Where does the mystery hidden code above come from?

I’ve just sat and watched Ghost for what must be at least the tenth time and it gets worse everytime.

Sat here now, eyes streaming and just can’t stop.

21 years ago, the memories are fading but Ditto brings them back.

I dare say it will be on youtube soon and on the www.simonscat.com website.

One of the last thing Simons Cat pulls out at the end is a nice link back to the original Simon’s Cat video  Cat Man Do

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We’re not just talking about small every day wine coolers here, we’re talking luxury wine cabinets.

Wine cabinets come in a wide range and offer options of; single temperature, three temperature or multi temperature. They also range from small under worktop units to superbly styled cabinets that don’t look out of place in any dining room.

Designed for long term wine storage, the three temperature and multi temperature wine cabinets also have compartments that store both red and white wines at perfect serving temperatures.

Does anyone who the Charlie Chaplin Lookalike is that they are using?

Although I don’t really need to work any more I am finding myself starting more and more projects and being more and more in demand.

Unfortunately this has meant I have spent less time just waffling on sites like this one which in turn makes me stale for when I do eventually sit down for a good waffle.

The main thing keeping me from waffling at the moment is the fact I am moving my main business directory site to a new server, and whilst doing this taking the opportunity to give the coding a good clean up.

The look won’t change a lot (yet) but  it should run a lot faster, be more manageable and will be easier to update in the future.

After five albums recording as The Streets, Brummie exile Mike Skinner has spat his last rap and built his last beat. He should be proud: Dylan Mills aside there hasn’t been another consistently exciting and commercially successful urban UK voice to touch him over the last decade.

It’s fitting that Skinner chooses now to skank off into the sunset to make films and TV, or just bang out Tweets and blog posts, as he may just have produced his best album. Original Pirate Material had the energy, A Grand Don’t Come for Free took him to the big time, and Everything Is Borrowed had the maturity and at times epic sense of perspective. This album sums it all up with a wink, a sigh, and some crucial dance moves.

As is customary for a Streets album, the start absolutely smacks it. Outside Inside is a deranged shuffle replete with analogue bleeps, a lead riff that’s half Vampire Weekend, half the theme music from Rainbow, and packs some terrific submerged bass. It’s busy, but has the deep complexity of a classic Roots Manuva tune.

First single Going Through Hell is just as great, all National Grid-voltage guitar, chanting and The Music’s Robert Harvey doing a baggy Robert Plant vocal. It manages to evoke both Skinner’s own Fit But You Know It and the Beastie Boys’ Fight for Your Right.

The best moments here are two tremendous tunes that would rock any party worth its noise abatement order. Trust Me is a brief but brilliant French house-inspired whirl of disco piano beauty that’d get even the stiffest square shouting for a rewind. Those That Don’t Know, meanwhile, is a stylish piece of MJ Cole-flavoured melodic UK garage. It even includes hilarious and knowing lines like “Fall asleep past your stop / Creep in, eleven o’clock in the morning / No dawn is ever boring”.

Emotive protest anthem Soldiers and the Facebook romance of OMG will please Skinner’s fans, but final track Lock the Locks will yank at the heartstrings the most. A marvellous slab of industrial soul, it includes a smoky Clare Maguire vocal and the timeless couplet, “Read the funny card signed by all / That was purchased by the person I will always recall”. A parting gift to grip, sadden and elate. You’ll be missed, Mike.

It’s a little website I set up for the villages of Cherington, Stourton and Sutton-under-Brailes a couple of years ago but unfortunately nobody ever contributes any thing to it.

Hopefully in 2011 I will be able to persuade more people to join in.