SwipeStudy – now available on the Intel Appup store

Tweet Swipestudy is a flash-card study tool for the smartphone age, very useful for studying foreign languages and preparing for exams and best of all its all free. If you’re running Windows you can download it as an App here otherwise just goto http://swipestudy.com on your PC or smartphone. You can see what people are ...

Social Networks – a Darwinian Perspective.

Interesting application of Darwinian theory to social networks from Justin Milne until recently head of broadband at Telstra.

The net in all its forms, wired or wireless, fixed or mobile has become the greatest contributor to the spread of memes the world has ever seen. Never have so many people been able to share so many ideas or concentrate their intelligence so rapidly.

Twitter as History: Library of Congress Will Save Tweets

Perhaps maybe we should put more thought into our tweets now that they’ll be history

Achilles Statue London: 19th century recycled French Canons

The 33 ton bronze statue was erected in Hyde Park 1822 by the swooning “Women of England”

My Transit of Venus, Sydney 2004 / Bristol, England 2012

Transits of Venus are among the rarest of predictable astronomical phenomena occurring every 243 years