Sunday, 12 September 2010

Google Instant Alphabet

Google search result

a is for argos...

(in the UK anyway)


google.co.uk google.com google.co.jp google.fr

argos

bbc

currys

debenhams

ebay

facebook

google maps

hotmail

itv

john lewis

klm

lotto

msn

next

o2

paypal

qvc

rightmove

sky

tesco

utube

virgin

weather

xbox

youtube

zara

amazon

best buy

craigslist

dictionary

ebay

facebook

gmail

hotmail

ikea

jet blue

kohls

lowes

mapquest

netflix

orbitz

pandora

quotes

rei

sears

target

usps

verizon

weather

xbox

yahoo

zillo

amazon

bmw

canon

docomo

epson

facebook

gmail

his

ipad

jal

kakaku

livedoor

mixi

nhk

ocn

ps3

qvc

rakuten

softbank

twitter

ufj

veoh

wiki

xperia

yahoo

zozo

anpe

but

caf

deezer

ebay

facebook

gmail

hotmail

ikea

juex.fr

kiabi

le bon coin

mappy

nrj

orange

pages jaunes

quelle

ratp

sncf

tf1

ugc

via michelin

wikipedia

xe

youtube

zara

Wednesday, 4 August 2010

Thursday, 24 June 2010

Easy form reset confirmation snippet

Just add
onclick="return window.confirm('Clear the form?')"

to the reset button.

e.g.
<input type="reset" onclick="return window.confirm('Clear the form?')" />

gives this...

Wednesday, 23 July 2008

Monday, 12 May 2008

The Corsham 'Burlington' Nuclear Command Bunker

My first attempt at a Google Earth overlay image...

GE view with image overlay


After coming across a video of the 'ex-secret' underground nuclear command bunker near Corsham (Bath, UK) on the BBC Wiltshire site, I thought it shouldn't be too dificult to find it on Google Earth... not so... a lot of bunkers in the area (around the Box Hill railway tunnel), but none quite seemed to look the same as in the video...

Screenshot from video at entrance to lift
Screenshot from video at entrance to lift
Came across a couple of sketchs maps on Alan Turnbull’s 'Secret Bases' site (lot's of interesting stuff here including recent military archeology) which identified the entrances (several lift shafts and escalators, plus air vents) and the network of underground streets, so had a go at overlaying these in GE.
Sketch map of underground streets and exit points

The GE image overlay was fairly straight forward using the instructions within the GE help..

After cleaning up the image and creating a transparent PNG (transparent GIF wasn't transparent in GE for some reason), you just need to upload it and then manipulate it in GE to fit the landscape.

Results available in a KML file which also has placemarkers for the main surface features.

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