Wacky Japan #2, 25th Sept ‘06
1. More pictures of things that should probably stay offline….
- Posted in Japan, RightBrain on the 25.09.2006 @ 3:50:00 PM, Permanent Link
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OK Go - Here It Goes Again
1. Right, with over six and a half million views, I’m certainly not the first person to see this video. But damn, treadmill dancing? Awesome!
- Posted in RightBrain on the 24.09.2006 @ 8:36:48 PM, Permanent Link
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Will The Next [US] Election Be Hacked?
1. From Rolling Stone magazine:
“It would have been very easy for any one of us to take a contaminated card out of our pocket, put it into the system, and download some malicious code that would then end up in the server, impacting every other vote that went in, before and after,” says Hood. “We had absolute control of the tabulations. We could have fixed the election if we wanted. We had access, and that’s all you need. I can honestly say that every election I saw with Diebold in charge was compromised - if not in the count, at least in the security.”
- Posted in In the news... on the 24.09.2006 @ 7:35:13 PM, Permanent Link
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Wishing you a speedy recovery
1. Pun intended, I suppose. But I do wish Top Gear’s Richard Hammond a speedy recovery from a frightful 300mph crash in a jet powered dragster two days ago, not only for his wife and family but so the rest of us can see more of his larkin’ about.
UPDATE 24/9: Well he’s up and walking, which is a great sign, but it remains to be seen whether he suffered any lasting damage to his brain. In related news, fans of The Hamster organised a donation drive for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance that transferred Hammond to hospital, which after 24 hours had raised some £30,000. Last I looked, it was at £135,406 and shows no sign of slowing down. Heartwarming, isn’t it?
- Posted in In the news..., RightBrain on the 23.09.2006 @ 2:45:06 AM, Permanent Link
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My New Portfolio
1. Quick post to say my new photographic portfolio is now live. Check it out!
- Posted in Photography, RightBrain on the 17.09.2006 @ 4:00:38 PM, Permanent Link
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Climbing Fuji-san: Part 2, The Summit and the Descent
(Read Part 1, and check out the photos: Part 1 and Part 2)
Sitting on top of the world
1. Imagine the satisfaction from a job well done. Now imagine it from the perspective of one who had not slept for 22 hours. Invigorating, isn’t it? That’s how I felt, climbing the last few steps towards the shrine. A job well done indeed.
- Posted in Japan, LeftBrain on the 09.09.2006 @ 2:12:03 AM, Permanent Link
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Fuji-san, Part 2
1. This is the second set of photos I took whilst on Mt Fuji. The related post about climbing the mountain is here.
- Posted in Japan, RightBrain, Travel Photos on the 01.09.2006 @ 2:28:38 AM, Permanent Link
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