• Airliner pr0n
• BBC NEWS | Health | Winter medical myths 'debunked'
• Fitbit - Automatically Track Your Fitness and Sleep This looks like a fabulous little gadget for keeping track of what actually happens. I love the idea of a "did I get a good night's sleep" indicator.
• Thanksgiving Applique + Quilted Runner - the purl bee I really fancy a Christmassy version of this - I'm not usually much into tablecloth type things but this would be a nice seasonal touch.
• YAGTP (Yet Another Gamer Tee Post)
• Increase productivity by learning a lesson the first time
• Pixels are dead
• Gallery: Solargraphs show half a year of Sun
• Boundaries The real borders of the world. Fab!
• QUOTE: A complex system that works is invariably
• BBC NEWS | Magazine | The myth of record debt not a bad bit of "lies, damn lies and statistics" debunking. makes a change.
• Shadow sister
• ● Timeline twins, music and movies
• Google Flu Trends Tracking flu by using the fact that people type what's ailing them into google before thinking of calling their doctor. Fabulous, so many other uses for this technology.
• The Receptionist Test - The Daily WTF Great, I love the unconventional hiring technique!
• academe 2.0: Speed Reading XML with PHP XMLReader I need to convert a load of scripts to use XMLReader.
• Easy Peasy Tip: Drink Draft Beer!
• PHOTO: Amazon launched “Frustration-Free Packaging,”
• Mind Hacks: Brain-only Computer Interfaces Becoming Reality You know when I answered C++++ on the <a href="http://www.geekcode.com/geek.html">original geek test</a> "I'll be first in line to get the new cybernetic interface installed into my skull. " I didn't really think that would actually happen. Now where is the queue?
• Friday Fun: Re-run Your First Program with Commodore BASIC My first programs were ZX81 and BBC Basic, but, yes, same difference.
• Code: Flickr Developer Blog » The Shape of Alpha This is great - I love the idea of being able to see the boundaries of an area placed by where people think they are.
• BBC NEWS | Wales | E-mail error ends up on road sign that's just fabulous.
• Things there really ought to be a word for
• Top Ten Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts | The Apple Blog useful list!
• Tokyo Tuesday: Japan, right now. | 東京の火曜日 love this visualisation of japanese census data.
• graze - nature delivered this looks nice! have ordered a handful of boxes to see if they are as nice as they look on the website. i could just try and be more organised in the supermarket i guess...
• The eyeballing game Making parallelograms: hard; finding the centre of a triangle: much easier than I'd have guessed. I got 4.4 overall. Will try not to spend all afternoon trying to better that!
• Happy half-century, Paddington
• #442; In which Beth keeps her Books
• Height
• iNap Wakes You Up When You Get There
• All change
• Games Without Frontiers: How Videogames Blind Us With Science "Dude, I'm not doing science," he replied. "I'm just cheating the game!"
• Should HMG support IE6?
• Cory Doctorow: Bills are useless as proof of identity | Technology | guardian.co.uk Quite. Also there's the fact that if you're on online person you probably don't get paper bills so you end up "forging" your own utility bills anyway....
• Moving
• www.penelopefitzgerald.com
• Rowan Celebrates 30th Anniversary
• StitchMinder - free iPhone knitting app
• Codebox Software - The 100 Most Common English Words much harder than i thought to guess these. i got 39/100 in 5 minutes.
• Rotary Washing Line Cover One of these looks like it could be seriously useful! An umbrella for the washing!
• Apartment Therapy The Kitchn | Flickr Find: Clean the Grill With an Onion? what a great idea - i'll be trying this one out if it ever stops raining.
• Books don't crash
• Cautionary
• Man Booker Prize 2008 - Longlist Announced
• se-fail.png (PNG Image, 1151x504 pixels) - Scaled (98%) [del.icio.us]
• Why There Won’t Be a Google Killer
• 10 Most Amazing Ghost Towns these are like something out of a science fiction story. totally fascinating.
• You don't have to sell your company to have financial security and the freedom to do what you want
• On Peanut Shells and Email Archiving

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