I’m tired of working on this one for now, so I thought I’d post it in progress.
I’ll put it with the others.
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If you don’t have 6 minutes to relax and view this amazing short film by Mirko Faienza right now, then WAIT.
When you do, grab a cup of tea and a set of headphones, sit back and enjoy this incredible view of life in a garden.
Ok, NOW I’m ready for spring!
(via neatorama)
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Himself was consolidating dishwashing soap this morning.
So pretty. ![]()
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Tonight’s haul:
The Time Traveler’s Guide to Medieval England: A Handbook for Visitors to the Fourteenth Century, Ian Mortimer
Socks from the Toe Up: Essential Techniques and Patterns from Wendy Knits, Wendy D. Johnson
In the Valley of the Mist: Kashmir: One Family in a Changing World, Justine Hardy
The Devil’s Queen: A Novel of Catherine de Medici, Jeanne Kalogridis
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Wow.
Talk about a blast from the past. I wrote the hardware/software interface for the receive and transmit sites of this Over-The-Horizon radar system.
In assembly language and Fortran.
Back when dinosaurs roamed the earth.
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Something I doodled at the bottom of my notebook.
Balllpoint pen, in quad-ruled moleskine. The photo is cropped because there is work-stuff around it.
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Whilst browsing flickr’s Creative Commons-licensed photos for some visual aids for my next innovation project, I found these WONDERFUL photos by flickr user nigelpepper.
The spirit of Hack Day!
Thanks, Nigel!

Innovation Accelerator 2008, originally uploaded by nigelpepper.

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Now I need to make another one that matches.
Sigh.
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