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Catching The Rain

Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley

Category: On the web

5 August 20085 August 2008

“Science is like a good friend: sometimes it tells you things you don’t want to hear”

Whilst I still work in an organisation with science at its core, I don’t often regret having left my first role as an actual, real, bona fide scientist. But when I read someone like Charlie Brooker standing up for scientists (Science is like a good friend: sometimes it tells you Read more …

On the web, No Comments
30 January 200730 January 2007

What’s That Picture?

Introducing www.WhatsThatPicture.com…. My personal interest in vintage photographs has inspired me to conceive a new website, called “What’s That Picture?” In my own rather random collections I have been struck by how many photographs simply have no provenance, yet look as though someone, somewhere, should certainly know where or perhaps Read more …

On the web, Vintage photos, No Comments
17 December 200622 December 2006

Let’s give ourselves a collective pat on the back

So, Time Magazine has named ‘You’, or is that ‘Us’, as person of the year. Is there a cash prize?

On the web, No Comments
27 October 200627 October 2006

Google launches Blog Search

I’ve just discovered that Google has launched its own blog search. Not quite sure how they determine what a blog is to get their data, but I gave up worrying when I rather vainly checked and found that catchingtherain was indexed. For a sample search i also had a look Read more …

On the web, No Comments
17 October 200617 October 2006

Lookout knockhead, this is Chinglish

As a collector of silly signs the BBC piece Beijing stamps out poor English struck a chord and gave me much amusement. The Chinglish photo pool on Flickr is a real ‘must see’. And if you wondered where the tile of this post came from, see this one.

On the web, Silly bits, 1 Comment
4 October 2006

Science Connections puzzles

Blimey, these are hard!

On the web, No Comments

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