Sometimes a small typo can lead to the finding of an interesting
web site. That happened to Sergio today. Warning: Click
if you don’t have nothing important to do. I won’t be held
responsible for the time you lose playing with faces 
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Sometimes the effect of the web global community still suprises me.
Imagine playing a duet with someone you don’t know and that doesn’t
even know you are playing a duet with her.
Shannon Campbell, guitar and vocals. Yours truly on
drum, bass and harmony vocals. Pretty cool to do a duet with
someone I’ve never met in person.
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Known web portal Yahoo! are considering
to switch from a proprietary system written in C/C++ to a PHP
backend. See more about it
here.
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Mozilla’s younger brother,
Phoenix, is growing at a steady pace. With this new release it is
becoming, more and more, a real alternative light browser.
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www.mozilla.org.
PHP Unified Search Engine XML powered search engine (visually a
Google ripoff) that allows users to search a variety of PHP related
web sites.
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Many CSS based layout design techniques. One box, 2 columns, 3
columns, with header, no header, centered, fluid or absolute. CSS
layouts for everyone.
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www.thenoodleincident.com.
Lots and lots and lots of free wallpapers …
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Stephen Hawking’s follow-up to a
Brief History of Time.
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Having read
A Brief History of Time a long time ago and more recently the
Ilustrated version of the same book, I couldn’t resist to
browse Hawking’s last book at a local bookstore.
I just skimmed through it but what i saw amazed me. Hawking did
it again. Not exactly a book for the masses but Hawking is able to
explain the most advanced theories about the Universe in the most
accessible way. The ilustrations are as beautifull as in the
illustrated version of A Brief History of Time. Definitively a must
have.
The Universe in a Nutshell attempts to address the
relative difficulty of Hawking’s first foray into popular science,
A Brief History of Time. While this sold in its millions, few
readers got past the first few chapters. Helpfully, this new work
is full of beautifully prepared colour illustrations and
decorations, and has a “tree-like” structure, so that readers can
skip from chapter to chapter without losing the
thread.
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www.amazon.co.uk.
A portable DVD player with built-in LCD screen for less than $200.
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