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Wednesday 23 February, 2011
#[elsewhere] I may not yet be a "fan" but you're sufficently interesting that I might become one.
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Tuesday 22 February, 2011
#[linkfarm] Rites of Spring: Ikon Music Festival - Ikon presents Rites of Spring, a special festival of live music taking place 7-9 April 2011 at Ikon Eastside, Digbeth. Modified Toy Orchestra, Martin Creed and his band and Fyfe Dangerfield headline the three-night festival, which showcases a pick of emerging folk, pop and electronic talent from Birmingham and further afield.
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#[linkfarm] Amateur sports club grant entry form - The entry form for the RBS Sport for You amateur sports club grant.
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Friday 18 February, 2011
#[linkfarm] The unspoken truth about managing geeks - Wrong is evil, and it must be defeated.
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#[linkfarm] Five Pervasive Myths About Older Software Developers
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* DocDelete [e] [w] said Many of those argument work for professionals in other spheres. I'm nicking them. [added 27th Feb 2011]
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#[linkfarm] i-Gym: 20,000 Gymnastics Tickets up for Grabs in 2012 (per day)! - See those tiny dots down there in the middle? That's where the gymnasts will be.
The Olympic Gymnastics are wildly, wildly, wildly overpriced.
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The Olympic Gymnastics are wildly, wildly, wildly overpriced.
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#[linkfarm] Android, Maven and Hudson. - So, the goal of this article is present a setup of simple Android-Maven project and to show how to configure it to run nicely on Hudson. Pardon me, Jenkins
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Tuesday 15 February, 2011
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Taken in a parcel for the neighbours. It's the Big Society in action, folks.
Jez Higgins
jezhiggins
@jezhiggins BOOM!!
Tim Pizey
timPizey
@jezhiggins Only if you give it back to them :-)
Mike Cummins
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@jezhiggins the Tory twist would be for you to now ebay the parcel.
J T Furry
Looseend
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Friday 11 February, 2011
#[linkfarm] Love It Or Hate It - I know I’m asking you to watch a half hour video of a man in a suit talking about death. The difference is that this is fairly entertaining, it will certainly give you an insight into how health impacts on the wider population. There is at least one laugh in there and he does get very angry (though only for a second).
My chum Daz suggests you watch a talk given by Sir Michael Marmot on "Big Society, Fairness and Public Health". He's right. You should.
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My chum Daz suggests you watch a talk given by Sir Michael Marmot on "Big Society, Fairness and Public Health". He's right. You should.
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Wednesday 09 February, 2011
#[linkfarm] Tory peer: bus drivers and waitresses 'unimportant' - Lord Lang told MPs he would be prepared to accept a "lay member", but added that is should be someone "who had experience and proven success in a relatively important profession or trade – somebody who had achieved distinction – rather than a waitress or bus driver."
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Tuesday 08 February, 2011
#[linkfarm] Rules For Games: Do & Don’t #1 - Do: let me flush the toilets and turn on the taps. Scenery, in any game of any genre, shouldn't be painted on the walls. And so many games before have put in a nice toilet flushing noise. Since all games do insist in including a toilet, as well they should, then all games should include the splishy sploshy noise of flushing it.
Amen, brother. Amen.
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Amen, brother. Amen.
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#[linkfarm] Rules For Games: Do & Don't #3 - You work so hard, for so many months, and by the time your game is done you just feel nothing but contempt for your potential customers? “How many saves shall we allow in the PC version? We’ve got room for infinity of them.” “THREE. And store them in the Recycle Bin.”
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Friday 04 February, 2011
#[linkfarm] cycloid - Open source cycle route mapping and journey planning for AndroidWhich topic? This is a pointer to the source code of a simple route mapping application. And, erm, that's it. [added 7th Feb 2011]
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Wednesday 02 February, 2011
#[linkfarm] Big society tsar Lord Wei - It could become the allegory of the "big society" age. The man appointed by the prime minister to kickstart a revolution in citizen activism is to scale back his hours after discovering that working for free three days a week is incompatible with "having a life".
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#[linkfarm] Respect Due: former 2000AD editor Steve MacManus - Steve stayed at Egmont, continuing an unbroken stint in editorial that stretched back to 1974. But in April this year he's moving on in pursuit of other opportunities. So I thought it was worth showing Steve some respect for all he did at 2000AD.
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Tuesday 01 February, 2011
#[linkfarm] StealJS - Script Manager - StealJS is a collection of command and browser based JavaScript utilities that make building, packaging, sharing, and consuming JavaScript applications easy.
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#Because if Neill Cameron doesn't teach our nation's children this stuff, WHO WILL?
Dad!!! [added 5th Feb 2011]
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#[linkfarm] Olympic velodrome threatens to give London games a good name - There is so much noise surrounding other permanent facilities that the success of the velodrome is in danger of being overlooked
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#[linkfarm] Custom Lego Sets - One particularly nice feature is that you can build a personal inventory of lego sets and parts. You can browse sets, ticking off those that you own, and the site builds a database of the various parts that make up the sets. When you’re browsing a set you don’t have you can also click “try to build” and the service will run the set inventory through the list of parts you own, and let you know whether you have all of the required parts, if you have any of the right part but in the wrong colour, or which parts you’re missing.
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#[linkfarm] MLAs support cycling helmets bill - Northern Ireland Assembly members have voted in favour of a bill to make the wearing of cycle helmets compulsory.
Idiots. Watch cycling levels plummet.
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Idiots. Watch cycling levels plummet.
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