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guyweb articles about contact search resequencing ram it down october 15th, 2014 ram it down, judas priest’s troubled late-eighties attempt at returning to their heavy metal roots, has always been a difficult album for me to listen to. i recently worked out why. firstly the sequencing, or song order, is all wrong. secondly, they missed some of the better songs from the recording sessions off the album entirely. it always struck me as an odd decision to follow the quick, eager pace of the opening title track with “heavy metal” – possibly the weakest track on the entire album. indeed this track sounds almost like a casio keyboard with the ‘fingered’ chord accompaniment on auto-pilot. as a track it starts well with (i assume) glenn tipton practising some finger exercise arpeggio scales harking back to the sort of thing eddie van halen was predisposed to in their early days (think the darth vader scene in back to the future). even so, ram it down the song is so potent despite the corny lyrics that it would be far more sensible to answer it with the equally fast paced hard as iron. this is a song left languishing at the end of side one of the original vinyl. slightly slowing the pace, but just tiny bit, i’d place the off-cut thunder road (an bonus extra on the reissued point of entry) third in the running order. this track really is a gem and i can’t work out exactly how this didn’t make the cut when the completely unmemorable love zone did. now, three songs in i’d be inclined to finally slow the pace. and here’s where i’d put another lost track – fire burns below. you’d be forgiven for thinking that you were listening to the soundtrack to terminator 2 as the familiar eerie mechanical drum pattern reverberates through your speakers. the obviously programmed drums are perhaps the contentious part of an otherwise amazing piece of music. but they can be overlooked for the truly soulful and melodic acoustic guitar solo which makes way for some exceptional dual electric guitar harmonies. this song is made available as a bonus track of the stained class reissue despite being another outtake from the ram it down sessions. having temporarily slowed down the pace it feels appropriate to get things going again. come and get it is a reasonable riff laden rocker. if fairly pedestrian, it does at least have a little edge to it. from here i once again slow down proceedings for the epic blood red skies. another song let down by the synthetic drums, it was recently revisited in a live setting for the epitaph tour where it finally had the opportunity to shine. if i were to miss off all the tracks that perhaps shouldn’t make the cut then i’d probably stick monsters of rock on the end and call that the album. this would give us: ram it down hard as iron thunder road fire burns below come and get it blood red skies monsters of rock but seven songs is a pretty short album! so a careful bit of sequencing with the remaining tracks gives us a complete playlist that, when listened to in sequence, doesn’t make a bad album at all: ram it down hard as iron thunder road fire burns below come and get it blood red skies i’m a rocker love you to death monsters of rock johnny b. goode love zone heavy metal i do think that despite its shortcomings, heavy metal makes a reasonable album closer. love zone is the poorest track on the entire album and i’m inclined to cut it completely. johnny b. goode is actually ok if you forget the heritage whilst i’m a rocker makes a harmless mid album filler track. so, give it a go – with a little resequencing you may find the reasonable (by no means best) judas priest album that could have been. now, if only they made the stock, aitken and waterman material available.. coming back to life october 12th, 2014 it’s been quiet round these parts for the last couple of years. no particular reason why. someone said i should write up my experience of leading the redevelopment of the open university online student help centre. this feels like a good place to do it. over the next few months i plan to cover managing a multi-disciplinary team, user experience design for the open university, targeting personalised content, responding to feedback, agile development, insights and analytics, effective stakeholder engagement and public sector procurement processes. how to improve google calendar for mobile devices may 4th, 2011 here’s a real scenario. i went to the dentist the other day for my annual check up. whilst paying the fee, the receptionist offered to set up my next appointment. “can you do 3pm on the 26th april next year?” she asked. i pulled out my mobile phone, a nokia e72, and fired up opera mini to open my google calendar. i couldn’t check if i was free. why not? google calendar mobile is a really useful mobile web app that enables people to quickly add events using natural language like “dental appointment at oxford house on 26th april 2012 at 3pm”. here’s what it looks like . as you can see, rather than presenting a typical high-level calendar view, it presents the day view for the current date or the next day that has some appointments. when it comes to finding out if one is free for an appointment on a specific date in the distant future there is a massive problem. it is really difficult to goto a specific date to see if you have any appointments that might conflict with a proposed date and time. it seems really strange that google provides a service without a search facility! sure, i can browse to events by paging through next and previous links but this is only useful if i want to check if i’m free in the near future. it’s somewhat tedious, time consuming and impractical to paginate thorough endless pages to get to a date one year hence to check availability for a dental appointment. to fix this i suggest google add a “check availability” button that accepts the same natural language ad the “add event” button. so i could type “26 april 2012” and it would have a look and say “no appointments on the 26th april” followed by the add event button. or it would list all the appointments on that day if there were any. this would make an already useful app even more useful and remove the requirement to jump through endless hoops to sync google calendar with my phone’s calendar. new adventures in web design march 16th, 2011 the 20th of january is almost two months ago now and yet i’m only just getting around to jotting down my thoughts on simon collison’s inaugural new adventures conference . my excuse is that on the day itself and indeed the month leading up to, and the month following the conference, i had a terrible chest infection that left me quite worn out. in fact on the day of the conference itself i was struggling to breathe properly and ended up leaving early, missing the final two speakers entirely. this wasn’t a massive issue for me at the time as i’d seen andy clarke speak plenty of times before and had seen brendan dawes at last year’s future of web design in london. plenty of other attendees cite andy and brendan as the highlights of the day but i came away with my own highlights from a stack of great speakers. for me, greg wood’s talk on art direction and editorial design on the web was the one that fascinated me the most. greg had undertaken a small research study to discover how people engaged with his content in the standard blog template format versus an art directed version with graphics and textual treatments. his presentation was all about his findings and his inspiration. i wish i could link to the slides from his talk but i’ve yet to locate them. if you visit his website you’ll get the general idea though as he art directs all the articles too. i remember jason santa-maria introducing the approach at @media a few years back . if you’ve got the talent and time to put this kind of effort into your articles then it certainly seems to pay off. i’d not seen greg speak before, i’m not sure he’s done much of it, but he was entertaining and to

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Domain name:
guyweb.co.uk

Registrant:
Helen Ratcliffe

Registrant type:
UK Individual

Registrant's address:
6 Fadmoor Place
Emerson Valley
Milton Keynes
Buckinghamshire
MK4 1HL
United Kingdom

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Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 10-Dec-2012

Registrar:
Knightmaster Enterprises UK Ltd t/a Hostzone [Tag = HOSTZONE]
URL: http://www.hostzone.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 24-Apr-2000
Expiry date: 24-Apr-2018
Last updated: 25-Apr-2016

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

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OWNER

  ORGANIZATION Helen Ratcliffe

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ADDRESS
6 Fadmoor Place
Emerson Valley
Milton Keynes
Buckinghamshire
MK4 1HL
United Kingdom
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  CREATED 2000-04-24

  CHANGED 2016-04-25

STATUS
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