He linked two unrelated news events, attempted to make something of them and in doing so made an almighty mess.
In the wake of last week's events, attempts to confront racial bigotry need to be renewed and intensified, with particular attention being paid to right-wing groups that propagate hatred on the Internet and elsewhere.
Street Sweets is the latest miniature "pop-up market" (others include gatherings of Vietnamese food vendors and pies-in-parks events) attempting to fill the Underground Market's void.
First up is a notification service for the Content API, a constant stream of events; attempting to implement caching for the Content API; playing around with Netflix's open source tool called Chaos Monkey to test how resilient our infrastructure is; possibly writing a client for the Content API in Clojure.
Battery (9.17% or 5147 events), attempted robbery (6.8% or 3820 events) and theft from person (5.3% or 2979 events) are all also heavily represented within Topic 6.
Jesse is still feeling numb from recent events, attempting to clear his head with nostalgic go-kart trips.
Bradman reached 43, and when Hilton came on, the Australian captain, perhaps perturbed by earlier events, attempted to hit the spinner out of the attack.
We held five major events attempting #reengineering around problem areas, and hoped that just getting everyone to talk would have beneficial effects, but vast work remains to bridge the gap.
Throughout last year's event, attempts by police to block the path of protesters led to confrontations and anger on both sides, with officers striking out with batons and protesters responding with missiles and fireworks.
In 2008, the Big Chair Dance was performed by 200 of London's senior citizens; participants in a new Breaking Records event attempted the world's Largest Bollywood Dance, and the Most Ballet Dancers on Pointe.
Dressed, as this year's tradition demanded, in a cowgirl costume, she spent much of the event attempting to locate and resituate her subjects, some of them now distant acquaintances, on a campus that had changed perhaps more than they had.
