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O dear, everyone just a little too enthusiastic on this TV channel – almost comic!
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“The problem will come once someone works out how to reply to users on a large scale. Until then, though, Twitter remains, pretty much uniquely on the web, an idiot and spam-free zone.” Now there’s a challenge!
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These is one of the agencies that look after the student properties in the street. Posh Digs? Interesting .
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A fascinating series of articles on Steve Jobs. It pulls no punches and pulls together many of the stories that I’ve heard before only in snippets. Daring and revealing.
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The Steve Jobs story reminded me of the existence of Fortune.
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Time to get out in the fresh air again.
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“Well, it was a case of being persuaded. Claims that were made by Jesus were, in fact, true.”
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I don’t know how long this site will be accessible. Mike sadly died recently. He was a radio presenter. I gave him what turned out to be his last on air gig – his show ran for 5 years on BBC Radio York.
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The site of Mike Hurley’s Show on BBC Radio York
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A site for York Cyclists
Category Archives: Links
Could a Coffee Maker Be Worth $11,000?
I love my coffee – and this would be a very high price to pay, but this article explores aspects of coffee brewing completely new to me.
How the Clover could change the way we think about coffee. – By Paul Adams – Slate Magazine
Could a Coffee Maker Be Worth $11,000?
Do you twitter?
I haven’t really got into this text message social networking. Perhaps these tips will help me. I twitter as barstep
twitter « On an e-journey with generation Y
10 Tips for newcomers
· Find someone who might be able to jumpstart you with a few good people to follow.
· Look on your favourite blog sites to see if a twitter username or icon is given.
· Do not expect to part of the fold immediately.
· Watch and listen so that you get an idea of the proceedings
· Join the conversation when you can with a prompt or a reply.
· Explore the site thoroughly. Click on avatars and wander around.
· Remember that the most popular tweeters may not be interested in following more people. However it is still useful to read their conversations.
· Find a level you are comfortable with and move on when ready.
· Once comfortable, be pro-active in seeking more to follow.
· Take care as it can be extremely addictive
links for 2008-03-04
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This is sort of addictive in a geeky sort of way
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I was in a discussion about the caffeine content of drinks. From this page it’s clear there is no simple answer.
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This is the business – every drink you can think of is listed here along with its caffeine content. You have been warned!!
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A useful site of IT and Media resources for education
links for 2008-03-03
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While this tip is of limited value and only for users of Apple Mail 3, it’s better than nothing
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Upgrade your “Wetware”! I could add – don’t forget your “Heartware” too.
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Interesting summary of the transition of local newspapers to the web by Martin Wainright, but not convincing. Can these behemoths really survive in the fast moving internet world? Most of their business is built around printing things with huge investment
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The challenge here is to write songs just 30 seconds long. That will allow podcasters to play the full version of your song whilst the rest will have to settle for a similar length excerpt of their masterpiece. It could be the solution to the Eurovision t
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Famous for his dodgy dossier revelations on the BBC AG now takes on Red Ken. Will it end in tears again?
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This is a most revealing YouTube channel. Silent Miaow has autism. She uses a keyboard and speech synthesiser to lay the audio track. At the same time she reveals her brilliant thoughts and insights. You cannot watch her videos without changing your view
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This is the Blog through which I discovered Amanda Bagg’s YouTube channel