Every so often I look at this blog's statistics to see who's been here and how they got here. It's often quite interesting to see who's linking to me in their blogs and web sites, or who's sent an email to someone with a link to my ramblings. Most are fairly obvious, links from design and education sites and so on.
But then you get really odd ones.
Yesterday someone from Halliburton, no less, came to my site after searching Yahoo for the term "sue paramedic outside scope of practice". Mmm...
My site came fifth in the search rankings, strangely enough. But isn't Halliburton Dick Cheney's old company? The one with all the Iraq contracts (purely coincidentally of course)
Do you think it was the man himself? And why Cheney be wanting to sue a paramedic? Maybe something to do with his numerous heart attacks? (Here's a thought - if Cheney dies, won't that mean G W Bush will take over running the USA? What a thought!)
I really am intrigued by this... If anyone knows what lies behind this story, let me know.
On second thoughts, don't - I'm sure it's not as interesting as anything I could make up.
Visual Communication: From Theory to Practice
(Winner of 'Best Higher Education Title' at the British Book Awards 2006)
by Jonathan Baldwin and Lucienne Roberts
More Than A Name: An introduction to branding
by Melissa Davis and Jonathan Baldwin
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