I went to the Longest Day Beer Festival at a pub called The White Horse the other weekend., and did a fair amount of cycling along the way (around 60 miles over the three days). In attendance was me (obviously), Mark Hamilton, and his mate ‘Colin’. The beer selection was large (see below) but generally …
A few of us went on a trip to Brighton for Luke Perman’s stag do back in April. In attendance were (at various times) Luke Perman (of course), Neelesh Sonawane, Chris Greenway, Paul Evans and Dave Edwards. Here are a few of my photos: Chris on the dodgems Paul Evans, Chris Greenway, and Luke, with …
LeapFish (whoever they are) claim to have made a ‘Domain valuation tool’ where you can enter a domain name and it will tell you how valuable it is. So, it seems like I’m rich. Core10.co.uk – $23,814.00 Exponetic.com – $16,854.00 Architecturejokes.com – $19,494.00 Where do I cash in? LeapFish.com Domain Name Resource Center
This game is very addictive. Just what it’s like to run a McDonald’s empire, including deciding who to bribe, how to corrupt the kids, sacking disgruntled staff… McDonald’s Videogame
The game Arcadia gets you playing four old-style arcade games simultaneously on the screen. They’re a bit too easy, unfortunately, but fun for a while. Arcadia
Kurt, who is creative director at Fresh 01 graphic design, in London, is also a DJ for Club Hemisphere. They play a very eclectic mix and certainly worth a look. :: HEMISPHERE :: LIVE ACTS AND DJ NIGHTS ::
Not a game about swinging in that sense, but a bit more like Spiderman. Click the mouse button to send out a rope, hold it down and start swinging, let go and repeat to see how far you can get. PENDULUMECA
This article is quite old but still interesting enough, and quite well written: Whenever there’s a site that makes you wonder whether Jesus died in vain, the odds are it was created by Microsoft’s (Af)FrontPage. The biggest web design mistakes in 2004
Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training is a game from Japan that’s meant to give your brain a workout. Interesting quote from the BBC: “Unlike Nintendo’s fictional creations, such as Donkey Kong or Mario, Dr Kawashima really is a leading Japanese brain expert.” I don’t remember either Donkey Kong or any of the Marios claiming to be …
You don’t see many of these around, not even in central London. Note the parking ticket on the windscreen – perhaps the owner has enough money to pay it?