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    G-Room Review Videoblog Part V – Shaving Cream

    ByLloyd Davis November 10, 2005

    At last the stubble comes off cleanly when I test the G-Room shaving cream using my cheap disposable razor. Now my face is lovely and soft. Listen out for the classic catch phrases: “It’s very fresh, that’s nice, I like that” , “Ow, don’t poke you’re eye out on the tap, Lloyd” and “Oooh, my…

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    Perhaps they haven’t been reading lately…or perhaps they have!

    ByLloyd Davis November 9, 2005

    Thanks to Euan for pointing out that Perfect Path is up for an award at this year’s International Information Industry Awards The shortlist for Best Implementation of a Business Blog is: Ask Jack/The Guardian English Cut Panlibus (the Talis blog for librarians) Perfect Path UK FOIA blog So clearly, I’m gobsmacked and chuffed to be…

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    G-Room Review Videoblog Part IV – Face Wash

    ByLloyd Davis November 4, 2005

    OK, we’ve had “Man empties shopping bag”, “Man washes body”, “Man washes hair” now get ready for “Man washes face” with Fairy Liquid. So now you know why I don’t need to wear rubber gloves on my face….or something. tags: g-room & face+wash & videoblog & london & blogvertising

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    G-room Review Videoblog Part III – Shampoo

    ByLloyd Davis November 2, 2005

    OK so since both women I’ve lunched with so far this week have begged me to put up another one – here’s part three – Shampoo! I thought long and hard while in the Perfect Path Editing Suite about whether to cut or censor the scenes of mild and accidental nudity that occur in this…

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    G-Room Review Videoblog Part II – Shower Gel

    ByLloyd Davis October 27, 2005

    OK a bit more detail on this. These products were given to me free by the g-room (on London’s Carnaby St) on the understanding that if I had anything interesting to say about them, I’d probably blog it, in a blogvertising sort of way. I haven’t been otherwise paid for this, neither did I receive…

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    I’m back!

    ByLloyd Davis October 26, 2005

    Phew! My first serious blog holiday on Perfect Path. For those of you who don’t know, a fortnight ago I went away for a few days in Brighton to refresh the batteries. When I got back, I really was not refreshed enough and so I’ve done very little since then. But this morning I’ve just…

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    Liquid Trust – doesn’t quite do what it says on the tin

    ByLloyd Davis October 10, 2005

    Most comment spam on this site gets deleted within a few hours of posting (that’s because I’m very rarely unconnected for that long!) It’s also usually either a generic comment like “Nice Site! Keep up the hard work! Meanwhile you might be interested in…” or else it’s completely irrelevant. However, I thought I’d share the…

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    Theodore Zeldin: The Art of Conversation

    ByLloyd Davis October 7, 2005

    If you want to gain trust in your profession, conversation is the best way to achieve it. Nowadays we do much more talking than we did in the past but we haven’t studied conversation. Talk is different from conversation. In the beginning, people were scared to talk, it was dangerous to say the wrong thing,…

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    Sean Gourley: The Costs and Benefits of Network Approaches

    ByLloyd Davis October 7, 2005

    Intelligent Agents Adaptive Systems – centralised networks and the effects of congestion. Examples: Small World network – six degrees of separation and ordered network with a few random links. Scale Free network characterised by most nodes having very few connections but a few having many – like the www with hubs and super-hubs. Exponential network…

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    Andrew Hudson-Smith: Mapping how people act on and off-line

    ByLloyd Davis October 7, 2005

    Life in the metaverse – 30 days in ActiveWorlds. Shows us a demo of ActiveWorlds with lots of caveats about the clunkiness of the interface and the cheesiness of the music. He walks around the world and meets people. The default avatar for people who haven’t paid sucks and people who have paid aren’t very…

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