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Links of the day

The Green Lantern - green and quality concerns kick in on Japanese restaurant offerings

UNIQLOCK - really cool site from Uniqlo with Japanese models and mini dance sequences

NASA Workmanship Technical Committee - handy hardware hacking reference guide

The dark reality - interesting realistic economic analysis on India that could apply to China just as well

iProfile Curriculum Vitae Builder, Maintain CV Online - the latest project that my friend Karl is working on at the moment. Looks like a nicer version of Jobster

Rescue Dogs & Dogs for Adoption @ dogsblog.com - nice site in a blog format that is an ideal way of connecting dogs and their owners

GoShout – make some noise - Australian activitist / petition site

Theme Garden | Drupal 5 Themes - handy themes and ideas for the open source CMS

VisualCV - Does what CVs what video podcasting did for bad karoake singers

Popgadget Personal Technology for Women: Socket Sense: “Adjustable surge strip to fit your adapters - OMG this is such a duh why didnt I think of this idea

prblogger.com » Blog Archive » SMNR features comparison - handy if self con gratulatory comparison ;)

The Manga Bible – Pages - Japanese artists have done the story of Buddha and text books in manga, so I guess this is the logical extension. Its not really drawn in a manga style but has a good pedigree with one of the artists having worked for 2000AD


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