigating the vineyards of Rioja along the way.
In the village square, there’s a large relief map of the route.
is an online professional who initiated DARnet 
