I must draw your attention to some amazing free-to-download mixes by Brighton DJ Matt Pond. Matt has been spinning tunes locally for many years now and has kept his distinctive deep underground house sets up to date when many others have fallen back to the more commercial sound of lounge … Continue reading →

I’m thinking of a bike ride to Christ’s Hospital (near Horsham) from Hove using the Down’s Link path. It’s about 23 miles there on a very flat cycle path. Unfortunately there’s no alternative cycle path home. You could cheat and get the train I suppose. Testing embeddable Google Maps: *No, … Continue reading →

Play Castle Smasher. My highest score in 2274 and I can’t seem to finish level 5. Interact with a head by playing Feed The Head. You could spend hours playing with this. M.C. Escher in Lego. Featuring the amazing ‘Ascending and Descending’ and ‘Belvedere’. Audio cassette tape nostalgia.

Red Arrows flypast at Shoreham Airshow, West Sussex: My first airshow seen from 200ft above the airport: Semi-related. Manston Airport landing and take off zones.

Been a real busy month at King Mansions with some great web projects coming out the door this week. Here are a few of the things I have been reading and looking at during the month of August. Easy to follow recipe for Bhindi Gosht. Great Pakistani Okra & Lamb … Continue reading →

Just thought I’d get in there first after reading this story: “If you think about the spin of a particle, such as an electron, it can point up or down or at any superposition of the two; partially up or partially down,” said Professor Awschalom. Each of these different “superpositions” … Continue reading →

Here’s all the online crap I’ve found interesting in July: The Story of My Sands – A look at the codewords used over tannoy systems. I well remember a Mr Sands on Brighton Pier and Somerfield. Heavens Above. Calculates where satellites and the ISS will appear in the sky. Apparently … Continue reading →

UK viewers can now watch the spolier-free documentary Tapping The Wire at The Guardian.