Tuesday, November 19, 2002

BTW: That website's great! Lots of photos and 360degree panoramas of London - worth a visit! London photos - photographs of London street scenes, architecture, stations and more! 9:20:25 PM    comment []

Decadent Berlin! We always knew about that. But you can find similar stuff in Old Compton Street. It doesn't look like it, I admit, but then in London we're not that decadent! Hrmpf. Photo by Gabi. Via Der Schockwellenreiter 8:45:57 PM    comment []

This is cute: Apple I replicas, built to order. Nice story on a guy who's building replica Apple I PCs, duplicating the machines that The Steve and The Woz built in their garage. The I's will be built to order, but unless Apple licenses out its Apple I ROMs, it won't be functional. Via [Boing Boing Blog] But who wants Apple I replicas? Mhm...I still have a Dragon 32 somewhere in the loft... 5:22:19 PM    comment []

Andy's chest. If God showed up tomorrow and said Do you want to be President? No. Do you want to be in politics? No. Do you want to be a lawyer? No. What do you want? I want to be a rythm guitar player. It's Lou Reed and his official website is here: Sister Ray Enterprises, while one of the best sites about him can be found here: The Wild Side of Lou Reed, maintained by Olivier Landemaine, who also runs The Velvet Underground Web Page. And there's always The Andy Warhol Foundation. Photo reference: Andy Warhol, artist, New York City, August 20, 1969 Richard Avedon (American, b. 1923) Gelatin silver print; 154.3 x 123.8 cm (60 3/4 x 48 3/4 in.) The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York © Richard Avedon 5:09:11 PM    comment []

I'll leave that to Armin. He's much better at commenting on those things than I am. Guardian Unlimited: Some tips on DIY protection against terrorism Better safe. Barely a day goes by without some new warning about an imminent terrorist attack. But what exactly can we do to protect ourselves? Should we be looking for a bunker? Where do you buy a gas mask? And is it safe to breathe on the tube? 2:00:59 PM    comment []

Changes. This page is getting longer and longer and it takes quite a while to load. So I've changed the 'days per page' from 7 days to 4 days. Meaning: If you want to read items older than 4 days, you have to navigate through the calendar in the top right corner. And I'm still having the flu. So don't expect any new cartoons before next week. Probably tomorrow I'll scan in the last Finnegans Wake illustration and maybe something from my sketchbooks. Right at the moment I'm freezing, although the heating's turned on. 1:50:12 PM    comment []

How to find a blog: Diary-like Web sites can be funny, brilliant or just plain dull: There's something for everyone Lots of tips from The Wall Street Journal. Via Der Schockwellenreiter 8:55:16 AM    comment []