A very cool idea from local agency Pixillion led to them making the lovely site The Work Cycle. They have some pretty big agencies on there and some really nice photos of pretty bikes in proper use. An early morning start with Matt, Corwin, Ben, Tom and Ally polished our submission which today has gone into the site. Lovely.
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Pictures below…
Big Paper: an open data essential
Best seats, best view #1
Very South By Southwest
Arduino. Proper wires and things.
Best seats, best view #2
Processing Your Freedom data – matrix style
Generating Haiku from Your Freedom data…
Colston Hall – good location for this
Pencil – my favourite tool
Thinking up ideas
Start the day
1. Chris has some crabs
2. So does Rory
3. Adam has a giggle at something Ian said.
4. Ian *is* Iron Man. Or so the eyes suggest…
5. Ben working hard
6. Michaela has the pen jiggles
7. Marta makes tea
8. Adam prefers books with pictures in 
9. Stan and Ant: masters at work
10. Rich shows us his legs
FIN
Just outside the Team Rubber office, there is a HUGE £80,000 screen in Queen Square, courtesy of Hyundai. They’re expecting 11,000 people, so could get a bit noisy….!
Text doesn’t express your feelings brilliantly 
Most email is misunderstood by recipients. 
Same probably goes for blogging, Facebook, Linkedin, Youtube comments, and other things that mostly use text like chat apps and forums.
