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  1. BBC - BBC Four Music - Gillian Welch Session

    Tonight or tomorrow… if her recentish show at Shepherd’s Bush Empire was anything to go by, this should be awesome.

  2. Sparkly Trainers | The travels of Mary Loosemore: We’re in!

    I’m still stressed. It’ll probably fade soon. Can’t believe we’re there.

  3. Globalvote 2004 - where non-americans get to vote - have your say in the US election

    New from those fabulous folks at Poke (and others).

  4. Front Page - css-discuss

    The wiki for the css-discuss email list, chock full of answers to common questions. Handy.

  5. IE Doubled Float-Margin Bug - CSS fixes and workarounds

    Because I keep hitting this bug and keep forgetting how to work around it.

  6. Which? - Expert advice from an independent source

    Brand new Which? site - I did some of the HTML/CSS. It looks nice.

  7. Bob Regan : Accessibility - Getting Designers to do Flash accessibility

    Ruthless.

  8. Folksongs of America: The Gordon Collection: American Folklife Center

    MP3s of music recorded onto wax cylinders in the 1920s with lyrics and extensive liner notes.

  9. Ninja Tune free music downloads, free video downloads @zonicweb.net

    A big bunch of tunes by Ninja Tunes folk for free download (MP3, Real and Windows Media).

  10. Guardian Unlimited Books | Review | Acting out

    Looking at how we react quicker physically than emotionally, and applying that to acting.

  11. gladwell dot com / The Ketchup Conundrum

    Ooh, I read this in Borders a few weeks ago - interesting stuff about why some things (like Coke/Pepsi) taste

  12. Flickr photo tool has it all and more

    Why Flickr is better than any other online photo library site.

  13. cityofsound: The Elephant Vanishes, Barbican, London

    Dan’s right, this was stunning. Like a live action performance of the most dreamy and complex music video you’ve ever seen.

  14. Flickr: Tags in the Fiona and Matt’s Wedding Pool

    Flickr keeps finding new ways to tickle my

  15. Office Photos ~ 1830s-1880s

    Photos of old offices.

  16. The Living Room Candidate

    Awesomely comprehensive collection of US presidential campaign TV adverts from 1952 to 2004 (doesn’t seem to work in Firefox).

  17. Sparkly Trainers | The travels of Mary Loosemore: We’ve exchanged!

    Phew, finally.

  18. Phil Gyford on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

    Sorry, another photo of me at Matt and Fiona’s wedding, but I love this dark one.

  19. Phil arrives at the wedding reception on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

    Me in a suit

  20. The New York Times

    And maybe, if you’re over there, you can print this out and take it with you when you go to vote.

  21. Unsweet - Last night Hurricane Ivan slammed the crap out of …

    Good to hear Genny’s folks are OK, even though

  22. Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | ‘He’s just sleeping, I kept telling myself’

    Note to self: Next election, print this out and read it in the voting booth before making my mark.

  23. From geek to chef - megnut.com

    Excellent. I keep a mental list of people who have given up full-time computers for

  24. The London Noise Map

    Click through to the ‘Interactive London Noise Map’. I’m speechless.

  25. Sunrise over London - a photoset on Flickr

    Some lovely shots with little landmarks.

  26. Francis is - What is Burning Man?

    Francis’ first Burning Man. Nice, to the point, description of the indescribable.

  27. TeledyN: Living with Webservices

    How might services like Flickr, Del.icio.us and others link together better?

  28. Bryan Boyer’s Japan Strips

    Lovely vertical photos (click to see another).

  29. 43 Folders - A bunch of tricks, hacks

    Loving this weblog about being organised, particularly using OS X. Makes me feel like a woolly-minded scatterbrain by comparison.

  30. Mike Davidson: Introducing sIFR: The Healthy Alternative to Browser Text

    Replacing HTML text with Flash-rendered text just to make it look prettier seems like precious designer overkill to me. But it’s very clever and it does work.