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grahamdavies: Paul Kalkbrenner's EM http://t.co/JJvDKRc is a remarkable layering of minimalist sounds that hooks directly into the cerebellum: genius.

grahamdavies: Time will tick by without you knowing: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00hdsyn. We will look back and remember Nero started the revolution.

grahamdavies: Spent the last week thinking of things to make @fablabmcr; dangerously addictive.

grahamdavies: How does my Blackberry have the audacity to say "not enough battery for radio" when it is plugged into the mains? #grr

grahamdavies: Outraged at price of Vodafone #suresignal, infuriated that online chat support said it would work with O2 (lies), but pleased it works.

grahamdavies: House now insulated in places you wouldn't think could be insulated. Old walls and single pane glass still sapping valuable heat though.

grahamdavies: Wandering back from Rushlight Cleantech Show. Rubbish was the highlight of the day for me.

grahamdavies: Failing to stick hair back to scalp after finding the reason for date weirdness between Excel spreadsheets: beware the 1904 Mac Date system!

grahamdavies: More impressed with spinningfields in the daytime than at night. Go manchester!

grahamdavies: Recovering from the horror of a Marks and Spencer Californian Roll Selection pack. Truly dreadful: the brown stuff turned out to be TUNA!

grahamdavies: Watching the English Summer Rain in Didsbury, remembering July in Santa Monica, wondering if it will last forever. Nothing ever changes.

grahamdavies: Just back after a fantastic stag weekend in sunny Swanage (It is the new Vegas - honest). 18 holes of pitch and putt with no suncream: ouch

grahamdavies: Wondering if putting the milk in before taking the tea bag out improves flavour extraction. [Once a scientist...]

grahamdavies: Enjoying Southern Californian weather in South Manchester. Shockingly nice.

grahamdavies: Wondering if my appreciation of new leaves, shining white lambs and glades of bluebells is a sign of age.

grahamdavies: Having a sneaky snack of freshly delivered Sainsbury's Granary bread (mmm) with oil, balsamic and freshly ground MSG (outrageous).

grahamdavies: Making floor plans and plotting building work with Sweet Home 3D.

grahamdavies: @andysc not sure about 3d surface but ggobi.org is good for data exploration in several dimensions. Or Excel / OOcalc / Grace?

grahamdavies: Trying not to get too excited about another house... settle down Davies!

grahamdavies: Mentally preparing for a morning of house viewings.