 'Those in the know can tell the time at a glance, others will have to work it out from the complex movement of ball bearings, cogs and levers' from Amazon.co.uk |
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Clock Time Machine - Gadget
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Very, very long camera shutter exposure
 The longest camera shutter exposure If you are into cameras and photography you will know that you can leave the shutter open for a few seconds to capture an image. This exposure, claimed to be the longest, is for six months and was done of the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol, England. What's more it was not your normal camera,. but a pinhole camera made out of a drinks can. Nice one. |
Monday, October 11, 2010
Cosmic Rocket from the Science Museum
 Experience exciting rocket-launching fun with this vinegar and baking powder fuelled rocket. Make the rocket, take it outside, fuel it up and watch it blast off with amazing thrust and fly up to 30 feet. from Amazon.co.uk |
Sunday, October 10, 2010
The People's Queen By Vanora Bennett
| The people's queen in Vanora Bennett's new novel is Alice Perrers, and it is not unfair to describe her as a medieval Essex girl. An orphan and a commoner, she rose, thanks to her native wit and the accumulation of powerful men, to a position of wealth and influence as the scandalous mistress of Edward III. Shopping from Amazon.co.uk |
Saturday, October 09, 2010
The knowledge of coffee
Find out about coffee the easy way
Finding out about coffee, what it is, how its grown, the different types and so on is so much easier the way the Oatmeal explains it with his graphics and humour.
Friday, October 08, 2010
Monsters Inc. [2002] [DVD]
| Monstropolis City is powered by energy garnered from children's screams, which are collected by the workers at Monsters Incorporated. James P. Sullivan and his sarcastic assistant Mike are Monster Inc.'s top scarers, but when Sulley inadvertently lets a small girl into the monster world things start to go awry. Shopping from Amazon.co.uk |
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