Swimming 1970′s style

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Swimming 1970's

Feels like stepping into the 70′s in the pool today. Yellow and a very vibrant shade of blue and lot’s of fibreglass and bad tiling. The pool is in Felixstowe, Suffolk, UK

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Android

First time using wordpress for Android. Photo of my kitchen table and a shadow, so creative…

The Great Robben Ford

ThinkGeek Drum Machine bangs out block-rockin’ beats wherever you go (video) — Engadget

Here it is — the final piece in your all fabric New Order cover band. This $30 wearable drum machine brings a much needed edge to ThinkGeeks existing collection of soft-circuit “instruments.

via ThinkGeek Drum Machine bangs out block-rockin’ beats wherever you go (video) — Engadget.

Indonesian government threatens to ban BlackBerry services if it can’t spy on users – Engadget

Indonesian government threatens to ban BlackBerry services if it can’t spy on users – Engadget.

t’s not the first time that RIM’s security measures have caused a bit of an inferiority complex, but the Indonesian government now is threatening to ban BIS and BBM services within the nation if it doesn’t get its way. Partially, it seems that Indonesian officials are upset that Research in Motion will be building its new data centers in Singapore, rather than in the homeland. Additionally, as is, the government is unable to monitor these communications, which it sees as a security risk. As you likely know, all data is currently processed in RIM’s Canadian facilities. Heru Sutadi, a member of the Indonesian Telecommunication Regulation Body, had the following to say: “With the condition as it is now, we warn that the country’s users to be cautious about using BlackBerry because the data exchanged is not safe or cannot be guaranteed of its safety.” Sounds creepy, right? We always feel safer when knowing the government is monitoring our messages, too.

Asus Transformer Prime Tablet May Arrive in Time for Christmas | PCWorld

Asus Transformer Prime Tablet May Arrive in Time for Christmas | PCWorld.

Why here?

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intuition, reasoning

It’s as good a place as any and WordPress.com is pretty good at what it does – so that’s why