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- Social Wallpapering socwall.com
...a community effort to classify, rank, and distribute high-resolution images for use as computer wallpaper.
- greenormal: Looking Good vs Ethical Velocity greenormal.blogspot.com
I have done a bit of digging and I have to say the more you look at Mc Donalds, the better it gets.
- Achieving emptiness with "Bit Literacy" - (37signals) 37signals.com
In an age of infinite bits, time and attention are the scarce resources. The solution is to constantly manage your bits with the goal of reaching an “empty” state.
- The Landmark Trust | Homepage landmarktrust.org.uk
The Landmark Trust is a charity founded in 1965 that rescues and restores historic buildings at risk and gives them a new life by offering them for holidays
- Screengrab! :: Firefox Add-ons addons.mozilla.org
"It will save what you can see in the window, the entire page, just a selection, a particular frame... basically it saves webpages as images." Very good.
- Citizen21: Saving Water: Collecting A Definitive HowTo citizen21.blogspot.com
There are too many ways to reduce water use to reduce to a throw-away top ten. I'd like to maintain this list, so that it hopefully become a definitive water saving guide
- Global warming: the final verdict | Climate change | Guardian Unlimited Environment environment.guardian.co.uk
A study by the world's leading experts says global warming will happen faster and be more devastating than previously thought
- Ceephax MP3s ceephax.co.uk
Free MP3s from Ceephax Acid Crew (aka Andy Jenkinson, Squarepusher's brother)
- Home pilot terms and conditions bethere.co.uk
Be home 24 meg is free in Aug and Sept - then just £20 a month for life
- Amazon.co.uk: Books: 123 (Lift & Learn S.) amazon.co.uk
First concept, photographic books, to encourage number and language development and promote thinking and observation skills.
- 123 by JESSICA LOVE from Pickabook Books pickabook.co.uk
LIFT THE FLAP! Heh.
- 10 tips for improving your wireless network: Extend the range and the strength of your wireless network microsoft.com
Extend the range and the strength of your wireless network
- we are what we do wearewhatwedo.org
We’re here to change the world (just a small thing then) and have fun while we’re doing it. We believe that each of us has the power to make a difference, and if enough of us believe this, then together we can change the world.
- rootburn: Pressure Connections rootburn.com
I picture myself as having all these pipes running into my head, and each one is a piece of technology that's a pressure connection - something that is feeding me content that needs to be processed, and that puts some pressure on my mental well-being.
- Jonathan Meades jonathanmeades.com
We're dedicated to changing the way electricity is made, investing the money our customers spend with us building new renewable energy sources.
- Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | On the buses guardian.co.uk
The bombing of the underground was widely interpreted as an assault on the symbol of London. But for many it was the wrecked number 30 bus - cheap, jolly, universal - that truly represented the capital's wounded spirit.
- smoke: a london peculiar #6 excerpts shink.dircon.co.uk
Smoke #6 is out...
"Big businesses are not the only ones who can benefit from sending work overseas. Individuals can make cost and time savings, too. Ben Hammersley investigates" I might try and get my del.icio.us linking done offshore to save some time.
- Welcome to the East Anglian Ambulance NHS Trust website eastanglianambulance.com
A Cambridge-based paramedic has launched a national campaign with Vodafone to encourage people to store emergency contact details in their mobile phones.
- The On-Line Guide to Belgian Beer - Belgian Glassware belgianstyle.com
"Beer in Belgium is more of an experience than it is a beverage. It's the fabulous beer in front of you, the food it's served with and the glass it's in - and every beer has its glass. Pubs with 300 beers have 300 different glasses. Even something as pede
- Welcome to blik. Wall graphics for the urban dweller. whatisblik.com
Expensive but kinda cool
- Be* 24 meg broadband bethere.co.uk
- Uncharted Audio Group on Last.FM last.fm
Created a group for Uncharted Audio. Join!
A table and chair the size of a house have been captivating visitors to north London's Hampstead Heath. The 30ft (9m) sculpture, The Writer, will be on Parliament Hill for four months before returning to Italy.
- Rough Guide to a Better World roughguide-betterworld.com
The essential guide to how the world can be a better place for everyone. Poverty in the developing world is well known, but less publicised are the efforts of those who combat hunger, disease and illiteracy. This guide shows how you can get involved.
- MSC : Marine Stewardship Council eng.msc.org
Works to safeguard the world’s seafood supply by promoting the best environmental choice. Throughout this site you can find out who we are, what we do and information, recipes and facts all about fish.
- The Observer | Magazine | What's the word observer.guardian.co.uk
5, 4, 3, 2, 1... Emergency Dance Party!
- Londonist: The Iain Sinclair Interview londonist.com
"Grab a coffee and see what Iain has to say about the upcoming tribute to William Burroughs, the success of London Orbital, his new books, the current state of British publishing and politics and of course whether Belle de Jour is likely to be unmasked as
- I'm losing my edge | MetaFilter metafilter.com
"Losing My Edge" (mp3 sample) annotated.
- Book Chat | MetaFilter metafilter.com
Wired for Books HUNDREDS of uncut, behind-the-scenes AUDIO (!) interviews (scroll down) by Don Swain. Douglas Adams, William Burroughs, Joyce Carol Oates, Henny Youngman... to name just a few.
- Two words that stalk Dr Who, Rose - and me telegraph.co.uk
"All I can think about is one thing: bad wolf. "Bad what?" you say. You obviously haven't been watching Dr Who."
- The Observer | Travel | A beer lover's guide to Brussels observer.guardian.co.uk
Forget tours of French vineyards: discerning drinkers are heading to Belgium in search of fine beers - and this week sees the publication of a guide to help them. Author Tim Webb explains where to find the best brews in Brussels
- Urbanpath - Nice things in London urbanpath.com
A directory of the best places in London, as decided by you. You can review and rate everything on urbanpath, and you can tell us about nice things in London we've missed.
- Japanese Literature | Introduction speaking-japanese.com
Designed to make great works of Japanese literature accessible. It features four stories by Natsume Soseki, the father of modern Japanese literature, and three stories by Akutagawa Ryonosuke, the Japanese master of the short story.