We made over £9,000 in June, but we still have thousands of books left to sell. Come and buy some books. We can’t store unsold books, so anything left at the end of the day will get dumped in a skip.
You can get the flyer from flickr, and a full event listing on upcoming.
Found this old video so I thought I’d stick it on youtube. Wait long enough, and I make a brief appearance.
Just felt like posting a video of my youngest niece.
It pleased the map geek within me to discover that Google Maps has street names in Mexico City. Which meant I could find my old place in del Valle, at Elena Arizmendi 18B.
Still a great song, 20-odd years after it was first released.
He never talked about it.
A couple of people have asked about the CSS magnifier that I wrote for the National Maritime Museum web site, so this is a test to see if I can easily embed a magnified image in a blog post.
Continue reading Adding a magnifier to images with CSS and JavaScriptBruce Lawson takes time out from exploring the sultry ladyboys ancient Bhuddist temples of southeast Asia to write about the landmine problem in Cambodia. Two people a day are blown up by Cambodian mines, on average.
Unrelated to that, I spent some birthday money (thanks Matt!) on new music this week and I wanted to say that Built to Spill's ‘Goin' against your mind' is one of the best songs I’ve heard in ages. You can listen to it free on builttospill.com.
I love Sally Timms' voice on this one. Spent the afternoon copying a bunch of Mekons/Jon Langford stuff to iTunes.
We've launched an astronomy blog at work. Astronomy news posted by yours truly, among others. Hopefully it will grow into an interesting and informative read.
