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NEC 24" MultiSync P241W Widescreen E-IPS Display - Black - Jigsaw Systems Ltd
@davidhughes according to @forgethisname Apple's screens are all about the brightness, he reckons this may come close: http://t.co/LoZLbzzL
Autorata EM-kilpailut, Helsinki - YouTube
RT @alexturnbull: Er, what the…? http://t.co/HzsGj6fZ That’s Not Scalextric, THIS Is Scalextric via @mitchellrob
Bad O2!
RT @alexturnbull: "Crisis Management Bot" Ho-ho! RE: http://t.co/fQv0sEpf MT @nevstokes I see that @o2 have engaged Crisis Management Bot.
A dictionary of slang - "B" - Slang and colloquialisms of the UK.
@iebrown Weirdly, those boots aren't availiable in the UK ;-) http://t.co/2CaAZrWs
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@peteaylward I had a quick play the other day, but I've just had another go and it is brilliant. Thanks! http://t.co/uRclgcHA
Twitter / James Turnbull: Great chieftain o' the top ...
Great chieftain o' the topping race #pizzasunday http://t.co/wg6VGHas
Twitter / James Turnbull: We h anad the full afterno ...
We h anad the full afternoon tea experience at Huffkins. May never eat again. http://t.co/WqoWABmm
PEMEX Awards Pipeline Maintenance Contract To DMGP | Pipeline & Gas Journal
@AllyBallyEuro big pipeline news? http://t.co/ydn4xdRy
Twitter / George Gliddon: Just casually taking your ...
RT @GeorgeGliddon: Just casually taking your 27" iMac into starbucks.. http://t.co/RpZXJKce
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James Turnbull is a web developer from Edinburgh and living in Oxford. This website is a link-dump of things he found online.
James is New Media Director at digital healthcare agency Incuna and developed the popular Google Earth "things-to-see" website, Google Sightseeing. You can buy the spin-off book Not in the Guide Book at all good bookshops.
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Trollstigen (Troll’s path)
In a country renowned for its natural beauty, one of the most spectacular landscapes is found along the Trollstigen (Troll’s path) – a vertiginous road which affords remarkable views of the mountainous scenery. Lucky for us…
Posted on 24th January 2012
Definitely a duck (maybe)
Here in the United States somewhere (we think, we haven’t checked), we’ve found this random patch of land that we think looks definitely like a duck. We’re not too sure really, but we reckoned you might…
Posted on 18th January 2012
Brayton Fire Training Field and Disaster City
In the city of College Station in Texas (part-way between Dallas and Houston) there is a scene of apparent disaster, with many burnt-out industrial facilities, collapsed buildings and train cars strewn asunder. However, they are all…
Posted on 12th January 2012
Ringing In 2012 Around the World
As we ring in 2012 here at Google Sightseeing, we know that you, too, are celebrating the New Year. Of course, depending on where you are around the globe, you’re celebrating it at very different times – sometimes more than a day apart! With that in mind, here’s your guide to the first – and the last – places on Earth to enter 2012.
Posted on 9th January 2012