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Wednesday, March 31, 2004
 Words fail me! Beer taster wins compensation over alcoholism
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Monday, March 29, 2004
 This drumming site has probably been sitting on the tinterweb for years but I've just come across it. All drummers should head over there and check out the classics at work.
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Friday, March 26, 2004
I've been playing with Imageready. This is just for the hell of it...
posted at 4:44 PM by Carlton
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 Intruder caught red handed on a webcam. Apparently they spotted him looking at pr0n on their computer - I hate to think what else he was doing.
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Sarah Haynes has a very bizarre job- taste-testing super-hot curries. No mention is made of how many pints of lager she will have to quaff.
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Thursday, March 25, 2004
At the end of the day, let's all Cliche away. What do you say?
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Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Here, have a Fluffy Kitten story, since I'm far too busy to post anything else lately!
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Saturday, March 20, 2004
 Incidentally this is a book I designed back in 1997: Robot (Inside Guides). I had great fun doing that book. The yellow "crab" on the cover was a research project. It was built to scale the inside of a nuclear reactor and was roughly eight foot wide and about a tonne in weight. That was a very interesting photoshoot.
Sadly it's now out of print.
posted at 12:27 PM by Carlton
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 It looks like San Francisco is the place to be if you are a robot this weekend. The Robolympics is being held and I'd love to see the Aibo football in action.
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Friday, March 19, 2004
 Some beautiful Ernst Haekel natural forms presented by Spot Draves. All images are available under a Creative Commons licence.
Linkage lifted from Boing Boing.
posted at 12:42 PM by Carlton
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Yeti Sports 3. Will the fun never end? These penguin shenannigans always get in the way of work.
Heads up to Spinneyhead.
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Thursday, March 18, 2004
War of the Worlds revisited (in reverse)? UFO streaks through Martian sky
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Spot on satire from Steve Bell in Today's Guardian - 18.03.04: The Budget. Thank god for no tax rises, but is it enough to keep the wolves from Blair's door? Ooh, politics in my blog - whatever next?
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 Return of the Daleks.
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Monday, March 15, 2004
Oops. Drunk bank manager forgets to lock up
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Friday, March 12, 2004
The Museum Of Bad Art (MOBA): Art too bad to ignore. Quite.
posted at 4:49 PM by Carlton
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The Register has a story about the ultimate USB storage device - how cool is that?
posted at 4:36 PM by Carlton
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If you like drinking Cider until you fall over and kicking shins until your opponent falls over then head to Dover's Hill outside Chipping Camden on June 4. Don't forget to stuff some hay down your kecks first.
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Robot racers almost ready to roll this Saturday. All in the name of the War effort! 8-o
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Thursday, March 11, 2004
Great Flash site from Monsterism housing lots of brilliant eye-candy. I especially like their sculptures, even if I can't afford one.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2004
This story on Guardian Unlimited is one to make you stop and think.
posted at 12:48 PM by Carlton
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Isn't the tinterweb wonderful? The world (of careers) is your oyster.
posted at 12:37 PM by Carlton
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I know, lets take an alligator for a ride! Obviously not a story from Bognor.
posted at 11:26 AM by Carlton
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Margaret Cusack produces some stunning stitches. Usually I'll reach for my mac and Adobe Illustrator but Margaret reaches for her sewing machine. She's been commissioned by some very big clients too.
posted at 11:18 AM by Carlton
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Reflektorium is a German collective of three illustrators. Surreal images contained within. Standout portfolio in my mind is Mario Wagners.
posted at 11:08 AM by Carlton
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American travels the vast distance to the UK just to get eaten, and all in front of the waiting cameras.
Sorry.
posted at 9:49 AM by Carlton
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Spinneyhead is pointing and saying, "Look at this..." Mini Central London Model. It looks so much better in miniature. I bet Ross (my son) would love to play "Congestion Zone Charge Czar" on it with his toy cars.
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Tuesday, March 09, 2004
Don't forget to buy the latest issue of .net
It's packed full of everything you need to enjoy an Extreme Internet. This month featured art contributors are Carl Flint, Chris Stocker and Jonathan Clark. It's in the shops now and only costs 4.99GBP.
posted at 11:11 AM by Carlton
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If you like lots of cracked paint textures then you'll like the work of Marc Burckhardt. Impressive client list to boot.
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Friday, March 05, 2004
Here are some fine Worth1000 Farside parodies.
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Thursday, March 04, 2004
Everything is for sale these days.
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Jody Hewgill has a brilliant portfolio for you to gush over.
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Wednesday, March 03, 2004
Check out portfolio 1 on Jennifer McConnell's site its very good.
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Here's a future .net gallery contributor: Koren Shadmi. Very painterly style with a slightly macabre feel - but don't let that put you off, his work is outstanding.
posted at 12:37 PM by Carlton
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Bolt City is a nicely built comic illustrators site. The image above is taken from a strip called "Copper" - check it out. Nice professional images from Kazu Kibuishi.
posted at 11:58 AM by Carlton
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I'm not sure what to think about this. Is it good or is it bad? Xbox development on a G5: Whatever next? A mars mission controlled by PowerPCs - what, really - It seems they already have!
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Tuesday, March 02, 2004
Short linkage due to deadline chaos - BBC launches online clips archive
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