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Monthly Archives: April 2003
skyscrapers
I think skyscrapers are fantastic pieces of architecture. I’m enthralled by how they are built, the vast size and scale of them. SkyscraperPage.com has pixel perfect diagrams of old, current and new buildings with related links. Related: Greatbuildings.comis another wicked … Continue reading
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new toys
My new role at work means that I have been lucky to get a load of new mobile phones recently (as I am now ‘EMEA Device Tester’ which sounds vaguely good). In essence, I get to play with 12-15 new … Continue reading
detox
Friday night and I’ve not gone out clubbing. This has to be virtually a first for 2003 – and although I didn’t quite stay in (went off to lovely Basingstoke to see a friend have a meal and 2 (two) … Continue reading
geoblog
the World as a Blog – watch blogs update around the world in real time. Yes I’m now going to submit this and hopefully see this post flash up on the site – wild wild i know.
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Turnoff Your TV
If you didn’t know its Adbusters: TV Turnoff Week. When Adbusters try to get people to stop staring into a collection of filaments in the corner of their living room, turn it off and get a life… (well only for … Continue reading