Monthly Archives: September 2006

Low blow

Posted on September 4, 2006 by lynsey gedye

Back in the mid 1980s I was holding down three and four part-time jobs, and running some business endeavours on the side, in an attempt to get the kind of income I could’ve achieved had I been able to get … Continue reading →

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cut bait or catch fish?

Posted on September 3, 2006 by lynsey gedye

I’m ‘out the back’ cutting code to bring some of Marica’s research to a new life on the web. Cutting code uses almost every brain cell I’ve got – in this instance I’m working to recreate much of the ‘look … Continue reading →

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the big project – update

Posted on September 2, 2006 by lynsey gedye

Way, way back, on August 4, to be precise, I wrote about how Marica and I are working on a big project and how we’d be out of the loop for a while. And we were, and are – working … Continue reading →

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catalytic projection

Posted on September 1, 2006 by lynsey gedye

I learned from the headlines in the Dominion-Post while standing in the queue in Metro New World that Peter Jackson intends producing the remake of ‘Dam Busters’. I immediately wondered if PJ had visions of flying microlights across Karori dam, … Continue reading →

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