After 10 years and about 4 and half billion links served the time has come to move on from this place. I have so much on elsewhere that I just hav'nt had the time to devote to this place properly.
I'm still active at Photographs of Newcastle.
I may be back someday but for now it's farewell and take care.
Will the last one out please shut the door.....
Wednesday 8 July 2015
Monday 6 July 2015
The Milwaukee Experiment
The Milwaukee Experiment
Which Cities Are Sued the Most for Police Brutality?
How the Border Patrol became America�s most out-of-control law enforcement agency.
The impossibility of perfect forgeries?
The painful price of aging in prison
Starving Felons, and Other Lessons from Prison Archaeology
The Strange Case Of The Doll Seller Who Desperately Wanted To Be A Spy
Inside the Mind of an Angry Cop: A Q&A with a Police Psychologist
Neuroscience: The superpower police now use to tackle crime
Thursday 2 July 2015
Friday Games
Super Stacker 2
Cube Escape: Harvey's Box
The toughest summer blockbuster quiz ever 3/15
Got Rhythm? can you keep the rhythm when the beat drops out?
Zombie Love Story
Nambers
Circle in a Circle
Hextris
Detective duos in fiction � quiz 4/10
Wednesday 1 July 2015
How One Line of Text Nearly Killed 'Toy Story 2'
How One Line of Text Nearly Killed 'Toy Story 2'
Great Star Wars Mystery Is Finally Solved
From Psycho to Jurassic Park: exploring iconic movie poster typography
The sounds added to movies, TV and sport often have unusual origins, says William Park, from everyday objects to manipulated animals
Here�s What The Kids From �School Of Rock� Look Like Now
20 Facts You Probably Never Knew About �Jaws�
Here's What Princess Leia Looks Like in Star Wars The Force Awakens
Top Gun 2 is Happening and Will Be Filled With Drones (and Tom Cruise)
Tuesday 30 June 2015
Children of the Moon
Children of the Moon
2015 Audubon Photography Awards
The Men of Cond� Nast Photographed in Their Natural Habitat
Australia's Great Barrier Reef at Risk
Wakhan Corridor
Women�s World Cup 2015
Love and Laughter in the Time of ISIS
A Trip Around the Solar System
European Games 2015
The Lights Go Out on Candlestick Park
See Early Photos of the Statue of Liberty Before It Came to New York
Africa�s Ancient Trees, Surrounded by a Blanket of Stars
Expanding the Panama Canal
International Day of Yoga
Monday 29 June 2015
Samsung Will Stop Breaking Windows Update With Its Crappy Bloatware
The virtual reality gaming revolution that wasn�t
Oculus Touch Hands-On: So Damn Good
Videogames and the English Courts What the dusty tomes of English law can teach us about videogames
How an early �90s Windows gaming classic was unearthed after years in limbo
Returning to �Avalon,� the text-based dungeon game some never left
The Genius of the Super Mario Bros. �Game Over� Theme
Mario Recreated In Unreal Engine Is... Unreal
How Tumblr and MTV Killed the Neon Anti-Corporate Aesthetic of Vaporwave
Sean Parker: Philanthropy for Hackers
Instagram unfiltered
Samsung Will Stop Breaking Windows Update With Its Crappy Bloatware
I just used Apple Music. It's fine, and that should scare Spotify
Apple Is Going to Kill the Home Screen
Apple and Google Race to See Who Can Kill the App First
Apple�s biggest developer news at WWDC that nobody�s talking about: Bitcode
Remembering Nuon, the gaming chip that nearly changed the world�but didn�t
Inside the $499 aluminum NES that�s crafted like a Leica
Sunday 28 June 2015
June 30th Gets a Leap Second Because Earth's Rotation is Slowing Down
U.S. Sprawl Peaked in 1994 and Has Been Declining Ever Since
Below Our Feet, a World of Hidden Life
If sea levels rise as feared, some of the world�s island nations may disappear this century. Does that mean they no longer exist as countries, asks Rachel Nuwer.
Seven Different Molten Metals, Poured Into A 15 Gallon Fishtank
Catching One Nazi Became His Life
Meet The Man Who Created The Rainbow Flag
Here Are Three "Simple" Puzzles That Many People Get Wrong Anyway
How breaking a glacier makes the Earth quake
June 30th Gets a Leap Second Because Earth's Rotation is Slowing Down
Is This New Swim Stroke the Fastest Yet?
A Soda Can Explosion At 62,000 FPS
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