Checking my spam-box this morning, this one caught my eye…
A new and novel way to look at love and life perhaps.
I don’t know what it is about Shoreditch. But there seems to be someone who loves writing things on walls about social networking…
I’ve been thinking about doing a post on stuff I’ve liked in 2006, if you’ve got a blog it seems like you have to. But I didn’t know what to put in it or how to organise it. But I got re-inspired by The Design Conspiracy annual (a thing of much loveliness which you can [...]
Check this stunning piece of web stuff for Toyota. It’s not perfect, and there might be better ways of organising and delivering the information, but you can’t deny that the North Kingdom guys are some of the best online craftspeople in the world.
I was in Holland on Monday and I had a very nice time.
One of the odd little things that caught my eye were Age Coins. I’ve never seen these before and thought they were a lovely, simple solution to a problem.
Vending machines are a really easy way for kids to buy cigarettes, which is a [...]
I’ve been searching for ages for a way to manage all the music that I have stored on a second hard drive. Worrying about how I could manage more than one iTunes library and not end up with loads of duplicates, or worse still, losing stuff.
But it turns out iTunes has got the features I [...]
I like this. A luxury private washroom on Oxford Street. Brilliantly named WC1 (well I liked it anyway!).
A glamorous urban sanctuary, WC1 is the world’s first one-million-pound powder room. It has been designed with impeccable hygiene and the pursuit of beauty in mind.
It’s more than just a loo, with a space to chill, [...]
I sort of wrote myself an unwritten rule that I wouldn’t blog this.
But when I did a search for Mini Adventure London and nothing came up, I felt a bit bad. Mini have obviously spent a lot of money on an awesome piece of experiential marketing. Actually I’m not sure it is. It was an [...]
What a shame.
From a pub toilet near Spittalfields. Which also had the great line writ large on the wall “England isn’t competitive”. Which I thought was rather profound.
It’s nice when people you know start good blogs. It’s sometimes an interesting way of finding out more about someone than you used to know.
Cookie has started up made-in-england.org (I really hope the title isn’t a reference to that crappy Elton John song with a blue Ford Cortina in it), and Tom’s started hostler.com.
Both are [...]
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