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  1. Cal’s Etcon summary is even denser than NTK’s

  2. I want to hear a terser version of this over the Shipping Forecast music

  3. Awww, bye bye Webmonkey

  4. Amazing navigable maps of French citiy streets with photos of each building and position

    Doesn’t seem to work on Macs

  5. Everyone’s collection of ETech notes

  6. Another zoomable Technorati graph of, er, something

  7. Zoomable graph of Technorati ranking vs inbound links

    (Right/control click to zoom in)

  8. Where am I now?

  9. Buy Mary’s flat. It’s very nice.

  10. Fantastic Mozilla/Firebird toolbar or menu packed with web developery goodness

  11. Very handy CSS-debugging stylesheet and bookmarklet

  12. “Thank you to the support of those who’s names are not on here” (PDF)

    I assume the BBC’s copy editors were forced to resign too

  13. Unusually good Simon Hoggart diary from Saturday’s Guardian

  14. Handy tips for choosing contents insurance and claiming on it

  15. After 2,000 myDoom emails so far this week, Knowspam’s looking awfully tempting again

  16. Accessible National Rail Enquiries!

    From Matthew Somerville, who also brought you accessible Odeon.

  17. Fascinating (and long) undercover US car salesman tale

  18. Zoom in on zip codes (try 77058 (where I used to live) or 90210)

  19. “Making public the intimately personal is a revolutionary act”

  20. That guy who sold loads of travel books near Waterloo Station and in the City actually stole them all!

    (Scroll down to above ‘The micro chart’)

  21. Interesting Guardian history of the New York Review of Books and its editor

  22. The Barbican’s waste disposal system in great detail

  23. Forum for residents of the Barbican

  24. Collection of 1950s-70s artists’ impressions of the Barbican

  25. Awesomely detailed site about the Barbican as a place to live

  26. Portsmouth’s Tricorn Centre will be demolished in March

    Looks like it was built by Blakes 7 modelmakers. In a good(ish) way.

  27. For three quid my life’s that tiny bit better

  28. My postcode <--> latitude/longitude convertor still works

  29. Free list mapping postcode areas to latitude/longitude

  30. The most recent ‘Archive Hour’ on Radio 4 was a good one about the history of the Post Office