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Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account last week:

• Leopard vs. Vista: feature chart showdown
  Vista is not doing too bad after all.
• ICO (Windows Icon) file format plugin for Photoshop
  Free plugin that gives Photoshop the ability to directly Open and Save Windows icon (.ICO) files.
• Best When Used By
  'a simple website that helps you keep track of your foods' expiration dates [...] Simply enter the name of the food and its "Use by" date, and we'll send you a reminder a few days before it's due to go bad. We'll also include links to relevant recipes'.
• Signstation
  Signstation - a web site devoted to those people who want to know more about British Sign language - BSL and Deaf people. Information about Deaf people and British Sign Language - BSL.
• Sign language for your cellphone
  'If you live in the UK, you now have an access to a dictionary of 5,000 words in British Sign Language (BSL) and their accompanying downloadable videos for your cellphones.'
• BritishSignLanguage.com
  This site uses moving pictures to show the basic signs for British Sign Language.
• Facebook | Birthday Exporter
  'This application exports your friends' birthdays directly to your Google Calendar. No need to worry about iCal or CSV files! Export all or only a subset of your friends to any one of your calendars — not just your default calendar.'
• make crystal clear ice! - The World's Biggest Show & Tell - life, home, diy
  How to make crystal cear ice without any special equipment. Essentially, double-boil filtered water to eliminate dissolved air and decompose minerals.
• bbc.co.uk/programmes
  Information on all current TV and radio programmes across the BBC. Microformat-structured (schedules can be saved easily into calendars). Use the A to Z, or search by genre or by format. In Beta as of 23 October 2007.
• Dumbledore pride T-shirts
  Two versions: 'I Always Knew', and 'Wizards Are Gay'.
• Microsoft Outlook categories | Outlook categories tutorial
  Article on how to use Microsoft Outlook categories to organize information.

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