Earlier today I created a Flickr group for Landau Forte photographers! I know of a few LFC students who have taken an interest in photography – such as fellow DiDA student Jess, and the head of ICT, Mr Thomas. I thought that this group could be a nice way to showcase some LFC photography. Call […]
Monthly Archives: August 2006
Google results for orangeacid.net
Google is the world’s favorite search engine company… not only because of it’s highly accurate and efficient web search tools, but because it offers a wide range of other tools. I personally use it’s portal, calendar, email, notebook, analytics, RSS-reader, and sitemaps services. Today, I noticed a feature that lists your top links from search […]
Keeping on top of things
I have been aching for days to post, but everything is so screwed. I had a gig on Saturday – along with local virus The Backgrounds, we supported a signed band from Burton or something called Tilted Smile. Everything considered, things went pretty well, except from our two vocalists managing to get themselves banned from […]
Coming to you live from Chester
Those of you who know me personally will perhaps know that I have been in the city of Chester for the past few days. Perhaps not the best timing for a holiday (with an important gig coming up, and days after my girlfriend arriving back off holiday), but a welcome change of scenery all the […]
The Vic: Bought by FirstFloor.
Derby’s legendary Victoria Inn (better known as just ‘The Vic’) has changed hands. As some of you (such as those of you who are members of the Vic Forums) may know, the Vic was recently acquired by one Michael Sheehan, the local band promoter. However, his son Stanley was born in January of this year, […]
Flickring like a pro
I bought a ‘pro’ account on photo-sharing site Flickr, and have become oh-so-slightly addicted to both the service and also photography. When I should really be concentrating on planning for DiDA, my unfinished Geography coursework, I have been taking pictures and rearranging my Flickr area. Its actually really impressive. For about £14 per year, I […]