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Monthly archive: November 2009

Logs in nets

Monday 30 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off

Blow-up winter castle at Westfield shopping centre, London

Thursday 26 November 2009 / uncategorized / 1 comment

Euston tube tiles

Monday 23 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off

Looking after a baby and a crate of Lego bricks

Sunday 22 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off

Euston station tickets hall ceiling

Saturday 21 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off

DTPM at the top of Centerpoont

Sunday 15 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off














7 things I did not know last week

Sunday 8 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off
  1. M&S and Argos have audio versions of their catalogues. (Via James Cridland's blog)
  2. Newborn babies cry with mother's accent.
  3. Avatar is the first movie James Cameron's has directed since 1997's Titanic.
  4. Greenland used to be part of the European Union but it is now one of its overseas territories.
  5. Nigella Lawson's mother wanted to call her Gondola.
  6. Tajik (spoken in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Russia) is a modern variety of Persian. It is written with the Cyrillic alphabet but authorities are considering switching to Persian script.
  7. A cat and a Volkswagen Golf have the same eco-footprint.

How to view Gmail contacts' birthdays in Google Calendar

Saturday 7 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off

I knew you could sync your Gmail contacts' birthdays and events with Google Calendar, but I could not find the 'Browse public calendars' link mentioned in the post Contacts' birthday and events calendar supported in Google Calendar.

I found it instead under Settings > Calendars > Browse interesting calendars > More > Contacts' birthdays and events > Subscribe

Old building in Aurisina, Italy

Monday 2 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off

Found while getting lost. Sometimes I cherish my lack of sense of
directions.

Happy November!

Sunday 1 November 2009 / uncategorized / Comments Off