Archive for June, 2010
Toronto Police – Saving the World from Dungeons and Dragons
Great story from the G20 summit today, when the Toronto Police put on a display of the dangerous weapons they had confiscated from protestors. The display was designed to respond to criticism of their heavy-handling of protestors and included a machete and baseball bat to bear spray and crowbars. the police chief particularly drew attention [...]
Posted: June 30th, 2010 under Life, Stuff.
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New Bible Atlas arrives
Just got an advance copy of the new One Stop Bible Atlas that I created for Lion. Here’s the blurb: An entirely new kind of Bible atlas, including: A wide range of contemporary mapping styles the latest archaeological and historical research lively text packed with useful information over 170 full-colour maps, photos and illustrations All [...]
Posted: June 25th, 2010 under Books, Information design.
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He would have an enormous Schweinsteiger
Watching the world cup with all its usual English hysteria. The Germans look annoyingly good, however they do have a player called Schweinsteiger and, childish though it is, every time I hear that word I think of this scene from Young Frankenstein. He’s a good player. It goes without saying.
Posted: June 15th, 2010 under Life.
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Three dishwasher hoses, two rodents…
Hamstergate. Part 3000007. As some of you may know, a couple of weeks ago the hamster went missing (again). She’d previously escaped for nine weeks before being recaptured. Anyway, As if a missing hamster wasn’t enough, two days ago we came down to find that the hose to the dishwasher had been chewed through and [...]
Posted: June 11th, 2010 under Life, Stuff.
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Flotilla raid diary by author of Wallander
The author of the Wallander series, was on board the convoy heading to Gaza. This is his record of events. And something of an alternative account here.
Posted: June 5th, 2010 under Life.
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First thoughts on the iPad
A friend of mine described his iPhone as a ‘transformational device’. He said it had changed the way that he worked and lived. I feel the same way about this iPad. Just a few minutes spent working on it convinced me that things were going to change – most notably in my industry, the publishing [...]
Posted: June 1st, 2010 under Life, Stuff, iPad.
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