SecretLeeds - History, culture and architecture in Leeds

Hi,I wrote a review of the TEDxLeeds 2010 event that took place last night - http://exploringleeds.blogspot.com/2010 ... form.htmlI did mean to post a 'this is coming up' post earlier in the week but it's been crazy hectic here at work (I'm about to go on a three week trip to the US, Mexico and Canada). The videos of the talks should be up on the TEDxLeeds site next week and I really recommend checking them out if you missed the event itself.I'm a little unsure about posting lots of links to events and posts on here but I think the events organised and promoted by tech types are probably off the radar of a lot of SL folks - they tend to be promoted via Twitter and conversations at other tech events - so I'd like to mention them here every now and then to encourage other local history and geography hobbyists to come along. If you have a look at my review you'll see there was plenty there that a booklover or luddite would still have found interesting since the focus was on cities and how they develop. (Not of course that anyone around here is a Luddite. )Alex    

I've just tried the link in your message but got this "Sorry, the page you were looking for in the blog Exploring Leeds does not exist."

Same here Leodian.

Hi Leodian,Can you try again? I think putting a full stop at the end of the sentence containing the link pleased my inner grammar fiend but annoyed the link gods.Alex

I accessed the page without any problem.

exploringleeds wrote: Hi Leodian,Can you try again? I think putting a full stop at the end of the sentence containing the link pleased my inner grammar fiend but annoyed the link gods.Alex The link now works OK.

exploringleeds wrote: Hi,I wrote a review of the TEDxLeeds 2010 event that took place last night - http://exploringleeds.blogspot.com/2010 ... form.htmlI did mean to post a 'this is coming up' post earlier in the week but it's been crazy hectic here at work (I'm about to go on a three week trip to the US, Mexico and Canada). The videos of the talks should be up on the TEDxLeeds site next week and I really recommend checking them out if you missed the event itself.I'm a little unsure about posting lots of links to events and posts on here but I think the events organised and promoted by tech types are probably off the radar of a lot of SL folks - they tend to be promoted via Twitter and conversations at other tech events - so I'd like to mention them here every now and then to encourage other local history and geography hobbyists to come along. If you have a look at my review you'll see there was plenty there that a booklover or luddite would still have found interesting since the focus was on cities and how they develop. (Not of course that anyone around here is a Luddite. )Alex     Im sure none of us have a problem with this,and would probably intersted in some of it too..BTW,i am a Luddite