Flashing LEDs
I’m learning about electronics. I just made this! I followed instructions in a free e-book.
[youtube o5F1k_JTnWk nolink]
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Wednesday
11
February
2009
Wednesday
15
October
2008
Blog Action Day 2008 – Poverty
Today is Blog Action Day. Please take just five minutes of your life to watch these two videos. I hope they inpire you! You can visit the Blog Action Day website to find out more.
[youtube tnOJHVdZbJ0 nolink]
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Wednesday
20
August
2008
The Big Knit is Back!
And this year, I’m taking part!
[youtube KlxHaeo2NuU nolink]
Visit Innocent to find out more.
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Monday
18
August
2008
Sunday
17
August
2008
Britain From Above
“An epic journey revealing the secrets, patterns and hidden rhythms of our lives from a striking new perspective.”
This series is brilliant! And for me it’s an exciting new way of delivering TV content online: the whole series is there, but as short clips, fititng the way people tend to use the web. And they let you embed it! Time for my website to get a bit wider again; it’s gradually creeping to the edges of the screen with every new feature that I add.
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Saturday
9
August
2008
Island Records
Island Records have a YouTube channel! You can’t embed their videos into your own website though.
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Tuesday
8
July
2008
Thursday
3
July
2008
Where the Hell is Matt?
[youtube zlfKdbWwruY nolink]
It’s better if you watch the video on Matt’s website in very high quality.
I find this so inspiring!
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Monday
23
June
2008
Wednesday
18
June
2008
Ugly – Sugababes
[youtube qN4VOFeSc-4 nolink]
Watch the official version from Island Records on YouTube – they won’t let you embed it into your own website, though.
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Tuesday
17
June
2008
Saturday
14
June
2008
Sir Eglamore – Kate Rusby
[youtube JgidfxhVAFU nolink]
Sir Eglamore was a valiant knight,
Fa la lanky down dilly,
He took up his sword and he went to fight,
Fa la lanky down dilly.
As he rode o’er hill and dale,
All armored in a coat of mail,
Fa la la-n-fa, da-n-da da-n-fa, lanky down dilly.
Out came a dragon from her den,
Fa la lanky down dilly,
That killed God knows how many men,
Fa la lanky down dilly.
When she saw Sir Eglamore,
You should have hear that dragon roar
Fa la la-n-fa, da-n-da da-n-fa, lanky down dilly.
Well, then the trees began to shake,
Fa la lanky down dilly,
Horse did tremble and man did quake,
Fa la lanky down dilly.
The birds betook them all to peep,
It would have made a grown man weep,
Fa la la-n-fa, da-n-da da-n-fa, lanky down dilly.
But all in vain it was to fear,
Fa la lanky down dilly,
For now they fall to fight like bears,
Fa la lanky down dilly.
To it they go and soundly fight,
The live-long day from more ’till night,
Fa la la-n-fa, da-n-da da-n-fa, lanky down dilly.
This dragon had a plaguey hide,
Fa la lanky down dilly,
That could the sharpest steel abide,
Fa la lanky down dilly.
No sword could enter through her skin,
Which vexed the knight and made her grin,
Fa la la-n-fa, da-n-da da-n-fa, lanky down dilly.
But as in choler she did burn,
Fa la lanky down dilly,
He fetched the dragon a great good turn,
Fa la lanky down dilly,
As a yawning she did fall,
He thrust his sword up, hilt and all,
Fa la la-n-fa, da-n-da da-n-fa, lanky down dilly.
Like a coward she did fly,
Fa la lanky down dilly.
To her den which was hard by,
Fa la lanky down dilly,
There she lay all night and roared,
The knight was sorry for his sword,
Fa la la-n-fa, da-n-da da-n-fa, lanky down dilly.
More about fa-la-lanky-down-dilly-ing…
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