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Category Archives: Me Myself and I
Elizabeth Sladen Is Still Hawt
Elizabeth Sladen is to me, what Felicity Kendal is to Rick, The People’s Poet When I was a lad watching Dr Who, Elizabeth Sladen (Who played Sarah Jane Smith) was certainly one of the sexiest things on TV. After watching the 2007 pilot for … Continue reading
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Another article on the demise of the old EBOM Warehouse @ 144 Cleveland St (Lanfranchi's)
“One of the Keating! musicians lived in in a warehouse in Sydney’s Cleveland Street known as Lanfranchi’s – so called because the laneway behind it was where, in March 1981, Roger Rogerson shot Warren Lanfranchi in that memorable scene from … Continue reading
Article On ZDNet About My Presentation At Remix07
‘New media designer Massive’s chief technical officer, James McParlane, for example, discussed the MCE version of the companys V8 Supercars channel, which combines actual telemetry information for particular cars with video from those cars — or uses the MCE box … Continue reading
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RIP 144 Cleveland Street – The Old EBOM Warehouse
Sadly the space where I and five other like minded people established the electronic arts space “The Evil Brotherhood Of Mutants”, is being redeveloped. This ends what must be close to 20 years of continuous artspace use. The Evil Brotherhood Of Mutants (EBOM) was … Continue reading
Defragging The Lieutenant
Anyone know any good HD defragging software for Windows? PerfectDisk seems to have done their SEO. Is there anything better?
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My Business Card 10 Years Ago
Digging through my drawers I found an old business card that reminded me that 10 years ago I was an… Maybe I can start a blog-meme? Put up your business card from 10 years ago, I tag.. everyone who reads … Continue reading
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More From Interactive Emmy Awards for 2007
From the nominee list in the programme.
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"I've Seen The Future, And It's Not Fax-Rock"
I think this was the best review we ever got. In 1994 – before the internet broke as a story, before the media had made the link between the internet and music, Clan Analogue performed at the Big Day Out in a small … Continue reading