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1546 - The geometry of East London
Lisa and I are in London - this afternoon and tomorrow - visiting the Hotelympia show at the Excel centre in docklands. More on that tomorrow, but I couldn't resist taking the architectural geometry of he area in a few pictures. Above - the lift and stair shaft up to the bridge over the dock. ....

1545 - Letting new visitors know we provide training courses
I never see the most downloaded image on my website. Well - hardly ever. Here it is: Brash? Yes! Bright? Yes! It's an advertising link, to let people who arrive at our web site looking for technical information (and there are thousands a day) know that we can help them with training courses ....

1544 - FSB, EGM, AGM.
Well that was a VERY odd evening ... an Extraordinary General Meeting (in deed as well as in title) of the local FSB Branch, followed by the delayed AGM at which a committee was elected. "No Comment" on events - except to say it was eventful; I've never been at a meeting quite like it though others ....

1543 - Learning Object Oriented Principles (and perhaps Java)
During an intensive 3 day Java course last week, I gave an introduction to the principles of Object Oriented Design, and a very short segment on design principles (there's a limit to how much can be covered in three days, and Java itself was the main topic). As a follow up to that course, I promise ....

1542 - Are nasty programs looking for security holes on your server?
Looking through my log file reports for the last week, I have found the following in my "failed requests" log.  546: /errors.php   52:   /errors.php?error=http://www.beautiful-america.com/admin/id.txt?   42:   /errors.php?error=http://www. ....

1541 - Colour, Composition or Content
Is it the colour, the content or the composition that most makes a picture? I have heard arguments - but I don't know the answer. But I do know I have uploaded a lot of pictures that I like in the last hour or two. I like the colour of the reflection in the windows - this is the Royal Liver bu ....

1540 - Chinese New Year
Microsoft taking over Yahoo ... Sun taking over MySQL ... Oracle taking over BEA. I knew we had just celebrated the Chinese new year and I was wondering what you're we're into. I think it must be the year of the takeover! ....

1539 - A forum is not always the best vehicle
"Please try to give solution for dis problem asap." writes a contributor to our Opentalk forum - where we answer technical / programming questions on the subjects that we teach (link to Opentalk). Opentalk was set up as a service for our course delegates - I really want to know what questions com ....

1538 - Teaching Object Oriented Java with Students and Ice Cream
"I'm getting tired of students. Can we do something else". So said my delegates at Cardiff University today. So we did Ice Cream and other deserts! Perhaps I had better explain. I'm running a Java Course there, and looking for examples of classes and objects to write about. At the start of the c ....

1537 - To Wales - where theres still a toll on the bridge
As I drove to Cardiff this morning, I paid my £5.30 to cross over the Severn into Wales, and thought of the luck of the Scots who have just had the tolls lifted from the Forth and Tay bridges ... ....

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