September 2004
she laughs and says you’ll do it again
Love is rare Life is strange Nothing lasts People change Fatherhood and ‘old’ age is turning me soft. Last night I was wiping my eyes after seeing the wonderful House of Sand and Fog, starring Ben Kingsley. Tonight I got a lump in my throat after hearing Gretchen Crier and Nancy Ford’s Old Friends on …
results
I got beat by Mikey. It’s probably well deserved, as his entry is a great photo. There’s a collection of the entries on the Sony website.
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fourteen daze
I’ve just submitted my entries to the Ericsson ‘Fourteen Days‘ competition. You can see them by clicking here (mine are the ones that say ‘posted by eversion’ on them). My opening gambit: It begins. I catalogued the first 14. A series of 14 photos, one taken per day during the very first 14 days of …
breaking up is hard to do
Following my previous dalliances with that odd French philosophy, deconstruction; I’ve just added to the list of philosophers break-up lines over at ‘Thoughts, Arguments and Rants’ (found via growabrain). Deconstructivist: ‘I don’t even know if it’s about me or about you, I can’t tell what’s right or wrong. All I know is that something has …
busked
New Street, Birmingham City Centre. 1:45pm. Buskers. Looked like this: Sounded like this (1.2 Mb mp3 link)
hypertextualisation
I was hoping to finish a ‘proper’ blog entry this evening, but once again the hours have slipped through my fingers and I’m left with only minutes. Gone are the days when I would just ignore the natural desire for sleep and work on into the night. Instead I shall quickly hypertextualise my day. (I …
minimal
The architecture of a computer system we define as the minimal set of properties that determine what programs will run and what results they will produce. Fred Brooks quoted in a recent entry by Peter. Appreciation for a thing because of its closeness to the Platonic form of such a thing, its minimal distance from …