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The Flower
Posted by Jansen on Aug 6, 2010 in Animation, Film, Music, News, advertising, art, blog, conspiracy, event, funny, lesson, media, politics, stop internets
Roger Waters – The Wall Tour 2010
Posted by Jansen on Apr 6, 2010 in Animation, Film, Music, News, art, event, gig, knowledge, learning, media, politics, stop internets, technology
The Floyd Machine on the road again!
..and this time it’s the big one.
It is with great pleasure that I can confirm Roger Waters is taking The Wall out on tour this year and the dates will be announced on 12th April 2010 2pm EST.
There’s still no word about which venues or countries the tour will take in but if you are serious about acquiring tickets, be sure to have your preferred method of payment handy as I expect this is going to sell out quick.
Here’s why:
Merton’s Piano Chat Improv Spectacular
Posted by Jansen on Mar 15, 2010 in Film, News, art, funny, media, odd, participation, stop internets
Hilarious piano chat improv on chat roulette, a website where you can video conference with random strangers..
Check out the master, soon to be famous, Merton..
Evening Standard Headline Gloom
Posted by Jansen on Mar 9, 2010 in News, advertising, art, funny, game, media, odd, politics, stop internets
Here’s a comprehensive collection of headline billboards from the Evening Standard doom and gloom merchants.
Hey Ayatollah, Leave Those Kids Alone
Posted by Jansen on Feb 10, 2010 in News, art, learning, lesson, media, pervasive, politics, reslience, stop internets, transition
Roger Waters has approved the band Blurred Vision to record of this song – the video is powerful aimed at the heart of the oppressive regime in Iran.
Jester Kiddin
Fresh from Thailand, Jester Kiddin is now firmly implanted back in the UK and up for work.. So if anyone needs a diving instructor, magician, juggler or muscian, Jester is your man… Check out the video showcasing this mindblowing entertainer…
I bet I can find a million people who DON’T want David Cameron as our PM
Posted by Jansen on Jan 13, 2010 in Events, News, art, collaboration, community, innovation, knowledge, learning, lessons, lessonslearnt, media, participation, pervasive, politics, sharing
Contrary to the majority of UK opinion polls, it would appear that David Cameron’s brand of politics is not palatable with the “Facebook Generation”
A simple search across Facebook for either David Cameron or Gordon Brown reveals quite surprising results – (see image below)
The Facebook Group “I bet I can find a million people who DON’T want David Cameron as our PM” has gained over 30,000 members in the past 3 days
I wonder what it is about Dave Cameron that the British Public so strongly dislike? -
Any ideas?
Dear Mandy..
Dan Bull’s response tot he Digital Economy Bill..
Hey Jude
Sung by a 2 year old Japanese kid!
Woman to Marry a Fairground Attraction
A woman from Pennsylvania who falls in love with inanimate objects is set to marry a fairground ride..
US State Dept. workers beg Hillary Clinton for Firefox
So it seems that workers in the US state department are asking for what most of us have known for ages – Kick out Internet Explorer and replace it with Firefox – click the image for full story
