Typecast

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So I was having a quick glance at Google Maps, trying to work out a route between the train station and a venue and noticed something a little odd on the map.  I've taken a couple of screenshots for you: MAJOR GEEK MOMENT!! Click here to see it on Google Maps It's an aircraft flying quite low over London.  I was quite excited because I hadn't seen this one logged on any of the websites that provide links to the weird and wonderful images caught by satellites or another form of aerial photography.  Seeing the Red Arrows lined up at Blackpool Airport or John Travolta's plane on his driveway always makes me smile.  I know, I know... EDIT :  It appears it has been in the news earlier this year.  It was Picture of the Day in the Telegraph back in February.  I'm still quite excited about *my* first "find" though.

Welcome to my occasional series of recommendations.  I get sent all sorts of little gifts and samples to try out so will highlight some from each month when I have been very impressed with the product or the service.

... between the Blue Peter Presenters from the 1970s and Blue Peter Presenters from the 1980s?

It is always hard to find the words to describe Michael...  Quiet... but loud Intricate... but simplistic Gentle... but harsh Deep... but humorous  Clever... but unassuming Individual. Happy 18th Birthday, Michael.

In October I am taking part in a forum dedicated to finding out about parental perceptions of Meningitis and the vaccines available.  I will also have the opportunity to learn more about the disease.  In the meantime may I ask you to complete the following survey, created by Novartis - one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies?  The results of of this survey will be revealed during the meeting. Thank you NB:  Please just enter " Typecast " or " www.iamtypecast.com " when asked " What blog have you accessed this survey from? " and if you are reading in Google Reader please can you click through to complete the survey. - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = - = -