Link Experiment!
This picture, resides on my webserver. just checking to see if the link, works ok.
oh, and it’s a lovely picture ……
and, to see if this works, have added an .mp3 file of a Radio 4 show, to see if i can access the XTRA folder on the webserver.
Battle of the Beanfield: In Living Memory series – BBC Radio 4 [ .mp3 ]
New BBS and Guestbook
Thought I would mention ……..
Have just opened a further service to my webwork. Have now added a new Message Board and Guestbook.
Direct links:
BBS http://lol.to/bbs.php?bbs=tash
Guestbook http://lol.to/book.php?book=tash
The service is free: LoL.to – Free Web BBS and Guestbook Service
check em out ……….. !
Reminder: new website of the travellers / techno community in Orgiva, Granada Province, Southern Spain
: Hello. For those interested in the way that we ‘do it’ festival / party, here in the south of Spain.
: Check out our website at; http://partyvibe.com/conspiracy
Mobile : 0034 (0)617 903586 & E-mail: samconspiracy@hotmail.com
Just added the following to the new Network23 Bulitin board:
http://lol.to/thr.php?bbs=network23&msg=1039908498&pg=1
‘cos of the anti party / festival measures, in the UK and elsewhere, many travellers, party-persons, squatters etc etc …. have set up in South of Spain.
So, there are festivals, parties and communities were folks from all over have gathered and live all the year round. One such place is ORGIVA. In the Province of Granada, Southern Spain.
It all started in Alex’s garden about 5 years ago, everyone gathering with fire-wood, instruments, records, fire-staffs, booze and masses of enthusiasm. The dragon flag was hoisted above the proceedings and the festival was born.
Fifty or so people from Cigarrones, Tablones and El Morreon celebrating the Equinox, dancing, prancing, howling, stomping, their way into the Spring. From that moment it was set to become a regular event , since then it has under gone a quite colossal metamorphosis, may be only to be expected of a Spring celebration of fertility, new growth and change. Not only the buds and bellies of goats are enchanted into life and multiplication by the lengthening sunny days and sweet whiff of honeysuckle but none other than our own sweet DRAGON.
The festival is developing and drawing immense amounts of creative inspiration out of this community and beginning to reach further, to draw attention to the threats of greedy corporations who see potential in the lush water-filled valleys of the Alpujarras. The water is worth a fortune to them, golf courses and hotels need vast quantities to keep up with the ever increasing tourism on the coast, not to mention the countless hectares of plastic covered genetically modified vegetables. Unbelievably after all the Euro-blar about encouraging sustainable development, grants are being awarded here to strip the area of it’s water supply to a subterranean level, this will completely destroy the ecosystem and the independence of this area interms of water and production of food.
And so what exactly has the Dragon got to do with this impending arrival of the water husslers, backed by the Euro grants legitimised by officaldom and accountable to only themselves? Wasn’t there some lose talk about alternatives lifestyles, not being part of their system because we have better ideas, sure it was more than a more than a quite life in our sleepy Spanish backwater.
Between us here there is an incredible amount of ingenuity, recycling, clean energy, solar, wind, turbine, veggie oil engines/generators, alternative education, sustainability,
What is the Dragon Fest?: is one of the high spots of the year:
News just in: The Dragon event moving ……. to: A l m e r i a
[bit further along the coast …… check the site for further details.]
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http://partyvibe.com/conspiracy
E-mail: samconspiracy@hotmail.com
or Mobile + txt: 0034 (0)617 903586
Earlier Blog entry:
http://tash_lodge.blogspot.com/2002_11_03_tash_lodge_archive.html#84245439
New Network23 Message Board
http://lol.to/bbs.php?bbs=network23
last one overloaded with porn. Shame really, so many people shouting, can’t hear discussion ……
Portraits Slideshow
Have made a ‘slideshow’ of a selection of portraits, and have used a soundtrack by Thirdworld. Think it goes together rather well. Here is the 640×480 version.
http://tash.dns2go.com/WVX640X480/Portraits_to_ThirdWorld640X480.wvx
If you like this work, check out the rest, starting from:
Select the work size, most suitable for your modem.
Glastonbury refused licence – Michael Eavis to appeal
http://www.festivals.co.uk/news/021212c.shtml
Back at Mendip District Council for another marathon Glastonbury Public Entertainments Licence (PEL) hearing. It’s becoming like a second home.
Michael EavisMichael Eavis arrived just before the 6pm start, and there was the chance for a quick word. When asked what he felt the chances were the reply was “50-50”.
It’s the Regulatory Board that decides on the granting of the PEL. After the introductions and the obligatory bureaucratic legalese, it was down to business.
For the applicant – Glastonbury Festivals (2003) Ltd (which is Glastonbury Festivals (2002) Ltd after a rename) – Mark Cann ran through the application.
He started by stating the successes of this year: the new management structure; dealing with the New Age Travellers; the marketing plan – getting the “No Ticket – No Festival” message across; the fence and the numbers on site; the safety management; operations control. These were all things demanded at the licence hearing for 2002, and successfully delivered.
There had also been tri-partate agreements made with Avon & Somerset Constabulary (ASC) and the Council, with co-operation creating solutions. To ensure the successes aren’t short lived, they are continuing to work together to solve problems that exist in other areas – the main one being the crime and general annoyance suffered by those living around the Festival site, in particular Pilton.
To ensure the security measures continue to work, there’s to be new and extra security measures on the tickets, as well as a new pass system. The fence is to stay much the same, but security is to have an increase in personnel size of 35%, and there’ll be additional security control, car park security & lighting, as well as more CCTV. For obvious reasons, the details weren’t disclosed.
An area of concern after this year was the campervan fields: they’re to be properly and securely enclosed, but still off the main site. However, a secure route to the site will be made.
The “No Ticket – No Festival” message is to be continued, but with “You’ve helped save the Festival now give it a future” added. It’s important for its continuance that no one comes without a ticket. Mark stated that he believed that the “fence jumper” culture had been broken.
The traffic exit plan is to be improved, to speed up the Monday getaway. To help, the production de-rig is to be delayed until late on Monday, and the traders discouraged from leaving.
Public transport coped well, and the car parks easily accommodated the 26,000 cars. In fact, with a capacity of 40,000, they are spaces to accommodate the increased numbers expected in 2003 – the licence application is for 150,000 (that’s 112,500 weekend tickets for sale, 3,500 Sunday tickets and 34,000 staff/performers, etc. That’s no increase in staff/performers, which isn’t fantastic news I feel). The ticket price has yet to be set.
Noise from the site is a nuisance to those living nearby, but this will be lessened because there’s to be one less venue (which wasn’t disclosed – we presume it’s the Experience Tent), and the cinema is to be moved.
There was a lot of pollution to the water courses around the site – DON’T PISS IN THE HEDGES! To help improve things, they’ll be fencing along streams, a PR campaign, more urinals (although they already exceed industry standards) and the long-drop toilets are to be made watertight. There was a leak this year, and that was the major cause of the pollution. The amazing amount of litter produced (but no more than we’d produce at home – I think one councillor thought we create no rubbish when at home) is to be better managed – including a review of the free on-site newspaper as that causes a litter problem.
The main concern though was what was happening outside the fence. GFL recognise the problems, and are having ongoing discussions with the surrounding villages to come up with the right solutions. GFL have promised to provide 24 hour cover (in 3 shifts) of a police sergeant and 6 PCs to be stationed in Pilton (over and above what the police themselves consider necessary) as well as other extra security measures.
As the meeting progresses, it becomes evident that there is a small group – about 15 – of locals present who are fed up with the problems the Festival causes them. As Mark tries to continue through the extra village measures, their moaning becomes ever louder. As Mark tries to finish off with “it was always a great festival and now it’s a well managed and well planned festival” a voice is clearly heard to say “you don’t give a stuff and you never have”. Mark insists that they “can work together to solve outstanding problems”.
It becomes clear that the villagers present were not happy with the security personel this year, and demand extra police rather than private security.
The Council’s own officer – Chris Malcolmson – now delivers his report. His responsibility is ensuring compliance of any laws as well as any specific PEL conditions. He believes that the “issues of the villagers have been addressed in the application, or will be in the licence”, and sees no reason to refuse the PEL. He believes that the vast majority of non-ticket holders were intent on crime rather than getting inside the site, and says that if the unofficial car parks were stopped then there would be nowhere for the criminals to park. GFL are attempting to come to arrangements with those involved, but there is then some discussion on what measures could be taken against those operators. The words used to explain the Police refusal to comment I understood to mean they believed that those operators could be committing an offence for which they could be prosecuted.
Chief Superintendent John Buckley (of ASC) wasn’t very supportive of the 2002 application. I remember sitting through about an hour and a half of his concerns at the beginning of the year. The change now is astounding. He is brief, and generally supportive. A very good summary was given: “If we felt these measures were inadequate we would be objecting”. From a man who hates to commit to anything, that’s as strong words of support as he’s ever likely to give.
Of the ticket-less outside, he believes that the majority were intent on crime. He mentions that there are 5 police forces around the country that suffer similarly from criminals at large events, and they are starting to plan joint action to tackle it.
Although there is good support from the Police, the Council’s compliance officer and others such as the Fire Service, during questions and discussions it’s becoming clear that there is stronger and more confident opposition from some members of the Regulatory Board. I’m starting to get worried about which way it will go.
It’s the public’s chance to express their concerns next. They are reminded that each new speaker is not to cover ground raised by previous speakers. They’re aware of this, and all but one speak from pre-prepared notes. This is obviously a concerted campaign.
These people are obviously very unhappy about the problems the Festival cause them, and I’m sure have good reasons for their unhappiness. But for most, I’m not convinced that any measures would be enough – they want shot of the festival, for good, and suggestions are made that it should find another site (where exactly? I don’t think anywhere new would be welcoming of a festival even half its size.)
Here are some quotes (these are VERY typical – not choice selections!): “a war-zone” “a very real threat to public order” “to approve the application would be a mockery … elected members don’t really represent those who elected them” “has the Council considered that the Festival would be offensive to Muslims …” [not some Muslims, all of them, apparently – ed] “… and as such would be the target for a terrorist attack”. [Because of course, all Muslims are terrorists, aren’t they? – ed] “we are not going to remain victims of this Festival – we will fight back” “significant environmental damage”
These are such a lovely bunch of people, I wish I was married to them. One lady in the gallery was heard to say “hippies” with total disgust … but I’m convinced she’d be welcoming of those of a different skin colour.
In the end, the major discussion was about Section 17 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998. It appeared those against had been doing a LOT of homework. This law places a poorly defined (if the words used in the hearing were accurate) obligation on a council to ensure it doesn’t do things to increase crime in its area. The Council’s own solicitor seemed to think the Council would not be breaking Section 17 by granting a PEL, whilst the objectors did. Although other legal reasons to refuse the PEL were tossed around – such as the fitness of the applicant to run the event (including a rather underhand attempt to have Michael Eavis branded a criminal), and the environmental damage, this was the one used with the fullest force.
When it came to the vote a motion was put to refuse the PEL. It went 5-4 for the motion, and against the Festival. Michael immediately left the room, and missed a second vote, also carried 5-4; that they’d welcome another application from GFL, but for a different site. Quite why they didn’t get on the horse themselves to run Michael out of town I don’t know.
After a few minutes to compose himself, Michael emerged to state that an appeal (which is heard by magistrates – essentially to see if the Regulatory Board had given proper legal reasons for refusal) would be lodged in the morning. The Festival has been refused a licence before, has always appealed, and has always won. (The licence application wasn’t heard in 2001 – it was withdrawn when it became obvious that it would be legitimately refused.)
On speaking to some of those involved – all off the record (but not just those close to GFL) there was a very strong opinion that the Festival has very strong grounds for an appeal. I think it unlikely that a magistrate would believe the Regulatory Board’s grounds that Pilton couldn’t be properly policed when the Police themselves believe it can.
GFL has put in extraordinary efforts over the last year and did everything expected and requested in putting on the 2002 Festival. It feels unfair in the extreme that it is now penalised for aspects reasonably outside of its control – certainly much of it outside the licenced area – while at the same time it is willing to put in the necessary effort – and funds – to resolve those problems this time around.
Rink Y Dink: bycycle / battery power sound system
One of the problems about gathering with the sound system, or stage. Is sneeking the kit past the police! Oh, and the small matter of no noisy generator. A solid environmental and ‘involving’ method of power generation. I recommend them to you …….
http://web.ukonline.co.uk/baka/rinky/index.html
The first step to cycle power was simply to attach a car alternator to a bicycle wheel – and it worked! The Mk.1 Dink was only efficient enough to power a small ghetto-blaster, but soon it was mobile…
The breakthrough came when Dan met Bill Wright, who had been working for years designing super-efficient generators to power radio equipment for Flying Doctors in Africa. Bill had designed a unit with an (unrivalled) efficiency of 70% (most generators manage only …%); Dan bought his prototype moving magnet generator, and it powers the RinkyDink to this day.
From that moment, the RinkyDink Sound System has become a familiar and welcome sight at festivals, environmental showcases and street events throughout Europe as well as Britain. On one occasion they even stopped a riot…
It was a hot afternoon on one of London’s anti- Criminal Justice Bill demos, and the Dink arrived in Hyde Park just as people were getting a bit worked-up after a long afternoon’s march, and a few scuffles were beginning to turn serious… But with RinkyDink favourites like ‘Sugar Sugar’ and ‘Dancing Queen’, smiling and dancing seemed to be a better idea than fighting; the Dink ended up leading the party out of Hyde Park again, dispersing a happy crowd in its wake.
Over the last couple of years, through being so visible, so audible, the RinkyDink has gathered attention and a group of fellow-travellers which extend the concept and the possibilities much further.
Surveillance Camera Players: new links
http://www.notbored.org/the-scp.html
We The New York Surveillance Camera Players, an anarcho-situationist link in a network have finished the last of five articles on the technology of surveillance cameras. Culled entirely from “open source intelligence,” each article is like an entry in a yet to be written encyclopedia
1. Microwaves and wireless cameras http://www.notbored.org/microwaves.html
2. Helicopters http://www.notbored.org/helicopters.html
3. Spy planes http://www.notbored.org/spy-planes.html
4. Uninhabited Aerial Vehicles http://www.notbored.org/UAV.html
5. Border Patrol http://www.notbored.org/border-patrol.html
There may be others in this series, which is intended to educate both activists and the general public about the rapidly expanding field of government surveillance.
7E ‘Talking Head’ Video Phone for the lone reporter
There is a growing trend on the news, from distant locations, to send a reporter with a small suitcase containing compact equipment. This enables a ‘talking head’ in front of a sceen type shot. Unlike all the kit, normally implied, and with the attendent crew. This can be operated by the individual. The picture is a little pixilated still. But having seen reports on CNN and BBC from Afghaistan and the like, it adds much imediacy to the situalion, quality being of less importance.
I want one, for dealing with evidence and police, here in the uk 🙂
http://www.7e.com/content/products/th_1.htm
Live video & audio contribution on demand via ISDN & Inmarsat satellite services
The 7E ‘Talking Head’ series video reporter units are rugged, portable and suitable for location work anywhere in the world where there is an ISDN line or a suitable Inmarsat terminal. Housed in a waterproof case and using tried and tested technology, the unit can be used in the harshest of environments with complete confidence. Simplicity and flexibility of operation for the lone reporter has been the keyword in the product’s development,
datasheet (55KB) http://www.7e.com/PDF/7E_th1.pdf
Northern Arts Tactical Offensive [NATO] Exhibition
Exhibition in Manchester
Northern Arts Tactical Offensive – Previous entries on my blog, about all this at:
http://tash_lodge.blogspot.com/2002_09_15_tash_lodge_archive.html#81885822
Stonehenge Solstice Celebration
Had previously told you of various Stonehenge newsgroups.
Now, a new ‘front page’ has been created, linking to all these. Can be checked out at:
http://www.stonehengesolsticecelebration.org
Details of the stonehengeentertainmentsdiscussion group at:
http://tash_lodge.blogspot.com/2002_09_29_tash_lodge_archive.html#82568533
Stonehenge Video Selection on Webserver
Main frameset: http://tash.dns2go.com
Since have recently fixed my webserver, I have selected some ‘direct’ links to work connected with Stonehenge:
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/Forgive_our_trespasses_320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/NewAge_Trav_320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/Operation_Solstice_320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/Post_Bfield_Newsnight320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/sevendaysStoneyX_320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/SpiritofAlbion_320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/Stonehenge_Pilgrimage_320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/Stonehenge86_320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/Stonehenge93_Seye_320x240.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/Vtape-WVX320x240/Trashed_320x240.wvx
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slideshows 640×480:
http://tash.dns2go.com/WVX640X480/Henge2001_14Sherwood640x480.wvx
http://tash.dns2go.com/WVX640X480/Henge2001_Parne_Gadje_Kegome640x480.wvx
Stonehenge Solstice Celebration 2003: News just in ……!
PRESS RELEASE
December 2002
Stonehenge Solstice Celebration 2003
The Stonehenge Solstice Celebration Co Ltd has been set up to administer a legal, not-for-profit celebration of life, love and unity over the Summer Solstice period in 2003.
This celebration is designed to complement the existing ‘Managed Open Access’ at Stonehenge itself, which has been running successfully for three years. Proposals for a celebration, at some distance from Stonehenge, have repeatedly been encouraged at meetings this year by both the Police and English Heritage, to fulfil the need and desire for a Midsummer celebration in the community at large.
It is proposed that the celebration will last for a week, and will be free at the point of entry, although a charge per vehicle will be levied for parking, to assist the sustainability of the project. It will be community-based and will operate to the highest possible ecological standards. We are looking at alternative energy sources, full recycling, and a minimal use of plastics on site.
‘Be the change that you want to see in this world’ is our guiding principle, to quote Mahatma Gandhi.
It is our goal to:
– integrate the spirit of community with a rich mixture of culture, music, art, spiritual values, healing, ecology and education
– bridge the gap between the people and the authorities across the whole generational, cultural and ethnic spectrum
– provide a platform for mutual respect and the development of communication skills
– restore peace and harmony to our world through the enrichment of all our lives
We will be inviting applications from a wide range of high-quality, organic food vendors and other stall-holders. Artists, performers and teachers everywhere are encouraged to participate, as well as representatives of charities and other organizations committed to making the world a better place. We intend to involve the local community as fully as possible, and to create an event that will be family-friendly. All are welcomed who come in peace.
This initial press release is intended to communicate the current status of the project and to aid the search for a suitable venue for the celebration, so that the myriad groups interested in its manifestation can begin a major fund-raising operation, as well as preparing and submitting the necessary permit applications.
The proposed Stonehenge Solstice Celebration is unlike anything that has ever been done before. We anticipate that fundraising will come from the unlikeliest sources, people that none of us may yet know who have also been carrying the prospect of a Stonehenge Solstice Celebration in their hearts for all these years. For the last three decades in particular, people from all walks of life have celebrated Stonehenge and carried its significance into social, spiritual and political arenas of extraordinary diversity.
To conclude, this celebration, like ‘Managed Open Access’, is about a particular time and place – Stonehenge and the Summer Solstice. Midsummer celebrations, centred on the solstice, have a long and illustrious history. The Summer Solstice is the centrepiece of a solar year that was of the utmost importance to the builders of Stonehenge, who raised their sarsen temple towards it over 4,000 years ago, in a landscape that has been sacred for 10,000 years. We don’t know what they did there, but we can infer that the celebrations focused on an endlessly repeating seasonal cycle that is in stark contrast to the modern world of linear time and the wanton exploitation of nature. Stonehenge takes us back in time to that place, and renews that promise every Midsummer.
And it’s worth noting that we’re also reviving a celebration that has manifested itself in various forms at other times. Throughout recorded history, fire festivals and symbolic representations of the turning of the solar year, including burning wheels and bonfires, were widespread at the Summer Solstice, and there are records of Midsummer celebrations taking place at Stonehenge at various times from the 13th to the 19th centuries, long before the Druids, pagans or any of us turned up, and long before the free festival.
We are part of a bigger picture.
Stonehenge Solstice Celebration 2003: News just in ……!
PRESS RELEASE
December 2002
Stonehenge Solstice Celebration 2003
The Stonehenge Solstice Celebration Co Ltd has been set up to administer a legal, not-for-profit celebration of life, love and unity over the Summer Solstice period in 2003.
This celebration is designed to complement the existing ‘Managed Open Access’ at Stonehenge itself, which has been running successfully for three years. Proposals for a celebration, at some distance from Stonehenge, have repeatedly been encouraged at meetings this year by both the Police and English Heritage, to fulfil the need and desire for a Midsummer celebration in the community at large.
It is proposed that the celebration will last for a week, and will be free at the point of entry, although a charge per vehicle will be levied for parking, to assist the sustainability of the project. It will be community-based and will operate to the highest possible ecological standards. We are looking at alternative energy sources, full recycling, and a minimal use of plastics on site.
‘Be the change that you want to see in this world’ is our guiding principle, to quote Mahatma Gandhi.
It is our goal to:
– integrate the spirit of community with a rich mixture of culture, music, art, spiritual values, healing, ecology and education
– bridge the gap between the people and the authorities across the whole generational, cultural and ethnic spectrum
– provide a platform for mutual respect and the development of communication skills
– restore peace and harmony to our world through the enrichment of all our lives
We will be inviting applications from a wide range of high-quality, organic food vendors and other stall-holders. Artists, performers and teachers everywhere are encouraged to participate, as well as representatives of charities and other organizations committed to making the world a better place. We intend to involve the local community as fully as possible, and to create an event that will be family-friendly. All are welcomed who come in peace.
This initial press release is intended to communicate the current status of the project and to aid the search for a suitable venue for the celebration, so that the myriad groups interested in its manifestation can begin a major fund-raising operation, as well as preparing and submitting the necessary permit applications.
The proposed Stonehenge Solstice Celebration is unlike anything that has ever been done before. We anticipate that fundraising will come from the unlikeliest sources, people that none of us may yet know who have also been carrying the prospect of a Stonehenge Solstice Celebration in their hearts for all these years. For the last three decades in particular, people from all walks of life have celebrated Stonehenge and carried its significance into social, spiritual and political arenas of extraordinary diversity.
To conclude, this celebration, like ‘Managed Open Access’, is about a particular time and place – Stonehenge and the Summer Solstice. Midsummer celebrations, centred on the solstice, have a long and illustrious history. The Summer Solstice is the centrepiece of a solar year that was of the utmost importance to the builders of Stonehenge, who raised their sarsen temple towards it over 4,000 years ago, in a landscape that has been sacred for 10,000 years. We don’t know what they did there, but we can infer that the celebrations focused on an endlessly repeating seasonal cycle that is in stark contrast to the modern world of linear time and the wanton exploitation of nature. Stonehenge takes us back in time to that place, and renews that promise every Midsummer.
And it’s worth noting that we’re also reviving a celebration that has manifested itself in various forms at other times. Throughout recorded history, fire festivals and symbolic representations of the turning of the solar year, including burning wheels and bonfires, were widespread at the Summer Solstice, and there are records of Midsummer celebrations taking place at Stonehenge at various times from the 13th to the 19th centuries, long before the Druids, pagans or any of us turned up, and long before the free festival.
We are part of a bigger picture.
‘Spirit of Albion’
With so much discussion of the ‘Beanfield’, of late [radio 4 prog etc], I thought I would celebrate the repair of my webserver, by introducing ‘The Spirit of Albion’, a film I contributed to on similar issues, but is a little more optimistic.
Produced in assocation with Britain’s “New Age Gypsies”, ALBION is politically, emotionally and spiritually a very moving film, providing a unique insight into the ways of travelling communities, the new nomads such as the Peace Convoy and Rainbow Village, who contue to be the object of authoritarian hatred and brutality as they struggle to re-establish the ancient right to gather for solstice celebrations at Stonehenge; and search for an end to human exploitation and global destruction in the New Age of our planet.
A Film By: Richard Philpott
Poems By: William Blake
Music By: Simon Jeffes & Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Test Department, Mike Westbrook, Flying Patrol Group, Group Ar Marmouz Meur, Bijan, Jan.
Zooid Pictures Limited For Channel Four Television (Uk 1987, 58 Minutes)
Tash’s Webserver http://tash.dns2go.com
Well gosh! I’ve have a ‘webserver’ running on my own machine for a couple of years now. However, recently, it been all broken down, and didn’t work! Shame really, ‘cos there is 2.6Gb of encoded video, slide shows and generally ‘big stuff’ that costs a load to put up on someone else’s webserver.
Still, do take a peek. Long time since I’ve been able to show you this work ……!
Think I might celebrate with a smoke.
Do you know your arse from your elbow?
Do you know your arse from your elbow? Check this out. There are a series of pictures were you get the test your ability with a quiz. If you wanna know, I just scored 12 out of 14. Cool eh?
Tash on YouTube
