Creativity, curiosity, and code
So the election is upon us and our household and circle of friends are taking it pretty seriously! One thing that always bothers me is the imbalance of publicity. In the last council elections we had lots of publicity from Labour and the Tories, but there were at least two other candidates that we knew […]
This is a quick note to any of my neighbours that might be reading. 1 Folks, I know that last Saturday I appeared to be repeatedly filling a watering can, trudging up the garden path, and emptying its contents over an already-waterlogged garden…in the pouring rain…wearing a waterproof. I’ve not, despite what conclusions you may […]
Well, sorry folks, it’s been over a month. Which kinda counts as downtime for me I suppose. There was also…shock!!…downtime on the Blog caused by me fiddling with subdomains. 1 I’ve not been completely anti-social-networking, in fact, I’ve been pretty busy building WordPress blogs/sites and doing some web/communications/social media consultancy, and that’s been taking up […]
A simple but genius way to make group emails better!
A few notes before I start this post, and hope it doesn’t turn into a rant. I’m really sorry that I’m turning into a transport geek/bore. I think the LTPs are a good thing. I know one of our council transport people a little and she’s brilliant, hard working, and very good at what she […]
Last Christmas (2008!) I got given, by one of my Godsons, a Ginger Beer kit. It's been sat in a cupboard doing nothing for ages, even though I love Ginger Beer. During a recent tidy-up it came out of the cupboard and I decided to get it started.
I kinda imagined that these campaigning emails would just go to someone at Tearfund who would batch them all up and send them on to be promptly ignored. But NO! They really go people concerned. And you REALLY get responses.
My current list of extensions - more for personal reference, but worth checking out if you use Google Chrome - and if you don't, why not give it a go?
A short note explaining that I'm now using Google Analytics.
How can it cost £60 to fly and no less than £80 to go on the train. Are we taking money from the railway companies and giving it to the airlines or something?