Does a ‘proper’ dictionary really cost that much?
Posted at 11:16am on Tuesday, December 5th, 2006UK users to pay 70% more for office than those in the US. Nice. Really nice.
UK users to pay 70% more for office than those in the US. Nice. Really nice.
I know he’s on a book run at the moment and so his current high visibility is a function of marketing rather than public interest it is still very soothing to a rabid atheist like myself to see such positive coverage of Richard Dawkins’ position on God.
I have a thing for subverted tube maps. So does Geoff.
There has been a good minority of England fans who have always felt that Paul Collingwood deserved to be found a test place somehow. The fact that it’s Michael Vaughan’s injury that has got him it is unfortunate, but at least he has taken his chance with both hands. Still - he really is an unlikely hero, however you look at it.
Spray on condoms. Surely the use of the word ’spray’ in this context is a little unfortunate?
Paul LaMere got in touch with us when he saw Sleevenotez because of the similarities with his SnappRadio service. Since meeting him I’ve started tracking his blog and it’s a wealth of music related information. Today’s hot pick is RateYourMusic - made all the better by the comments pointing out how to use their RSS feeds as a rather hacky API. I can feel another Sleevenotez integration coming on…
This is the sort of thing that makes my blood boil. Intelligent Design information pack sent to schools and 53% of all heads of science (that’s 59% of 90% for those of you that missed maths, by the way) think “it would make a useful teaching aid”. One hopes in the sense of useful in helping children identify nutters but I get the feeling that’s not the one meant.