Incoming
Tuesday, June 6th, 2006Time for another look at the search terms that have brought people here. Fewer political ones than in recent months, and a bit of a historical flavour here and there.
Time for another look at the search terms that have brought people here. Fewer political ones than in recent months, and a bit of a historical flavour here and there.
Brilliant.
I can’t imagine many people (or even any people) signing up for this, but you can now subscribe to podcasts of this blog using the Talkr button in the right-hand nav column, so long as you don’t mind hearing it in a robotic American monotone that bears no resemblance to my own Home Counties mumbling.
The recent JournalSpace crash has wiped most of the comments on my posts, just as it seems to have for most other users. While Bidinotto has posted a way of recovering them from Google Cache, and while I’m generally very tolerant of glitches in volunteer-run web services, this goes a bit further than I can [...]
I suppose I ought to try and write in this again. November 2002, I set it up. It’d be a shame to let it fade away. Have been working a lot – full time, for the first time in ages. A bit in Islington, a bit in Oxford (horrible drive), and a bit near Wycombe. [...]
Last 20 Google referrers:
12 Apr, Wed, 22:49:08 Google: declan donnelly girlfriend
12 Apr, Wed, 23:03:27 Google: he said
13 Apr, Thu, 01:09:47 Google: liberal easter card
13 Apr, Thu, 05:55:49 Google: and then he said
13 Apr, Thu, 15:21:24 Google: said about lembit opik
13 Apr, Thu, 18:54:05 Google: national speed offense database
13 Apr, Thu, 20:43:40 Google: random post london
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You had to be there…
But if you were, grab any you fancy.
Publicity whoreThe Eden Project, one of Cornwall's biggest tourist attractions, has an education centre with a wall made up entirely of refridgerator doors. If there's a teaching purpose to it, I missed it – as far as I could see it existed mainly to give people the chance to play with the hundreds of letter-shaped [...]
Firstly, a public service announcement:
From time to time I've had cause to mention that I'm a fan of the New Orleans Saints – don't ask why, I'm not entirely sure myself.
The Saints (true to form) made a slow start after Hurricane Katrina, with owner Tom Benson initially seeming to see it as an opportunity to [...]
And another period of ridiculous silence ensues…
Mostly the lack of posts is because of being back in full-time work, with the train-based commute adding another three hours of travelling to the working day.
Part of it is that most of my free time is going into the building of my new personal website, which is finally [...]