The old routemaster route 73 (Victoria >> Tottenham) performed its last journey on Friday 3rd September. Very sad day, they have now made way for the new route 73 ‘bendy buses’. I have not yet travelled on the new 73 yet and am more than a little apprehensive of the prospect.
It was a funny day, 15 special routemasters were put on for the occasion and you really got a feeling that an era was passing.
Ho hum, progression is suppose….. still got some great photos to put up soon…..
So the pass rate has again shot up in A-level results. What are we to make of this then, have exams got easy, are the press more boring. And anyway how many Sun hacks could even answer a maths question these days. Turds.
Continue reading “What Level?”
Just realised that I had forgotten to test this site in Internet Explorer.
Doh, better brush up on those i.e. hacks in CSS.
That’ll learn me for using firefox all the time
1. breeze, zephyr, gentle wind, air — (a slight wind (usually refreshing); “the breeze was cooled by the lake”; “as he waited he could feel the air on his neck”)
2. Zephyr — ((Greek mythology) the Greek god of the west wind)
Source: Build a better Bush
Outlook
Inbox – active tasks to be completed
Pending tasks – active tasks awaiting feedback on answered emails or tasks sent to webteam
Projects Archive – archive to store emails and correspondace on active projects (not task based info)
Archive – non-active archived projects, correspondance and reference
Internet
Tasks Manager – general reminder on high level tasks (i.e recurrent/project level/no email present)
File Server
K drive – archive store for information/templates and documentation
F drive – archive store for local/personal information
C drive – local information and localhost archive
Images courtesy of my girlfriend:
Good article on the Grauniad on Saturday entitled: ‘Dim, cloned conservatives’. The story is a tirade against modern Graffiti or ‘art brut’ as it was once referred to. The general crux of the article is ‘it ain’t what it used to be’ and I am forced to agree on this angle.
Look ma, you can see my house from here>
and all kind of things from here>
