Posts matching tags 'tarot'
2002/8/3
This looks pretty doovy: Victoria Regina Tarot. A set of tarot cards made from collages of Victorian engravings; and you can view them online, along with notes on where the images came from. (via Lukelog)
2002/8/3
This looks pretty doovy: Victoria Regina Tarot. A set of tarot cards made from collages of Victorian engravings; and you can view them online, along with notes on where the images came from. (via Lukelog)
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now has OSM maps of Brighton and central Nottingham on his Palm as well. (6h ago)
Just made a 29Mb, 3-layer scrollable map of London. Installed on a SD card, mapview copes with it nicely (even if the UI isn't iPhone-sexy) (7h ago)
I now have a makeshift script for fetching OpenStreetMap tiles and making a PalmOS-viewable map from them. (7h ago)
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2007/7/17
Today's Cat and Girl is particularly choice:2006/7/24
The latest trend in America: able-bodied people riding mobility scooters because they can't be arsed walking : On a recent afternoon at Walt Disney World, Dennis Robles was cruising around on an electric "mobility scooter" that2003/7/23
Ever wonder why Google have a copyright notice at the bottom of their (not exactly intellectual-property-rich) search page? It's not so much to appease the lawyers as it is to let you know where the page