“Gorilla” marketing?
[Edit – it’s not me in the gorilla suit – it’s Peter Worsnop – one of my colleagues!]
Lost music – foreheads in a fishtank
I first heard Foreheads in a Fishtank in 2001 on John Peel. I got a tape of the albums from Andy. We saw them (the only people in the audience) at the Old Angel in Nottingham – they did requests…
I lost the tapes a long time ago. I’ve been hunting down a CD of ‘Yeah Baby Wow’ for years. I found a copy in good condition on eBay today. A steal at UKP3.50.
Slow blogging week
It’s been slow blogging this last week or so – it is the end of the fiscal year at Novell – and that’s been taking up a lot of my time.
There is fresh snow on the mountains – and it is freezing overnight in Utah – I’ll get some photos of the snow posted later today.
Why disaster recovery is important
I lost a blog server.
postmark.net were a free web-based email provider.
Their homepage tells a sobering tale:
Early last week, Postmark’s repositories of user mail and account information were lost to a serious hardware failure. The resulting damage left us unable to recover any useful data, and as such, Postmark.net is shutting down. In its stead, we recommend Google’s own Google Mail service, which offers superior storage and search capacities.
Great design
This caught my eye – a local Salt Lake company 360 Electrical has a whole new take on the standard US power outlets:
Now that’s useful.
Recent Comments