Open street map is the place to be, us Londoners should all use it a bit more as the maps are often much more detailed and cycle/walking friendly.
As much as I love google services, I do prefer the principles of open street map and it has much more potential for doing clever collaborative things.
You can compare the two types of map here: http://tools.geofabrik.de, or use this clever transparancy tool to switch between the two.
Bill Waterson recently gave a brief interview.
I don’t care what he thinks… if I knew where he lived I would make a makeshift altar outside his house proclaiming my undying love for Calvin & Hobbes.
http://www.cleveland.com/living/index.ssf/2010/02/bill_watterson_creator_of_belo.html
does it really count as blogging if i just reblog all my friends’ posts?
My mate Adeel is one of the best people I’ve met. He’s just a legend. He was my partner in crime on many a friday night in Fabric where we would meet randoms and get stared out for having big beards. I lived and worked with him for a bit and we got involved in some art type projects together which was ace. He has made me laugh a massive amount in the past so it was great to see this clip for what looks to be a very funny new Chris Morris film he is in. It’s called Four Lions. I’m really looking forward to it and I think everyone should go and see it. (Adeel is the one with the ‘voices’)
Yup. Go Adeel.
Adeel was a part of the Riffs and Fragments days… he’s a legend.
this is the week.
