Sunday, June 27, 2010

Momentary lapse of motion
Picture of Enforcement episode taken at 16:55 on June 23rd.
Tags: london, police
Momentary lapse of motion
Hanging around the lights near Kings Cross station.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

bamboo and taipei 101
Picture posted to Flickr by orange tuesday (Chris) at 12:39 on December 5th ’06
Added to my Flickr favourites at 21:35.
Tags: 101, 5photosaday, Science, Taipei, Taiwan, Wierd, Wierd Science, awe, bamboo, city, clouds, fivephotosaday, lights, night, photographer, scene, skyscraper, tower, tripod, urban, view
bamboo and taipei 101
Chris’s comment:
Taipei 101 and photographers on elephant mountain. A great view point off 101 and Taipei. I'm not sure what the photographer is doing - shooting stars?

This photo is now being used in a Wired Magazine article on weird science. If you want to find out how Taipei 101 is linked to 'manmade' earthquakes, click the link below

blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/06/top-5-ways-that.html

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Popped out
Picture of Enforcement episode taken at 16:07 on June 11th.
Tags: curtain road, london, police, shoreditch
Popped out
These two fellow just dropped in to the Horse and Groom, dropped out again, and headed off up the street.

Curtain Road, Shoreditch, London
Union Square is secure
Picture of Enforcement episode taken at 14:49 on May 17th.
Tags: cars, new york, new york city, patrol, police, union square
Union Square is secure
Good job, gentlemen

Union Square, New York City, USA
Keystone
Picture of Enforcement episode taken at 17:09 on May 11th.
Tags: cops, exit stage left, new york, new york city, police
Keystone
Exeunt stage left

Tribeca, New York City, USA
Police pod
Picture of Enforcement episode taken at 00:17 on May 11th.
Tags: new york, new york city, pod, police, streetgrunter
Police pod
Single-officer enforcement-mobile

West Village, New York City, USA

Thursday, June 10, 2010

Paper: Propagation Networks: A Flexible and Expressive Substrate for Computation
Written by Todd Hoff in High Scalability on June 9th.
I added it to my “starred items” in Google Reader at 00:15 on June 10th.
Alexey Radul in his fascinating 174 page dissertation Propagation Networks: A Flexible and Expressive Substrate for Computation, offers to help us break free of the tyranny of linear time by arranging computation as a network of autonomous but interconnected machines.  We can do this by organizing computation as a network of interconnected machines of some kind, each of which is free to run when it pleases, propagating&nbsp information around the network as proves possible…

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

By GAP Crew
Picture posted to Flickr by vitostreet at 05:15 on June 2nd ’10.
Tags: france, gap, gap crew, graffiti, paris, paris street art, peinture, streetat, vitostreet
By GAP Crew
Added to my Flickr favourites at 10:11.