Posts Tagged ‘Russell Davies’
Interesting. Interested ?
I’ve no idea whether this is a good idea or not – or even whether it’s an idea I can actually follow through to completion, so this is me dipping my toe in the water to see what others think. I’m particularly interested in your views if you live in the confines of East Anglia […]
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Tags: Daft Ideas, East Anglia, Interesting, Interesting Conference, Interesting East, Interesting North, Norwich, Russell Davies
Repetition Repetition
Found out about this initially from Russell Davies over on his blog and then yesterday James Bridle wrote about it in The Observer, so I don’t think I need to add my recommendation to the discussions, however I’m going to. Fish is an application for the iPhone and it’s not like anything else I’ve come […]
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Tags: Fish, iPhone, James Bridle, Robin Sloane, Russell Davies
I found out about the above exhibition before we went away to Ireland and I thought that I’d missed the opportunity to go along so was really pleased that after looking back upon my return I noticed that I’d got the dates wrong. So after a morning of somewhat mundane activities – obviously you’re entitled […]
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Tags: a good place for a cup of tea and a think, Babylon Gallery, Cafes, eggsbaconchipsandbeans, Ely, Ireland, Russell Davies, Sam Mellish, Service Stations
Mundane
For many years I worked for Her Majesty’s Civil Service. Somewhat by choice but to be honest mostly out of an almost chronic lack of ambition and to be really really honest because Texas Homecare turned me down. Anyway life in the Civil Service was interminably dull (even for someone with said lack of ambition) […]
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Tags: Billy Liar, Games, Noticings, Play, Playful, Russell Davies, Texas Homecare, The Civil Service
Still Interested III
And so we arrive at the last session of the day, this time MC’d by Ken Hollings (who appeared as a speaker last year). #29 Mark Earls opened the fourth session with his impromptu ‘Darwinian Display Team’ who helped him demonstrate the concept of random drift. #30 Robert Thomas gave a demonstration of RjDj, and […]
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Tags: Architecture Of Frivolity, Astrotagging, Claire Margetts, Dan Germain, David Smith, Do Lectures, Frivolity, Gem Spear, Guerilla Gardening, Interesting, Interesting09, Jim Le Fevre, Ken Hollings, Mark Earls, Matt Ward, Monopoly, Paul Hammond, Richard Reynolds, RjDj, Robert Thomas, Russell Davies, Sunsets, Teaching
Connecting At London
When we were last in London we wandered through the city from our hotel on the Edgware Road to The British Museum. Because the weather was so pleasant we wandered somewhat aimlessly and as such came across the remains of the old Middlesex Hospital : “This was a great find. When I’ve been past on […]
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Tags: Bowbrick, Guerilla Gardening, I Like, Middlesex Hospital, NoHo, Postman's Park, Riding House St, Russell Davies, Watts Gallery
“The Excitement Of Paper”
In an otherwise unspectacular week the arrival of a thirty two page newspaper entitled ‘Things Our Friends Have Written On The Internet 2008’ was an unlikely highlight. In essence it’s as the title suggests, a collection of things our (in this case Mr Ben Terret and Mr Russell Davies) have written on the internet via […]
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Tags: Ben Terrett, Bookcamp, Creativity, Jeremy Keith, mondoagogo, Paper, Papercamp, Russell Davies, Things Our Friends Have Written On The Ineternet 2008
