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robert miles - children
 • I must confess while I have heard this track (and it’s many spawned remixes) numerous times - I managed to miss the music video each time. A little retro trance for the end of the week. :)

Listamatic: one list, many options
 • Using CSS and a simple list to create radically different list options - I’ve never seen a man eat so many chicken wings pimp so many listing options.

While I’m the first to agree web advertising has become a little, overzealous - there are still some advertising gems to be had.
I received an email from text-link-ads.com today and I figured, why not spread a little coupon love around - hey hey it’s the 60’s!
Hello Brendan,
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CSS Remix: CSS-Based Website Gallery
 • Inspiration central - eyecandy and design ideas fresh from the inkernet. The only problem with such a resource is the somewhat painful reminder that I’ve got all the design skills of a paving stone.

Browsershots - test your web design
 • A great resource for cross-browser website checks. So far this is only the second such multi-browser testing tool I’ve found on the ‘net. Anyone know of other such sites worth mentioning?

Feedo Style: Stylish Feed Digest
 • Interesting concept that provides an animated or static RSS feed digest for your website.

NASA - competition to spur commercial space
 • After finishing watching ST:Enterprise over the weekend, it occurred to me that private enterprise could really kick start space exploration with the right funding - apparently NASA has finally worked that out, too.

Noscope | Colibri
 • Joen stumbles across the single most useful application for ‘doze yet. Think spotlight meets command prompt..
score colibri here.

WHEDONesque : Joss Whedon weblog
 • Joss Whedon is my master. The thinking man’s George Lucas. Resistance is Futile. :)

Evolution on Win32
 • The open source answer to Microsoft’s Outlook email application, now with extra windows build zing.

MarkaBoo
 • An interesting addition to the already well populated bookmark-sphere, dubbed as “better bookmarks for everyone” it certainly has some nice features.