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Category Archives: Scotland
The Seams of Our Society Are Exposed Tonight
We live in interesting times. As I write there are protesters kettled by police on Westminster Bridge, and burning portaloos in Parliament Square. The army are deployed in Edinburgh, clearing the effects of the worst snow for 40 years. Meanwhile, … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Internet Philosophy, London, Politics
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British Commentators
The old customs don’t die with the new technology. Continue reading
Posted in Internet Philosophy, Scotland, Sport, USA
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Wigadoo
Here we have the typical, pretty much index-case example of a Web 2.0 internet startup: Wigadoo. (One of the directors is a friend of mine). Basically, it acts as a sort of escrow service, to allow groups of people to … Continue reading
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Dialogues of Rain and Bamboo
However, I think the traditional Chinese music gained something through being played in the storm. The hum of the rain was like a backing track, which bedded very well underneath the stringed notes. Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Multiculturalism, Music, Photo-Blog
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Scotland’s Hottest
Well well – Just as I take a step back from the running of Fifty Nine Productions, they find their way into one of those top 100 lists. We are now officially only 6 degrees less hot than JK Rowling: … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Cultures, Diary, Scotland
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In The Shadow of the Moon
One of the reasons for being at the various Edinburgh festivals is the opportunity to get ahead of the ‘curve’ on films, plays and actors that are destined to become successful in the coming year. I saw Murderball before everyone … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Film, Science, Space Travel, USA
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FEAST
Don’t forget the FEAST performance this evening. Continue reading
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The Clocks in Edinburgh Go Forward Tonight
During the festival, it is as if the clocks in Edinburgh are put back a few hours, Edinburgh Daylight Squandering Time (EDST). Continue reading
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The Digital Vigilante
Walking through the park one evening, I spotted a group of hooligans in a pitched battle with some security guards. Remembering my earlier vow, I whipped out my Nokia and began filming the incident for the police and posterity. Continue reading
Posted in Diary, Edinburgh, Internet Philosophy, Politics
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St John’s Church
This is the latest in a long series of murals to appear outside St John’s Church in Edinburgh. Positioned at the corner of Lothian Road and Princes Street, the church and its paintings are a memorable sight for anyone who … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Photo-Blog
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