Wednesday, December 13. 2006

They took a picture too, the fools...

Apparently I'm going to be featured in The Sentinel tomorrow. Possibly even on pages one and two, the photographer said! Surely something more interesting will happen in the meantime... even in Stoke.

This is thanks (I think... having second thoughts now!) to Mike who asked me if he could write and submit the story as part of his journalism course requirements. I'm not even sure if he's getting credit for the story any more.

No doubt I'll write more once I've had chance to read it.  I'm down in London tomorrow though so I'll have to rely on the online copy.

For anyone that ends up here as a result though (I don't know if they'll actually print my blog address - it was worth a try!) and wants to know more about Poker Dome, click on the banner below. Then click on it again. One click not good enough. It's a security feature, or something.



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Anyone in Stoke, be sure to have a look at the Sentinel tomorrow. By the looks of it, I’m going to be (at least partially - less said the better) responsible for a city-wide humiliation of a respectable IT consultant. Will update with picture to... Comment (1)
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I'll be scanning a copy in and sending it to uni so I'll Bcc you in to it.

Thanks for consenting to be used. :-)
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#1 Mike (Homepage) on 2006-12-13 15:37 (Reply)
One click is fine. I suspect you're using Internet Explorer? The same happens at www.uab.cat. To click on "Estudiar" "Investigar" or "Viure" you have to do two clicks in IE.
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#2 Timothy Barton (Homepage) on 2006-12-14 17:02 (Reply)
Yeah it's cos Flash is apparently too powerful for its own good now. Nice random example though, thanks :-)
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#2.1 Chris (Homepage) on 2006-12-14 17:09 (Reply)

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