15 December 2010
Photos
Links
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Coffee Drinks Illustrated « Lokesh Dhakar
Different types of coffee made clear. I’d seen this before but didn’t bookmark it and had to… Google it! Never again.
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Chemistry of Cast Iron Seasoning: A Science-Based How-To
For next time I need to do this to my frying pan. (via Chrisdodo)
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The inhumane detention conditions of Bradley Manning - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com
I increasingly find myself thinking that if the USA were a country that was mainly, say, Muslim, or full of dark-skinned, non-English-speaking people, the “West” would be deploring its behaviour, talking about sanctions, etc.
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Digress.it
A WordPress plugin (and more) that adds the ability to comment on paragraphs of a text (like CommentPress I guess?). The UI feels a little clunky.
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the Awesome Highlighter >> Highlight text on web pages
Frames a web page and lets you highlight arbitrary sections of text and add sticky notes. You can’t seem to add notes to highlighted sections though.
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Doris Lessing’s The Golden Notebook
Conversations around pages of a book.
Tweets

@mnicsleepteachr If you log in to the website you should see the Trends on the right with a link to "change" the location,

UK's Twitter Trends currently: "Alan Sugar", "ISP", "Karen Brady", "Joanna", "Mountford" and "Viglen". Not bad, BBC.

Timing some seasonal snippets of @samuelpepys' diaries for @radioroundabout.

@russelldavies @antimega Is it the world's biggest scotch egg?! The size of a beach ball?

@GreatDismal A really clear diagram of what's in different types of coffee: http://bit.ly/dSSazw

@revdancatt Bundle them up and print them out for safe keeping? Maybe distribute many copies around the country for redundancy?

@revdancatt I know just what you mean, sorry for polluting your mind. OTOH, I'd only be honoured if you ripped it off. You wouldn't be 1st.

@iamdanw Yes, very good. Probably less good if you don't go along with its idea of a socialist, modernist utopia, but I liked it :)

“Work is not the chief end of man… Do not let us dismiss fun as ‘mere’.” Tom Driberg, 1964, http://bit.ly/h3QLUi (Quoted in ‘Utopia London’)