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Monday, 9 April 2007

OK, so a pretty long 2 weeks.

Marrakech was busy, Essaouira was chilled and I was nicely refreshed after my break.

Emphasis on the was. Very much back to work now, and I'm currently wading through a setup of osCommerce attempting to make it look half decent - it's a bitch of a site to work with (thank God for the support forum), but I'm getting there slowly.

Once that's out of the way, I'll be blogging as normal again.

Labels: blogging oscommerce

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Chris Dalrymple works in online marketing in Leeds, UK. chris[at]chrisdalrymple.com

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KENT Magazine - Blog » Blog Archive » Axel Peemoeller / Eureka Tower Carpark
Very cool use of the weird perspective street art painting - signs in a car parK!
Los Angeles Times Video
Charming little timelapse of Comic-Con with interviews. I'm not sure a UK newspaper would treat the subject with so much respect.
Dezeen » Blog Archive » SkipWaste by Oliver Bishop-Young
Very cool - I like the skate-ramp-in-a-skip idea.
Multicolr Search Lab - Idée Inc.
Intensely cool - pulls images from flickr containing all the colours you specify
The government wants you to show it a better way (and will pay £20,000) | Tec...
This could be pretty cool - create mashups using previously unavailable Government data.
Vehicles for Autokadabra on the Behance Network
I'm sure this will come in useful one day. Somehow.
Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) on Vimeo
This makes me very happy for some reason.
News | Microsoft to bring cashback scheme to UK - NMA
I'm trying to work out what implications this has for affiliates - or will merchants pay microsoft *and* affiliates?
TDTDT: The Unabridged Base System
"23rd base: Accidentally calling her "mom." "
{domestic-construction}
Via Boing Boing, i'd like please - recycled tea-cup lights.

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