A view from the Waitakere Ranges of: Waitakere City, Auckland CBD, North Shore, Rangitoto (Volcanic cone) and, in the far distance, Coromandel Peninsular. I actually live 370m below this, in the foreground, so usually see this view, puffing, after cycling up the hill. The road is called "The Scenic
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I was happy with this analysis, from the text of a TAMOz related post, as the first one I tried said "Dan Brown"! I write like Isaac Asimov I Write Like by Mémoires, Mac journal software. Analyze your writing! I wish I did write like Isaac. I’ve
I had a day bookended by articles about Gillian McKeith, the infamous creator of the You Are What You Eat series. This morning a tweet from Ben Goldacre led me to his wonderful article from 2007 Since Gillian McKeith has unwisely said my book is "lies" on Twitter:
I'm odd, no really, in that I haven’t looked forward to seeing a movie in the theatre for years. I prefer to see movies at home, especially with DVD and a decent surround system! While the big screen is different the whole movie theatre experience just annoys
I was on holiday today but a call from a friend had me in PC repair mode. The problem was Outlook 2007, on a home PC so no Exchange, refusing to start with the message: "Cannot start MS Office Outlook. Unable to open the Outlook window” This one was
Lynn Allen recently posted some awesome video tour/demo/training media. A series of short videos lead you through the new and improved features in AutoCAD 2011. Of particular interest to me were the enhanced 3D tools, especially as AutoCAD now offers surfacing tools more often seen in dedicated mechanical
Just found this, a nice intro to James Randi. I’m looking forward to seeing him at #TAMOz http://www.youtube.com/v/0CJp7owJ_NM&hl=en<\/embed><\/object><\/div>";" alt>
Auckland from the Waitakere Ranges, originally uploaded by RobiNZ. It was such a nice day after coming back from the airport I grabbed the camera & headed up the Waitakere Ranges. From Waitakere City in the foreground, the view extended past Auckland, all the way to Coromandel
The new iOS4 update for TomTom had me delving into the settings to try some new options. I don’t really need navigation around Auckland but usually have the GPS running for speed check (it chimes as you go through the limit + 5%), estimated arrival time and just for fun.
According to Outlook, today marked thirteen years since I joined The Warehouse Limited. Coincidentally, yesterday a question regarding the area of a long closed store had me ferreting through an old plan* (below left) which represented TWL store design at about that time. Since then we have evolved from 2D
When/Where 5.30pm, Wednesday 7th July 2010 @ Square edge fx2 theatre, Ground Floor to the rear of Square Edge Gallery, The Square, Palmerston North What: 5:30pm - Drinks, nibbles and chit chat session. 6:00pm - Welcome and introductions PRESENTATIONS: 6:05pm - View templates - Discussion on how to create and
