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Need to start looking at utilities like these for website creation as opposed to hand coding pages...

Ubuntu - Linux for Human Beings

Like it says...Linux award winning distro...

Really need to try & have another go at this linux business...gave up when Knoppix wouldn't run on the 'old' PC upstairs...mebbe this will work easier....?

SpinWatch

An interesting website that monitors PR & Spin - providing some of the truth behind it. Although on slightly closer examination (I blogged it to read later) there is a certain amount of 'anti-spin' in here too - can't trust anyone these days huh!?!

RoyMech Index page

Very useful engineers crib sheet...

Spreadshirt: RT's Crap T-shirt shop

Unusual and downright vulgar designs to amuse or disgust your friends and enemies.

Z Upload

Could be a useful resource...?

Innocent in London

More like scared sh!tless in London....

Only just heard about this incident (thanks to NTK ). Have to say I'm not that surprised, but its a chilling tale. How many more people have had this happen, but have not had the means or bravery to go public. Best wishes to David Mery and I hope he gets all his gear back.

Live giant squid caught on camera

It seems sad that they had to harm the creature just to film it...

CON-servation?

May well be accusable (is that a word) of bandwagon jumping here, but this is a thought that has begun to dawn in my tiny brain too.

Matching the deeds and some of the words of some well known figures and bodies in the conservation world with reality and with each other, you start to see that they usually each have their own little agenda and 'whole world' conservation is pushed far to the sidelines in the race to save the one particular bird, toad, newt or whatever. Sports or activities that would probably have very little impact on the 'environment' are banned in the name of conservation, while close by those with big money backing or some political clout behind them are allowed to continue or are even to grow.

BBC2's Art School 6.00 pm Wednesday

Sorry to those few that read this, but no linky for this one as BBC2 have such little faith in this odd program they haven't bothered to set up a web paage. Or maybe that sort of thing is beyond these arty types?

Anyway I liked it and it got me feeling all arty - probably along with about the 5 other sad cases who were the total audience tonight. Might have to sharpen up the old chainsaw & try a bit more carving... ;)