About
skitz.org is a collection of thoughts, experiences and memories, expressed through photos, drawings and words.
If you have time, why not sit down with a cup of coffee, kick back with our hapless anti-hero and poke about whats loosely classed as his mind.
Don't know where to start? Perhaps browse the (as yet uncompleted) site map or for more information on all things skitz, go here.
Currently
Working on- Plotting and Planning 15.06
- Packing 16.09
- Re-Tagging MP3s 28.05
- Organising PC Programs 06.04
- Less Currently »
Au Revoir by
Flight Of The Conchords
from the album
Flight Of The Conchords
Future
Events- Not too much for the foreseeable future
- Photos 200odd outstanding...
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- Birthdays/Anniversary;
- NY;
- DIY
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- Hall seat inc shoe storage
- Garage uprights sand/paint/seal
- Shed sand/stain
- Make good kitchen walls (Sand/Tidy up Mag paint)
- Crimp electrics
- Move router.
- Downstaits Cat 5e extension
- Clip loft cables
- skitz
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- re-order categories/sub-cats inc specials:movies/books/photos (skitz.org);
- Edit Posting Conventions - Reviews / Sub-cats / Photos (skitz.org);
- CatUpgrades and merge all cats
- Change all pic entries to inc 20... and M1;
- Need to look at accessibility 508, bobby watchfire, xhtml (skitz.org);
- Updates Google Maps (Webroot 1.3.4.5);
- Update photo archives/metadata (Webroot 1.4.5);
- change all passwords;
- create user accounts for server based services;
- Schedule archives for used progs, data etc and configure scsi/usb storage;
- Migrate GBPVR and cards (50%);
- get MVP to work with gbpvr;
Elsewhere
- Londonist
- Escape Adulthood
- BoingBoing
- LifeHacker
- Daily Cup of Tech
- Digg
- Me(ish).org
- Kottke
- Spikey
- Smully
- electric biscuit online
- EDTV
- del.icio.us/skitz »
- Elsewhere »
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Standards
This website is (mostly) built (and becoming moreso) using XHTML 1.1 and CSS. This site is best viewed on my monitor with Firefox 1.5 and should look like this. If it doesn't you might as well be using a fish; Internet Explorer I'm looking at you.
Burn
Even Old Harry needs a holiday from time to time.
As a student I spent a considerable amount of time roaming the streets of Oxford and spending time in town was a change of scene. The trickier part was avoiding the shoppers/tourists during daylight hours and buses/taxis late at night. If you have time to sit and people watch, perhaps in one of the many cafes or bars with a good book and a coffee or a pint to keep you company, I cannot recommend it highly enough.
If you want a taster of a regular day in Oxford, click here (opens in new window) to see a panorama from the centre of Oxford in front of Carfax Tower, including Cornmarket St, the High Street, St Aldates and Queen St.