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IntroductionSome time ago I tried out Flickr, ultimately deciding to host my own pictures on-site. I don’t the idea of someone having MY picture resource at THEIR beck and call… Whatever. FlickrHQ sent me an email today (from “The Flickreenos” by gad!) introducing me to something they call,
As they say,
How exciting indeed. A bit like photo tagging in Facebook….. Surely Shome Misstake?Anyway, check out the photo (above), and you’ll see that the ‘Martin Rees’ referred to in the photo is sat next to one of my heroes, Freeman Dyson, and is none other than the former Cambridge Physics professor and now Astronomer Royal, Martin Rees. Not me. ConclusionSo you see, my lack of faith in Flickr is totally justified! Original Flickr link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/zippy/1023925406/ Amazon Related:
Related Posts by TagsMuch merriment is being made about the Spanish presidency website being hacked and Mr Zapatero’s image being replaced by that of Mr Bean. See Mr Bean replaces Spanish PM on EU presidency site However, the images also seem very similar to those of France’s President Sarkozy. Are they all, in some way, related? ![]() Sarkozy ![]() Zapatero ![]() Bean ![]() Zapatero ![]() Sarkozy ![]() Zapatero Amazon Related:
Related Posts by TagsArnold Stang Dies
He’s also in one of my favourite bits from the film “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.” About half-way through the clip below he’s one of the two gas station attendants who witness and barely survive the destruction of the gas station by the truck driver. I particularly like the phrase,
…which we used to recite at school in some bizarre ritual as we’d mentally run through the whole script of the film. (Even now, phrases still pop into my mind from the film, which was under-rated and heavily cut many times probably because they tried to get every single comedy cliché and star of the day into it…) Possibly Related Sites
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