In our industry you need “creativity”. Where does all that creative juice come from? Here’s a behind the scenes tour of of an award-winning creative farm, juicing process and distribution in South West England.

Where does all that creative juice come from? Behind the scenes tour of of an award-winning creative farm, juicing process and distribution in South West England.

I love these, they have absolutly made my day.

edable marzipan critters from the Eugene and Louise Bakery


images from Eugene and Louise.

I went to see this film yesterday.
That, and the fact I’m moving house (again) has got me feeling quite Wombleish about the things that everyday folk leave behind. I mean, there’s just so much of it.

When you're faced with packing up all your stuff you really realise how much stuff you consume, collect and waste.



So I thought that Greetje van Helmond's sugar jewellery was pretty cool. Beautiful, temporary and sustainable – a bit of great design.

Image from Greetje van Helmond.

A foodie, bloggy, yummy event coming up.

nom, nom, nomis "Cook-a-thon for bloggers or like an interactive version of MasterChef".

happening this sunday at the Cookery School on Little Portland Street.

robots in disguise


musical critters


bit violent this one, but i like the little ratty

I'm a bit gutted that i managed to miss the cans festival this weekend - (i was on a boat hanging out with ducks) - but have a look under Waterloo, and see what you can see.
great flickr set here.

The E17 designers have a date set for their next market.
I like the poster.

Details:
FRIDAY 16th MAY
7-10PM
ASIAN CENTRE
18a Orford Road
Walthamstow Village
London
E17 9LN
FREE ENTRY

It looks like the semantic web is about to gain traction with the Yahoo! Search open platform that was announced last month. In summary, Yahoo! is hoping to spread the use of semantic web standards by supporting microformats and RDF - promising enhanced search results for content adhering to such standards.

And with this promise of an enhanced search presence will come the marketing need for publishers to create content that capitalises on this. Just as SEO emerged as an industry all of its own, I expect Semantic Web Optimisation to emerge as an industry all of its own in the very near future.

[Before submitting this post, I quickly searched on the topic (yes - I appreciate the irony of having used Google!) and came across this article - essentially saying the same thing as me above. But please can we not fall into the trap of applying version numbers after "Web" for every evolution in web technology that occurs!]

It looks like the semantic web is about to gain traction with the Yahoo! Search open platform that was announced last month. In summary, Yahoo! is hoping to spread the use of semantic web standards by supporting microformats and RDF - promising enhanced search results for content adhering to such standards.

And with this promise of an enhanced search presence will come the marketing need for publishers to create content that capitalises on this. Just as SEO emerged as an industry all of its own, I expect Semantic Web Optimisation to emerge as an industry all of its own in the very near future.

[Before submitting this post, I quickly searched on the topic (yes - I appreciate the irony of having used Google!) and came across this article - essentially saying the same thing as me above. But please can we not fall into the trap of applying version numbers after “Web” for every evolution in web technology that occurs!]