Cass Brown over at cancergiggles has long been on many a blogroll but it’s difficult to recommend blogs to non bloggers because, well, you know how it goes: “So tell me again, what exactly is a blog?”
Enter Mountains are easy. All they need to know is that the book is full of Cass’ wonderful, inspirational humour – well go read what others have to say.
Two articles so far: Andy Budd’s Web Design and Development Trends for 2006 and Cameron Moll’s Bold predictions for the savvy designer, 2006 edition.
No mention of behatted boxers then?
The straight dude’s guide to ‘Brokeback’ [via Jag at Flummel].
Looks like a great film. And the soundtrack is wonderful. When’s it coming to these shores then?
Thanks to Marc Hodges’ plugin wp-audioscrobbler [via Em], you should be able to see the last 5 tracks I’ve been listening to at last.fm. Well not yet. I’ve a few tweaks yet. Carry on as you were. Ahem.
Ever wondered how punctuation marks, separator characters and unicode characters such as bullets sound when spoken aloud in a screenreader such as Jaws?
Peter Krantz’s article The Sound of the Accessible Title Tag Separator sums it all up.
The Nino Doll Passport to Education Project was set up to help raise funds for children affected by last year’s Tsunami. Why not think about buying a Nino doll for a child in your family this Christmas?
[Via Gerry McGovern]
Pith and Vinegar the blog hasn’t been updated since May but I came across a link to the About page from a post in 2003 and knew you’d enjoy it all over again. Besides, it gave me a very juvenile giggle to name the thumbnail above pithabout.jpg.
Cartoonster.com has free step by step tutorials to teach you how to create fun animations.
These links are updated frequently thoroughout the day. Should you miss any they're all stored on my Delicious pages.
