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Another Look

July 14, 2003

This is curnow.org, Jon Curnow’s personal website. I’ve decided to have a bit of a revamp and move some of the content around. Thus, most of the blog content is no longer here. Eventually, I will add some more content to curnow.org.

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Ben Affleck In Tight Leather

March 1, 2003

Looking at the referrer logs for this site, a lot of people are getting here thanks to my mention of Ben Affleck in tight leather. Ben Affleck in tight leather – why are you looking for those pictures?

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On Hold

February 15, 2003

Well, ten days ago the server at my hosting provider crashed and, as they are ceasing their hosting business, it was not restored so I have spent the last week or so trying to organise everything. Hopefully, normal service will resume soon.

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Why Do You Do It?

January 1, 2002

These are my ramblings and I can’t blame anybody else for the lack of interesting, entertaining or useful content. Still, it’s much more fulfilling than the static site with a few pictures of friends on it. It’s a place to vent, a place to keep things that I want to be reminded of in the future (or remember to do tomorrow). In my head it is some kind of journey that I have embarked on and don’t know where it will finish (but that’s what life is). In the grand scheme of things, however, it is an utterly pointless exercise.

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Colophon

October 8, 2000

When some of this content was in beta form Mosaic had arrived and, I guess, the graphical web browser was about to change my life. At the time I was working the night shift in a small office just off Euston Road in London and learning HTML and using the Internet seemed like a good [...]

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Reasons

July 3, 2000

The are many reasons why I am happy to have a web presence. Some of them are simple and to do with how I first cam across the internet. You can read about that, and my opinions on browser standards, in colophon. However, I do believe in some of the underlying principals on which the [...]

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