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Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Tonight I Celebrate My Love For You
I'm happy to see, "my cousin", Katie and her man Peter getting such rapturous reviews on Amazon for their new album. Get it for your loved ones this festive season.
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Thursday, November 09, 2006
Beyond belief
I'd heard rumours that the BBC were slightly uneasy about the sorts of story that always seems to rise to the top of their "MOST READ" feature.
If they continue to report stuff like this, I guess it's no more than they should expect.
Watch the real time progress of this gem here.
If they continue to report stuff like this, I guess it's no more than they should expect.
Watch the real time progress of this gem here.
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Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Python riddle
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http://smarties.economist.com/sr/py.cfm
produces a clue to get you beyond the next stage after round 1
produces a clue to get you beyond the next stage after round 1
I must admit I am totally baffled by that. I'll see if Stew's clue helps me.
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: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 4:28:00 pmFriday, November 03, 2006
Microsoft Novell tie up
Or should that be Microsoft tie up Novell?
Well it had to happen at some point. The realisation that Novell and Microsoft are no longer competitors but that Google is a greater threat to them both is probably what brought this about.
John Carroll over at ZDnet explains the nitty gritty of the deal better than I could (not sure that his comparison with Palestine/Israel is entirely thought out though).
Well it had to happen at some point. The realisation that Novell and Microsoft are no longer competitors but that Google is a greater threat to them both is probably what brought this about.
John Carroll over at ZDnet explains the nitty gritty of the deal better than I could (not sure that his comparison with Palestine/Israel is entirely thought out though).
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Thursday, November 02, 2006
Red light means doors are secured
Or, if you're a cyclist Diamond Geezer explains the highway code for you.
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