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Folkestone Digs, is the participative artwork about buried gold in Folkestone harbour. It's a slightly questionable proposition, buryin...

The UK press is telling us there has been a panic rush on vacuum cleaners over the last few days. Apparently because of the EU-legislation ...

I was at my provincial airport hotel, wondering why the wi-fi didn't work and that the room didn't have a refrigerator. I decided to...

I have to wait a while to see this. It hardly showed up in cinemas and the Region 2 DVD isn't ready until November. Enigmatic. Truly ...

After the Newcastle jaunt we were off to Surrey for a gossip-laden lunch. Then to a garden where we watched a combine harvester clearing th...

I watched the lavish new Doctor Who, which was washed with a Victorian brown colour palette. It included a few good lines and some very Sco...

I finally finished the test transfer of my Aperture photo library to Lightrooom. There's many pictures that have suddenly come back to ...

The latter part of August has been surprisingly hectic with a further short-term project just added to the heap. At least the bike had a...

A very long time ago I learned that the internet was made of cats. It's a derivative of the Alchian-Allen theory where high quality a...

The little set of Mac icons at the top right of the screen have been progressively marching left as new functions decide they are important...

The test transfer of files to Lightroom seems to be working well. I need to be sure whether Lightroom can handle a large volume of images a...

I've been spending a few days away in hotels, but it looks like there could be new ones on the scene too, judging from this interesting...